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Fiber-Optic Shutdown Begins in Northern Provinces Taliban authorities are severing internet access across Afghanistan, starting in Balkh province then spreading further. Confirmed by those in power, this decision comes directly from their

Kremlin Rejects Compromise and Defends Military Push Russia firmly reiterated its intent to pursue the conflict in Ukraine until its initial aims are accomplished, declaring a continuation of hostilities inevitable. According to

Criticism of Europe and the United Nations Donald Trump, a previous president, spoke at the United Nations meeting in New York. He mostly focused on criticizing international groups, also rebuking countries that

A Show of Strength on Land, Sea, and Air Military drills held by Russia stretching from Belarus to the Baltic Sea. These exercises combined standard military power with weapons able to carry

Nepal experiences a remarkable shift in politics, fueled by young people working for change. Young people protested for a year, causing the government to fall. This led Prime Minister K.P. to quit.

A Landmark Ruling Against a Former President Brazil faces a completely new situation. The highest court in the country made a major decision on September 11, 2025. They determined that former president

Airspace Breach Sparks Military Response Poland stated its armed forces destroyed multiple Russian drones during the night. These drones flew into Polish air space while Russia launched a big attack on Ukraine.

The war in Ukraine just got worse. Russian troops have pushed into Dnipropetrovsk, opening another front as peace efforts stall. At the same time, Ukraine’s drone strikes are hitting Russian fuel infrastructure,

A Life Behind the Lens Mariam Dagga was 33. Not famous. But in Gaza, people knew her. She carried a camera and told stories most of the world ignored—kids in ruins, families