The Tibetan government-in-exile has announced plans to standardise the design of the national flag. The move aims to preserve cultural identity and ensure consistency in representing Tibet globally.

Tibetan government-in-exile to standardise National Flag

President Donald Trump said Monday he will call a national emergency once again in Washington, DC, if local police do not cooperate with immigration enforcement.



ICE Row: Trump Warns to Federalize DC, Says Cutting ICE Ties Will Fuel Crime

Ukrainian drones struck one of Russia’s largest oil refineries, sparking a fire, Russian officials said on Sunday. The overnight strike on the Kirishi refinery, in Ruthe country's northwestern Leningrad region, follows weeks of Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil infrastructure. The facility produces close to 17.7 million metric tons per year, or 355,000 barrels per day, of crude. Regional Gov. Alexander Drozdenko said three drones were downed overnight in the Kirishi area, with falling debris sparking a fire at the facility. He said no one was injured, and the blaze has been put out.



Ukraine Strikes Russia's Top Oil Refinery, Russia Says Over 361 Ukrainian Drones Downed

India and the United States have resumed formal trade negotiations in New Delhi, marking a potential thaw after months of rising tensions over US President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Indian goods. The talks, led by chief negotiators Brendan Lynch and Rajesh Agrawal, could revive the long-stalled free trade agreement. This face-to-face dialogue is the first since Trump penalized India for purchasing Russian oil. Can diplomacy now trump tariffs?

India, U.S. trade talks | 'India coming to the table': Trump aide Navarro 

In the pine-covered mountains known as the Sierra Gorda – one of the most biodiverse stretches of Mexico – a “mercury boom” is underway. Soaring international gold prices are driving up the price of mercury, a toxic metal key in illegal gold mining, to all-time highs.



Mercury Prices Skyrocket to Record High; Poor Miners Suffer Deadly Exposure

Gen Z is reporting the highest levels of anxiety and depression compared to any other generation. What’s driving this crisis? From climate change fears and crushing financial instability to nonstop social pressure and the overwhelming impact of technology, young people today face an unprecedented storm of stressors. But there's also hope — Gen Z is more open than ever about mental health and is actively seeking support in ways that break generational taboos. Here’s what’s behind the numbers, and what could change the game.

Why Gen Z is so anxious: Climate, cash, and constant pressure

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, during a joint press conference with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, vowed to maintain “maximum pressure” on Iran to prevent it from acquiring nuclear weapons. The statement follows the June war in which the U.S. and Israel launched coordinated strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. Netanyahu praised Trump’s decision to act militarily, calling it a message to the world. Iran says over 1,000 were killed in the 12-day conflict, while Israeli losses were also reported. Tensions in the region remain dangerously high.

Rubio tells Israel: U.S. Will maintain 'maximum pressure' on Iran after nuclear strikes


Nepal is slowly returning to normalcy following weeks of political unrest and violent protests, as borders reopen for public movement after interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki assumed office.


Sushila Karki Takes Charge as New PM, Vows to Act on Gen-Z Demands

As part of the Zapad 2025 drills, Russia successfully tested its Zircon hypersonic missile, which struck and destroyed a designated target in the Barents Sea. The launch showcases Russia's advanced military capabilities amid ongoing regional tensions.



Zapad 2025: Russia Tests Zircon Hypersonic Missile | Russia, Belarus Hold Joint Drills

A toxic algae bloom has spread across Lough Neagh, the largest lake in the UK and Ireland, posing serious risks to wildlife, public health, and local water supplies. Authorities are warning residents to avoid contact with the water as cleanup efforts begin.

UK and Ireland's largest lake turns toxic

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned violent scenes at a massive far-right rally in London led by Tommy Robinson. With over 110,000 anti-immigration protesters and multiple arrests, Starmer said Britain “will never surrender” its national flag to extremists who promote fear and division. Hope Not Hate called speeches at the rally “extremely disturbing” as police confirmed 26 officers were injured in clashes.


Starmer vows UK will not ‘surrender flag’ to far-right after violent London rally

U.S. and allied paratroopers are participating in Bright Star 25, a major multinational military exercise aimed at enhancing coordination, readiness, and interoperability among partner nations amid growing global security challenges.

Bright Star 25: U.S. & allied paratroopers conduct massive airborne drill

Romania scrambled two F-16 fighter jets late on Saturday to monitor the situation after the strikes, the ministry said in statement. The jets “detected a drone in national airspace” and tracked it until “it disappeared from the radar” near the Romanian village of Chilia Veche, it added.


