Cyberattacks disrupt emergency alert apps, fake nuclear warnings
False messages about radiation, chemical threats and incoming nuclear missiles spread through civilian warning applications as both…
Read MoreTehran presses Washington to reopen Strait of Hormuz
Iranian negotiators have left Qatar after talks with regional mediators, while a revised two-day proposal to restore shipping through the…
Read MoreCyber-attack disrupts supermarket refrigeration systems
A coordinated wave of intrusions has forced retailers to discard spoiled food, exposing vulnerabilities in internet-connected refrigeration…
Read MoreFrench police officer set on fire in Paris protest
French prosecutors have opened an attempted murder investigation after petrol bombs were thrown at police and gendarmes during…
Read MoreBangladesh’s garment workers keep protesting for higher pay
Bangladesh’s garment factories reopened on Monday, but clashes between police and workers demanding much higher wages broke out again…
Read MoreIran, US keep talking through Qatar as Tehran warns new war could last longer
Iranian negotiators were in Doha on Sunday for a third straight day of talks with Qatari mediators, trying to find a deal that would end…
Read MoreIndonesia’s student protests, politics of democratic accountability
‘If We Burn, You Burn With Us’ By Rosita Miladmahesi On 20 October 2026, Greenpeace Indonesia activists climbed Jakarta’s…
Read MoreIndia’s voter-list protests grow, challenge removal of 130mn names
Across India, opposition parties, students and a youth-led online movement are protesting against a nationwide revision of the voter rolls…
Read MoreIran pairs threat of unlimited retaliation, offer to reopen Strait of Hormuz in 2 days
On Saturday, Iran sent two messages at once: any attack will be met with an immediate response “without geographic limits,” and…
Read MorePoland’s president holds crisis talks; fight over constitutional court deepens
Poland is in the middle of a political crisis over who controls its top court. On Friday, the head of the Constitutional Tribunal was…
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