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Tobacco use falls fastest in South-East Asia, yet 322 million people still at risk: WHO
New Delhi – On October 8, the World Health Organization (WHO) released a fresh report showing that the South‑East Asia...
Wednesday, October 8, 2025
MEA Secy (West) attends Uzbekistan’s National Day celebrations, highlights civilisational ties
In New Delhi, the Embassy of Uzbekistan hosted its...
UN rights envoy hails new investigative mechanism for justice in Afghanistan
In Kabul this week, the United Nations human‑rights council...
Tobacco use falls fastest in South-East Asia, yet 322 million people still at risk: WHO
New Delhi – On October 8, the World Health Organization...
ECP to hold Punjab local government elections in December 2025
Pakistan’s Election Commission (ECP) has set a new deadline...
Pakistan: PTI offers backing for no-confidence motion amid PPP-PML-N rift
In Islamabad, Pakistan, party leaders are taking a sharp...
‘Hot dog populism’: Europe backs ban on vegetarian protein product labels
EU lawmakers moved forward on a new rule that bars the use of the term “veggie burger” and tightens how foods like steak, escalope and sausage can be marketed. The change is part of a broader effort in the European Union to protect farmers and ensure that only products containing real meat can carry those familiar names.
Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson and Omar M.Yaghi share 2025 Nobel chemistry prize
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2025 was announced on Wednesday. Three scientists—Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson and Omar Yaghi—were honored for their pioneering work on metal‑organic frameworks, or MOFs.
Thousands march in Amsterdam urging tougher Dutch stance on Gaza war
Thousands of people in bright red shirts marched through the streets of Amsterdam on Sunday. They called on the Dutch government to step up and help put an end to the nearly two‑year war in Gaza, and to do more against Israel’s military campaign.
Spanish activists arrive home after Israel intercepts Gaza aid flotilla
A fleet of 42 boats carrying roughly 450 activists set out to challenge Israel’s naval blockade and bring symbolic aid to Gaza, where famine is worsening amid the ongoing conflict. Most of the people who were detained between Wednesday and Friday were taken to Israel, and many are still being held in custody.
Ukraine claims drone strikes on Russian ammo plant, oil terminal and weapons depot
Ukrainian drones hit a major Russian ammunition plant and set a Crimean oil terminal ablaze, the Ukrainian military said on Monday, raising pressure on Moscow’s supply lines.
Qatar says Egypt talks focused on obstacles to ending Gaza conflict under Trump’s peace plan
Doha, Qatar – In a key development on October 8,...
Piyush Goyal holds talks with Qatar trade minister, eyes boost in bilateral trade
Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal met with Qatar’s Minister of...
Greta Thunberg among 171 flotilla activists deported from Israel after failed bid to reach Gaza
Swedish climate hero Greta Thunberg and former Barcelona mayor Ada Colau were among 171 peace‑campaigners who flew back to Europe after an Israeli raid shut down a Gaza aid flotilla. The activists were sent home to Greece, Slovakia and other European states, ending a bold effort to break Israel’s blockade of the war‑torn Strip.
Gaza flotilla activists allege Israeli soldiers treated them ‘like monkeys’ — with Greta Thunberg singled out for ‘mockery’
ROME — A group of international activists who were seized by Israeli forces while trying to sail to Gaza from a flotilla called the Global Sumud are now back in their home countries. They say they were mistreated by Israeli guards, a claim Israel refuses to accept.
Israeli forces eliminate Hezbollah air defence figure Hassan Ali Jamil Atwi in Lebanon
Israel’s army confirmed that it struck a target in Lebanon’s Nabatieh region on Monday, killing a man named Hassan Ali Jamil Atwi. The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) said Atwi was a key player in Hezbollah’s air‑defence network.
TMC to launch week-long block-level outreach from tomorrow, eyes 2026 Bengal polls
In West Bengal, the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) is turning...
Bareilly violence: Maulana Razvi appeals for peace ahead of Friday prayers
In Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, a prominent Muslim leader is...
Two killed, 100 injured in traditional stick fight in Andhra’s Kurnool
In the heart of Andhra Pradesh's Kurnool district, a...
TN’s doorstep PDS delivery reached 45 pc of elderly, disabled beneficiaries
In Chennai, a new government push to deliver essential...
Telangana Assembly Speaker begins hearing on disqualification petitions
In Hyderabad, Telangana Assembly Speaker Gaddam Prasad Kumar kicked...
MEA Secy (West) attends Uzbekistan’s National Day celebrations, highlights civilisational ties
In New Delhi, the Embassy of Uzbekistan hosted its...