Poland, Romania on Alert For 'Russian' Drones

Days after Israel attacked Qatar in an airstrike targeting Hamas leaders, US President Donald Trump made careful remarks Sunday as Washington's two powerful Middle Eastern allies face a worsening rift.



"Have To Be Careful": Trump On Israeli Strikes On "Great Ally" Qatar

France’s political crisis deepens as Prime Minister Francois Bayrou faces a critical confidence vote on September 8. His unpopular 2026 budget plan has sparked fierce opposition, and parties across the spectrum are preparing to bring down his minority government. Far-right leader Jordan Bardella says the National Rally is ready for snap elections, with 85% of its candidates already selected. President Macron’s next move remains uncertain.

Macron under pressure: Opposition prepares to collapse minority government 

Turkish riot police used pepper spray to disperse officials of the opposition CHP party inside their Istanbul headquarters, making way for a court-appointed interim chair. The raid follows a court order suspending the party’s provincial leadership over alleged irregularities, and comes amid a broader crackdown that has already seen the arrest of popular Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu.



Turkey Protests: Protestors Chant For Erdogan's Resignation Ahead of Key Court Ruling 

Tensions spike in the Taiwan Strait as Taiwan's Ministry of National Defence reports 27 PLA aircraft sorties, with 26 breaching the median line into Taiwan’s ADIZ. The incursion—featuring J-16 fighter jets, H-6 bombers, and KJ-500 aircraft—was part of a large-scale air-sea drill involving Chinese navy vessels. Taiwan’s forces monitored and responded as the aircraft entered the Western Pacific.

China-Taiwan tensions escalate: 26 PLA jets breach strait Median line

Two men have been arrested after an incendiary device was found beneath a FOX 13 News vehicle in Magna, Utah. The FBI says the device had been lit but failed to detonate. The suspects, Adeeb Nasir and Adil Justice Ahmed Nasir, were taken into custody following an overnight raid and now face charges including Threat of Terrorism and Possession of Weapons of Mass Destruction. The neighborhood was evacuated during the arrest.

FBI arrests 2 after bomb found under Fox 13 News vehicle in Utah

Mass protests led by Nepal’s Gen Z have erupted over economic and political issues, disrupting tourism and damaging major luxury hotels like Hilton and Hyatt. The unrest poses new challenges for the country's travel industry.


Nepal: Parliament dissolved, elections expected in March next year 

U.S. officials held talks with the authorities in Kabul over Americans held in Afghanistan, the Taliban administration’s Foreign Ministry said. Adam Boehler, the Trump administration’s special envoy for hostage response, and Zalmay Khalilzad, a former U.S. special envoy for Afghanistan, met with the Taliban’s Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi.


US seeks to secure release of Americans held in Taliban custody 

Russia intensifies its war on Ukraine, with the most intense bombardments of the summer, defying pressure from U.S. President Trump. Cities across Ukraine face escalating attacks as tensions soar.


Russia-Ukraine war: Putin defies Trump as most intense bombardments occurred this summer

Tyler Robinson, a 22-year-old from Utah, was named as the suspect in the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. He was turned in by his own father after the FBI released a video showing him escaping by jumping off a roof at Utah Valley University.


Charlie Kirk murder: Reports suggest suspect's transgender roommate may be key to motive

President Ahmed al-Sharaa said Friday that Syria was negotiating with Israel to reach a security agreement that would see Israel leave areas it occupied after the December overthrow of Bashar al-Assad.


Syria-Israel security deal: Israel expected to leave occupied areas if security deal is met 

NATO announced plans to beef up the defence of Europe's eastern flank on Friday, two days after Poland shot down drones that had violated its airspace in the first known action of its kind by a member of the Western alliance during Russia's war in Ukraine.


Poland-Russia tensions: UNSC holds meet to discuss drone incursion into Poland's airspace

Sushila Karki became Nepal’s next Prime Minister amid growing youth protests demanding the dissolution of parliament.


Nepal: 73-year-old former Chief Justice to lead the interim government

After a 33-hour manhunt, U.S. authorities say they have captured the man accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Investigators identified the suspect as 22-year-old Tyler Robinson.


Charlie Kirk shooting: Tyler Robinson arrested after intense FBI-led manhunt 

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