Indian education minister resigns after days of youth protests
Thousands of protesters had demanded his resignation over examination paper leaks.
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Indonesia detains former top prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah after questioning
Investigators questioned him as a witness for a money laundering case.
Red sun, orange sky as Madrid battles worst wildfire in its history
Wildfires near Madrid and Ávila forced tens of thousands to evacuate, turning the sky orange and the sun blood-red over affected towns.
South Korea’s UNESCO-listed tidal flats expanded with 4 new sites
The inscription expands the site from four to six components.
Trump returns to White House Correspondents' Dinner after April shooting
The president appeared to be in good spirits throughout the evening and joked about a third term in office.
Ski resort in Lesotho offers rare winter escape in Africa
Skiers visit Lesotho's Afriski Mountain Resort, where snowy slopes in the Maluti Mountains attract beginners and winter sports fans from Africa.
Major find in Hitler's birthplace: bone leads to mass graves
A girl finds a bone while playing. The discovery turns into an archaeological sensation: in Braunau am Inn, remains of at least 120 young men have been found. Experts call it an exceptional find for Central Europe.
Malaysian police probe deaths of two teens in Ipoh
Initial investigations found no foul play, said the police.
Trump reportedly forced to switch aircraft following Iranian threat in Turkey last month
The Secret Service urged Trump to switch aircraft on his flight back from Turkey, where he was attending a NATO leaders' summit earlier this month, according to a report by the New York Times
Monsoon floods kill at least 41 in India's Assam state
Heavy monsoon floods submerge homes and roads in Assam, India, as rescue efforts continue after at least 41 people were killed.
African para-athletes praise Commonwealth Games inclusivity
Africans competing in Glasgow say the inclusive nature of the Games' schedule is helping change attitudes towards disability on the continent.
Southern China braces for typhoon Noul, suspends public transport
BEIJING, July 25 - Strong winds and torrential rain lashed China on Saturday, brought by a strengthening typhoon Noul, weather authorities said, urging people to avoid unnecessary travel as transport links could be disrupted.
God Of War Laufey Joins The Growing Pile Of February 2027 Game Releases
The PS5 exclusive barely seven months away from launching
Indonesian authorities arrest former anti-corruption prosecutor after seizing US$19 million and gold
Former anti-graft prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah has been accused of money laundering while serving as Indonesia’s top anti-corruption prosecutor. He denied wrongdoing after being questioned on Friday (Jul 24), saying he was a victim of “criminalisation”.
Italian embassy in Bangkok apologises after video of students’ behaviour on train sparks fury
It condemned the disruptive behaviour of the Italian teenagers on a BTS skytrain.
Evacuations ordered in Bordeaux suburbs as wildfires continue to ravage southern Europe
In Spain, fires are continuing to rage in the Madrid area and in the province of Ávila, with thousands forced to flee their homes.
Almost 75% of England’s riverbanks ‘off limits’ to public, figures show
Campaigners urge government to introduce right of access to water, particularly as heatwaves become more common Almost three-quarters of riverbanks in England have no public access, according to data released by the Right to Roam campaign. Across the country, the public cannot
Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana lead Africa’s cocoa strategy through CIGCI
Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana want Africa’s cocoa producers to speak with one voice. Their latest push through CIGCI aims to strengthen bargaining power and capture more value from the global cocoa trade.
Africa’s minerals are not the problem. Weak governance is
The global green transition relies heavily on Sub-Saharan Africa’s $16tn mineral bounty. Without urgent institutional reform, local communities will continue to pay the price for global decarbonisation.
Conservative activist Robby Starbuck notches major legal win against Google, defamation suit to proceed
Conservative activist Robby Starbuck landed a major legal victory against Google on Friday as his defamation lawsuit will be able to move forward, according to a Delaware Superior Court ruling.
No U.S. strikes reported in Iran as Trump says talks with Tehran continue
Trump said Iran would 'love to make a deal' and that the war 'is going extremely well. Don't believe the fake news' while speaking at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner. He is is set to meet Netanyahu on Tuesday
France and Spain race to control wildfires as suburbs of Bordeaux begin evacuation – live
Officials in Spain warn winds could worsen fires on Saturday Tell us: have you been affected by wildfires in Europe? The French prime minister, Sébastien Lecornu, has requested the armed forces to deploy an Airbus A400M military transport aircraft earlier than originally
Trump’s new tariffs to cost Americans $100 billion per year
US President Donald Trump on Thursday unveiled a new package of tariffs targeting 60 countries that account for over 99% of US imports, a move that—if upheld in court—would cost Americans an estimated US$100 billion per year in the form of higher costs. The duties, ranging from
'I do not want to replace models with AI': Fashion designer Steven Passaro plans industry revamp
The highly acclaimed luxury fashion designer Steven Passaro has been making more than a name for himself in recent years with his bold and innovative creations. In an exclusive interview with Euronews Culture, he shares his vision on artistry and the latest trends within the
What does the South make of the King of the North?
