China-North Korea Train Services Resume After 6-Year Halt
China and North Korea announce the resumption of train services, six years after the Covid-19 pandemic led to their suspension.
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International
Chile’s Women’s Rights Under Threat
As Chile’s new president, José Antonio Kast, prepares to take office, women’s rights activists fear a rollback of hard-won freedoms.
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Akshay Kumar’s Busy Schedule: Golmaal 5 and More
Akshay Kumar is gearing up for a busy year with multiple projects in the pipeline. After a brief break, he’s ready to dive into his next venture, Golmaal 5, while Bhagam Bhag 2 faces a delay.
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Australian Government Provides Safe Haven for Iranian Women’s Football Team
The Australian government has offered asylum to members of the Iranian women’s football team, allowing them to escape potential persecution in their home country.
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UK MPs Reject Ban on Social Media for Under-16s, Government to Consult
MPs have rejected a proposed ban on social media for under-16s, but the government will still consider introducing similar measures in the future.
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UK Politicians’ Views on Iran War: A Complex and Contested Issue
Leading UK politicians have expressed varying opinions on the Iran war, with some advocating for involvement and others opting for a cautious approach.
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Texas Teens Reunited with Family After Bipartisan Backlash
Two teenage mariachi musicians were released from ICE custody after a Republican congresswoman joined Democrats in condemning their detention.
Read MoreLakshya Lalwani’s Uncertain Future in Dostana 2
Lakshya Lalwani’s involvement in the highly anticipated sequel, Dostana 2, is in question due to production delays. Here’s an inside look at the potential cast changes and the film’s journey so far.
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Global Oil Prices Rise Amid US-Israeli War with Iran
The ongoing conflict between the US and Iran is affecting global oil prices, leading to increased inflation and economic concerns.
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NHS England Puts Break on Hormone Treatment for Young Transgender Patients
A recent review by NHS England has revealed that the available evidence does not support the continued use of masculinising or feminising hormones for treating gender incongruence or dysphoria in 16 and 17-year-olds. This decision has sparked controversy within the transgender community.
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