Trump aides Bosnia work has raised questions after James Blair and Chris LaCivita advised Republika Srpska while helping Republican midterm strategy. Trump initially threatened action over any conflict, but later said he did not believe one existed. Trump advisers face scrutiny over Bosnia consulting work President Donald Trump has distanced himself from two senior political advisers after reports revealed that they carried out paid cons

NTR reacts to morphed Chuttamalle video Jr NTR has reportedly strongly condemned an AI-generated, morphed video based on the song Chuttamalle from Devara, warning of legal action against those responsible for creating and circulating it. According to a report published by, the manipulated clip depicts NTR and co-star Janhvi Kapoor in an objectionable manner. The report said the vi

The US Visa Bulletin contains two important charts: Final Action Dates and Dates for Filing. Understanding how each works, how a green card priority date is compared with them and which chart USCIS permits applicants to use can help prevent filing mistakes. The U.S. Department of State publishes two key charts in its monthly Visa Bulletin: Final Action Dates and Dates for Filing. For applicants waiting in numerically limited employm

Layoffs and restructuring efforts are continuing across the US technology sector in 2026, with some of the world’s biggest companies reviewing their workforce, management structure and spending priorities. Apple has now joined the list of companies facing increased employee uncertainty as its leadership reportedly considers making the organization leaner and more engineering-focused. According to the reports cited in the original article, Apple CEO John Ternus is looking at ways t

Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah has used the United Nations General Assembly to describe last month’s devastating floods as a warning that extends far beyond Nepal. He said rising temperatures are increasing pressure on the Himalayan environment and urged wealthier nations to help vulnerable countries finance adaptation and recovery. Himalaya faces growing climate risk Addressing the 81st

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan revived the Kashmir issue at the 81st UN General Assembly, calling for dialogue under the UN Charter and relevant resolutions. His remarks again highlight the gap between Türkiye’s position and India’s stated view that Jammu and Kashmir is an internal matter. India Kashmir position Addressing the General Assembly in New York on September 22, Erdogan s

Ukraine plans record defence and security spending of 4.885 trillion hryvnias, about $110 billion, in its draft 2027 budget. The allocation equals 43.8% of projected GDP, while Kyiv says it will need $52.6 billion in international support to keep its wartime finances stable. Ukraine defence budget reaches wartime record Ukraine’s government has proposed 4.885 trillion hryvnias for defence and security in 2027, an increase of 517.9 bill

Russia and Ukraine intensified attacks on industrial, transport and energy infrastructure in mid-September, with Moscow saying it struck Ukrainian steel facilities and cargo vessels while Kyiv reported drone attacks on Russian industrial sites. The exchanges underline how both sides are increasingly targeting economic assets beyond the front line. Russia Ukraine industrial strikes hit major steel facilities

Ukrainian drones reportedly targeted the Syzran Oil Refinery in Russia's Samara region overnight on September 15, extending Kyiv's campaign against Russian energy and industrial infrastructure. Monitoring channels reported fires at several points inside the complex, although the full scale of damage was not immediately independently confirmed. Ukraine Syzran refinery strike targets Russian energy

The UK government has opened a community-built digital connectivity centre in Siun, Ogun State, expanding internet access and digital opportunities for residents in an underserved part of Nigeria. The UK Ogun digital hub, officially commissioned on September 2, 2026, is located in Siun in Obafemi Owode Local Government Area. According to information from the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, the facility forms part of its Di

Eiffel Tower staff protest over BAPS group visit triggered a temporary Eiffel Tower closure in Paris, with the BAPS Paris visit sparking a gender equality row, staff walkout and wider debate over religious accommodation.  

Tesla’s rollout of its purpose-built Cybercab has put Elon Musk’s autonomous-driving ambitions under fresh regulatory scrutiny, with US safety authorities examining whether the driverless vehicle complies with federal standards despite lacking a steering wheel, pedals and conventional mirrors. Cybercab Launch Draws Immediate Regulatory Attention AUSTIN, Texas, Septembe

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has thanked India for supporting efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine war after meeting External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar in Kyiv. Their talks covered possible paths to peace, Black Sea shipping security and wider India-Ukraine cooperation. Zelensky thanks India for Ukraine peace efforts Zelensky met Jaishankar in Kyiv on September 3 during what the Ukra

The Himalayas face a growing danger from glacial floods as warming temperatures destabilize glaciers and expand high-altitude lakes. UN officials and Chinese authorities have warned that millions of people across Nepal, China and India could face more destructive events in the years ahead. Himalayan glacial floods threaten mountain communities Concerns have intensified following the catastrophi

The Nepal Tibet floods have become one of the Himalayan region's deadliest disasters in years, with the latest reports on August 29 putting the combined death toll at more than 630. Thousands remain missing as rescue teams search devastated villages, hydropower sites and transport corridors after a massive glacial collapse. Glacial Collapse Disaster The disaster began on August 26 when a catast

Infosys Public Services President and CEO Lax Gopisetty remains unreachable after catastrophic flash floods struck Nepal while he was visiting the region in a personal capacity. Infosys is working with relevant agencies and supporting his family as search efforts continue. Infosys Executive Remains Unreachable Infosys confirmed that Lax Gopisetty, who heads its public-sector subsidiary Infosys Public

A major power outage across Washington County left tens of thousands of Southern Utah residents without electricity Thursday evening, forcing utilities to begin rolling blackouts while crews worked to restore the main transmission system. More than 40,000 residents were affected during the outage. By around 8 p.m., Dixie Power reported that approximately 33,000 of its customers were still without electricity. Utility officials said breakers serving Washington County had tripped at a

Firmus AI infrastructure funding has put a relatively little-known Australian company at the center of the global compute boom. A multibillion-dollar equity placement involving investors including Nvidia and Blackstone has valued Firmus at about A$15.5 billion, as investors pour increasingly large sums into the physical infrastructure required to run artificial intelligence.

French PM Office Bullying Probe Opens After Suicide Attempt French PM office bullying allegations are under investigation after a civil servant reported psychological harassment following a suicide attempt. The Paris bullying probe comes amid staff deaths, political instability and plans for a workplace audit. Paris bullying probe examines harassment claims The Pari

The French job bullying probe has placed workplace conditions inside departments linked to the prime minister’s services under scrutiny. The Paris prosecutor is examining allegations of institutional harassment as internal investigations assess staff welfare, management practices and psychological risks. Paris Prosecutor Inquiry The Paris prosecutor’s office has opened a preliminary inquiry