Is a life at risk the only way India hears?
An Indian activist's 19-day hunger strike against environmental degradation has the nation on the brink, with public sympathy growing and pressure mounting on the government.
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An Indian activist's 19-day hunger strike against environmental degradation has the nation on the brink, with public sympathy growing and pressure mounting on the government.
An Indian environmental activist's extreme hunger strike has reached a tipping point, challenging the government to address the root causes of environmental degradation and social injustice.
The World Cup may be over, but the real game is just beginning for Andy Burnham, whose cabinet plans are starting to take shape.
Labour's botched response to the Paul Henry bombshell has sparked questions about their ability to navigate complex situations, but can they turn things around and regain the trust of the public?
The football pitch has become a potent stage for politics, as Argentina's players make a bold statement over the disputed Falklands Islands. But at what cost to the team and global sports diplomacy?
The latest crackdown in Kashmir aims to remove "objectionable" content from educational institutions, but it's clear that this move is about shaping minds and rewriting history, rather than ensuring quality education.
Repeated fires in Bangkok's nightlife scene expose the city's culture of impunity, prioritizing profit over human lives.
A 107-year-old's message to England's World Cup squad offers a timeless perspective on the national team's ambitions, reminding us that football is about more than just the game.
The UK's next Prime Minister, **Burnham**, has sparked debate with his openness to a wealth tax, but experts warn of potential economic catastrophe if implemented.
The same forgotten crises continue to plague our world, causing untold human suffering. What's behind the international community's failure to address these issues and how can we change the narrative?
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