Cameroon’s opposition candidate Issa Tchiroma Bakary has declared a surprising and “overwhelming” victory in the country’s October 12 presidential elections—despite official results not expected for another two weeks. Incumbent President Paul Biya, in power since 1982, faces mounting pressure amid voter tension and allegations of electoral manipulation.

Cameroon Polls: Opposition Declares Victory Weeks Before Final Announcement

Cameroon opposition leader Issa Tchiroma Bakary has unilaterally declared victory in the country’s presidential election. Tchiroma made the claim in a social media address, inviting long-term incumbent, 92-year-old President Paul Biya to concede. There’s so far been no response from the government.

Opposition Candidate Issa Tchiroma Declares Victory, Paul Biya Waits for the Final Results

Global markets slid after China vowed to "fight to the end" in the escalating rare earth trade war. The warning came after new US and EU restrictions targeting Chinese tech and mining exports. Rare earth elements are critical to manufacturing electronics, defense systems, and green energy tech. Analysts warn that any major supply disruption could trigger economic instability and intensify geopolitical tensions between China and the West.

Markets Rattle As Rare Earth Battle Escalates: China Vows To 'Fight To The End' In Trade War

US President Donald Trump says he may send long-range Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, warning that continued war could trigger stronger American support for Kyiv. The comment followed a call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who is expected to visit Washington on Friday. The Kremlin has called the possible missile transfer a serious escalation, raising fears of wider conflict. Tomahawks could give Ukraine the ability to strike targets deep inside Russia, including Moscow.

Trump Considers Sending Tomahawk Missiles to Ukraine? | Moscow Warns of Escalation

Several major news outlets, including The New York Times, AP, and Newsmax, have refused to comply with the Pentagon's new press access rules imposed by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, which require pledges against unauthorized information and threaten credential revocation. They argue it undermines journalistic independence and First Amendment rights, amid rising tensions with the Trump administration. This standoff raises concerns about press freedom and potential legal challenges.

Pentagon's New Rules Raise Concerns, 'MAGA' Outlets' Also Refuse To Sign New Rule 

The World Health Organization has raised serious concerns after at least 20 children in India died from consuming contaminated cough syrups containing diethylene glycol (DEG), a toxic industrial chemical. WHO has flagged urgent regulatory gaps in India’s pharma industry and warned of possible global risks through unregulated exports. The Indian government has arrested a pharma owner and halted production.

Cough Syrup Deaths: W.H.O. Issues Advisory Against Coldrif

Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the deep spiritual and cultural ties between India and Mongolia, calling the two nations “spiritual partners” during a diplomatic event in New Delhi. As India and Mongolia celebrate over 70 years of relations, new initiatives include sharing Buddhist relics, Sanskrit education, and manuscript digitization. PM Modi’s remarks highlight a growing strategic and cultural alliance in Asia.


India–Mongolia Ties Go Beyond Diplomacy: PM Modi Highlights 'Spiritual Bond' 

England women's team all-rounder Alice Capsey spoke in the pre-match press conference on Tuesday (Oct 14). She is all geared up for the all-important clash against Pakistan at the R.Premadasa Stadium in Colombo on Wednesday.

ICC Women's ODI World Cup 2025: England's Alice Capsey ready for Pakistan challenge

Bipin Joshi, a 22-year-old Nepalese student who heroically saved his classmates during the Hamas attack on Israel’s Kibbutz Alumim on October 7, 2023, has died in captivity after more than two years as a hostage in Gaza. He was the only non-Israeli and Hindu believed to be held alive. His body was returned to Israel as part of a recent Gaza ceasefire deal, confirmed by Nepal’s ambassador. This video honors his bravery and sacrifice, and explains the events that led to his tragic death.

Bipin Joshi, 'Hero' of Oct 7 Attack, Dies in Hamas Custody | Body Returned to Israel

Security forces in Jammu and Kashmir successfully foiled an infiltration attempt along the Line of Control (LoC) in Kupwara. Two terrorists were gunned down near the Machil and Dudniyal sectors after troops noticed suspicious movement. The Indian Army has launched an ongoing search operation in the region. This marks yet another successful counter-infiltration effort as tensions continue to simmer along the border. Stay tuned for the latest updates from J&K.


J&K: Indian Army Kills 2 Terrorists in Kupwara | Infiltration Bid Foiled Near LoC 

The Chandigarh Police have updated the FIR in the case of Haryana IPS officer Y. Puran Kumar’s alleged suicide, adding crucial sections after protests and family demands. The officer’s wife and IAS Amneet P. Kumar highlighted irregularities in the original FIR. A 31-member committee calls for the arrest of Haryana DGP Shatrujeet Kapur and ex-Rohtak SP Narendra Bijarniya, named in the officer’s final note. Stay tuned for full updates.

Haryana IPS Officer Suicide Case: Kumar Left Note Naming 16 IAS, IPS Officers & Alleging Harassment

Britain's domestic spy agency MI5 issued a rare public warning to members of parliament on Monday that they are being targeted by spies from China, Russia and Iran in an attempt to undermine the country's democracy.
The warning comes a week after prosecutors said they had to abandon the trial of two British men charged with spying on members of parliament for China because the British government had not provided evidence showing China was a threat to its national security.