UN rights envoy hails new investigative mechanism for justice in Afghanistan
In Kabul this week, the United Nations human‑rights council...
Tobacco use falls fastest in South-East Asia, yet 322 million people still at risk: WHO
New Delhi – On October 8, the World Health Organization...
ECP to hold Punjab local government elections in December 2025
Pakistan’s Election Commission (ECP) has set a new deadline...
Pakistan: PTI offers backing for no-confidence motion amid PPP-PML-N rift
In Islamabad, Pakistan, party leaders are taking a sharp...
‘Hot dog populism’: Europe backs ban on vegetarian protein product labels
EU lawmakers moved forward on a new rule that bars the use of the term “veggie burger” and tightens how foods like steak, escalope and sausage can be marketed. The change is part of a broader effort in the European Union to protect farmers and ensure that only products containing real meat can carry those familiar names.
Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson and Omar M.Yaghi share 2025 Nobel chemistry prize
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2025 was announced on Wednesday. Three scientists—Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson and Omar Yaghi—were honored for their pioneering work on metal‑organic frameworks, or MOFs.
Thousands march in Amsterdam urging tougher Dutch stance on Gaza war
Thousands of people in bright red shirts marched through the streets of Amsterdam on Sunday. They called on the Dutch government to step up and help put an end to the nearly two‑year war in Gaza, and to do more against Israel’s military campaign.
Spanish activists arrive home after Israel intercepts Gaza aid flotilla
A fleet of 42 boats carrying roughly 450 activists set out to challenge Israel’s naval blockade and bring symbolic aid to Gaza, where famine is worsening amid the ongoing conflict. Most of the people who were detained between Wednesday and Friday were taken to Israel, and many are still being held in custody.
Ukraine claims drone strikes on Russian ammo plant, oil terminal and weapons depot
Ukrainian drones hit a major Russian ammunition plant and set a Crimean oil terminal ablaze, the Ukrainian military said on Monday, raising pressure on Moscow’s supply lines.
Qatar says Egypt talks focused on obstacles to ending Gaza conflict under Trump’s peace plan
Doha, Qatar – In a key development on October 8,...
Piyush Goyal holds talks with Qatar trade minister, eyes boost in bilateral trade
Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal met with Qatar’s Minister of...
Greta Thunberg among 171 flotilla activists deported from Israel after failed bid to reach Gaza
Swedish climate hero Greta Thunberg and former Barcelona mayor Ada Colau were among 171 peace‑campaigners who flew back to Europe after an Israeli raid shut down a Gaza aid flotilla. The activists were sent home to Greece, Slovakia and other European states, ending a bold effort to break Israel’s blockade of the war‑torn Strip.
Gaza flotilla activists allege Israeli soldiers treated them ‘like monkeys’ — with Greta Thunberg singled out for ‘mockery’
ROME — A group of international activists who were seized by Israeli forces while trying to sail to Gaza from a flotilla called the Global Sumud are now back in their home countries. They say they were mistreated by Israeli guards, a claim Israel refuses to accept.
Israeli forces eliminate Hezbollah air defence figure Hassan Ali Jamil Atwi in Lebanon
Israel’s army confirmed that it struck a target in Lebanon’s Nabatieh region on Monday, killing a man named Hassan Ali Jamil Atwi. The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) said Atwi was a key player in Hezbollah’s air‑defence network.
TMC to launch week-long block-level outreach from tomorrow, eyes 2026 Bengal polls
In West Bengal, the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) is turning...
Bareilly violence: Maulana Razvi appeals for peace ahead of Friday prayers
In Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, a prominent Muslim leader is...
Two killed, 100 injured in traditional stick fight in Andhra’s Kurnool
In the heart of Andhra Pradesh's Kurnool district, a...
TN’s doorstep PDS delivery reached 45 pc of elderly, disabled beneficiaries
In Chennai, a new government push to deliver essential...
Telangana Assembly Speaker begins hearing on disqualification petitions
In Hyderabad, Telangana Assembly Speaker Gaddam Prasad Kumar kicked...
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‘Hot dog populism’: Europe backs ban on vegetarian protein product labels
EU lawmakers moved forward on a new rule that bars the use of the term “veggie burger” and tightens how foods like steak, escalope and sausage can be marketed. The change is part of a broader effort in the European Union to protect farmers and ensure that only products containing real meat can carry those familiar names.
George Clooney teases major ‘Ocean’s 14’ update — and reveals which A-listers are set to return
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