BBC South has been hearing from people about new PM Andy Burnham's first week in the top job.
India's Modi under pressure as youth protest leaders set for more talks
NEW DELHI, July 25 - The Indian government was set to begin a fresh round of talks on Saturday with leaders of a Gen-Z protest that led to disruptions in the capital this week, as demonstrators press a demand for the education minister to resign.
'We feel the pressure juggling holiday logistics'
Parents say childcare costs, unpaid leave and SEND support gaps make summer holidays harder
China evacuates 20,000 people as Typhoon Noul nears
The typhoon is forecast to hit the coast between Hong Kong and Guangdong from the evening of July 25.
Politicians vs generals: Ukraine’s long, hidden war within
The Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, has dismissed the country’s commander-in-chief, Oleksandr Syrskyi, after a turbulent week in which he also removed his defense minister, Mykhailo Fedorov. The dismissal of the popular defense minister, who is credited by many as the
Zelenskyy warns of 'massive' Russian attack within 48 hours
On Friday, Ukrainian authorities said Russian missile strikes on the Kyiv region killed at least 10 people and injured around 100 more.
Guterres set to be first UN chief to visit Syria since before 2011 war
By Tala Ramadan BEIRUT, July 25 (Reuters) - United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres will visit Syria on Saturday in the first trip by a serving U.N. chief since the start of a nearly 14-year war that killed hundreds of thousands and displaced millions in the country.
Pakistan’s only choice is active neutrality in US-Iran war
A war is entering Pakistani homes right now. Not through headlines, but through the electricity bill, the bus fare, the price of vegetables at the local market. Wars in the Middle East rarely stay confined to the countries that start them — their consequences travel through oil
Tunisia marks Saied's emergency measures anniversary amid deadly power crisis
Between 150 and 200 people are reported dead after more than a week of blackouts during an exceptional heatwave, as Tunisia marks five years since President Kais Saied suspended parliament and concentrated power in the presidency. The authorities have not confirmed the death
Malaysia targets 2028 to produce its first human vaccine to cut import reliance
Malaysia’s first locally produced human vaccine will be for treating illnesses like pneumonia, meningitis, sepsis and blood infections, says Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Chang Lih Kang.
Wildfire smoke is crossing borders as climate change intensifies Europe's blazes
"Climate change, wildfires and air pollution is a vicious circle," says Clean Air Fund CEO Jane Burston – and toxic particles can travel thousands of kilometres.
Wealth per adult rankings: How does Europe compare with the world’s richest countries?
The average wealth per adult in Western Europe is less than half that of the US. European countries perform better in median wealth, while the US drops significantly.
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Revealed: The best 'trip-maxxing' routes for a four-city European break
‘Trip-maxxing’ is the travel trend du jour, and new research has revealed the best multi-city routes across Europe, combining short journey times, affordable accommodation, vibrant nightlife and world-class attractions to help travellers make the most of a single trip.
Herbicide banned in 70 countries to be pulled from sale in Australia by chemical maker
Syngenta says it will stop selling paraquat in Australia after new regulations on chemical linked to Parkinson’s disease Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Syngenta, the producer of a herbicide banned in more than 70 countries and which has been linked
New Zealand faces aftershocks, minor damage after 5.9-magnitude earthquake
There were 73 aftershocks recorded in about five hours following the quake.
Iran-backed Houthis claim missile attack on Saudi Arabia
US military says it disabled a tanker that was attempting to evade the American blockade on Iranian ports.
Blind spot: The hidden workers behind Indonesia’s digital boom
Today, Indonesia stands as one of the most formidable digital economic powerhouses in Southeast Asia. Bank Indonesia recorded digital payment transaction volumes reaching 5.22 billion in May 2026, marking 28.14% year-on-year growth. Meanwhile, QRIS transactions — the country’s
White House Rushes to Trump’s Defense After Alan Ritchson Torches President Over Epstein Files
The Reacher star called Trump a “bitch” and a “fucking rapist" in a recent podcast appearance
Trump takes swipes at press during White House Correspondents' Dinner
The event celebrated press freedom after the first dinner was cancelled by a shooting in April.
‘Betrayal’: The young victims of India’s exam leak scandal
The medical exam leak has since sparked a row over the pressures of India’s education system.