MI5 Warns UK MPs Of Foreign Spies Using Flattery & Phishing

An awkward moment between US President Donald Trump and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer at the Egypt Peace Summit has gone viral. During the Gaza ceasefire announcement in Sharm El-Sheikh, Trump appeared to sideline Starmer after a brief handshake on stage. The clip has sparked memes, mockery, and serious political debate online. Was it a diplomatic snub or a misunderstanding? 

Trump Snubs UK PM Keir Starmer at Egypt Summit? | Awkward Moment Sparks Reactions 

FIFA President Gianni Infantino’s presence at the Gaza peace summit in Egypt’s Sharm el-Sheikh raised many eyebrows. While the summit was primarily focused on diplomacy, Infantino’s presence seemed unexpected, sparking curiosity about the football chief’s role in the political gathering.

FIFA Chief Gianni Infantino Present At Gaza Peace Deal in Egypt

In a major breakthrough, Hamas has released 20 living Israeli hostages, marking a significant and emotional moment in the ongoing conflict. Families of the freed hostages are celebrating what they call a “historic moment.” 

Hamas Releases Remaining 20 Hostages | Families Celebrate Emotional Reunion

Türkiye’s Ministry of Technology and Industry has announced a successful live test of the SOM-J anti-ship cruise missile, developed by TÜBİTAK SAGE. The missile demonstrated precision targeting, low-altitude sea-skimming flight, and evasive maneuvers against defense systems by hitting a stationary sea target. As a modular, air-launched weapon with enhanced capabilities, the SOM-J represents a significant leap in Türkiye’s indigenous missile technology. Watch the test highlights and learn why this matters for regional naval power balance.

Türkiye Successfully Test-Fires Advanced SOM-J Anti-Ship Cruise Missile 

US President Donald Trump has issued a stark warning to Russia: either end the war in Ukraine or face potential missile strikes as he considers supplying long-range Tomahawk missiles to Kyiv. Following a “productive” call with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, Trump highlighted the threat amid ongoing Russian attacks on Ukraine’s power grid. This development could escalate tensions significantly. What does this mean for the future of the Ukraine conflict and global security? Watch to find out.


Russia-Ukraine War: Zelensky, Trump To Meet Soon | Trump’s Tomahawk Ultimatum

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Ralph Lauren Celebrates 86 Iconic Years Of American Style

Australia is formulating a plan for its critical minerals reserve that will focus on sales of future production, limiting the need for a physical stockpile, industry sources said, as Australian and U.S. leaders prepare to meet next week.
Australia's critical minerals task force hosted a call last week with miners and project developers across a range of metals as it steps up industry consultations, according to four sources familiar with the matter.

Australia Eyes US Allies For Minerals Deal, Plans $782 Mn Mineral Stockpile

Far-right activist Tommy Robinson, real name Stephen Yaxley Lennon, has claimed Elon Musk is funding his legal defense as he stands trial in London. Robinson is accused of refusing to provide his phone PIN under counter-terrorism powers while trying to leave the UK at the Channel Tunnel in 2024. The case raises major questions about civil liberties, freedom of the press, and the use of terrorism laws. Musk has yet to confirm whether he’s footing the legal bill, though he recently voiced support at one of Robinson’s rallies. Here's what happened on day one of the trial.

Activist Tommy Robinson Claims Elon Musk Paying His Legal Bills | Terrorism Act Trial Begins 

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Following an intense three-day seige by armed gunmen in Mexico's Tila, over 4,000 residents have now fled the town in fear. Once untouched by violence, the region has seen some 5,000 army troops deployed in the wake of seige.

Gang violence in Mexican town of Tila, 4,000 flee Tila following three-day seige

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Israel, Hamas committed war crimes: UN | Kuwait fire tragedy

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinkin has said that Hamas has proposed various changes, some unworkable for a US back proposal for a ceasefire with Israel in Gaza. he also added that mediators are determined to close the gaps.

US: Hamas seeks changes to ceasefire plan; denies proposing new ideas

The United States has announced a series of sanctions aimed at constraining Moscow's war in Ukraine well these steps that come ahead of the G7 leaders talks this week reportedly raised the stakes for foreign banks that still deal with Russia.

US unveils sanctions targeting Russia over Ukraine war

Kuwait building fire: At least three people have been detained for suspected manslaughter over a building fire, 50 foreign workers were killed in the inferno. Among the deceased mostly are Indians. Over 40 Indians were killed and more than 50 injured after a devastating fire broke out at dawn in a building housing around 195 migrant workers in southern Kuwait's Mangaf area. Watch in for more details!

Kuwait fire tragedy: Three people detained over suspected manslaughter

Gaza ceasefire deal in limbo? | J&K attacks: Sketch of terrorists released

A devastating fire in a building that housed several workers in Kuwait's southern city of Mangaf, resulted in the tragic deaths of at least 41 people in the early hours of Wednesday (June 12), and 40 of them are said to be Indian nationals, including Malayalis.

Kuwait fire: 40 Indians among 49 killed in fire, PM Modi announces relief of $2400 for kin

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