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Indian police have booked the Meta India head over social media posts targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, according to multiple reports. The case was filed in Hyderabad, where the police have issued a notice to the Meta India head.
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The Bucharest Court of Appeal has nullified six executive orders issued by the caretaker Bolojan government, acting on a petition by the Social Democratic Party (PSD). The ruling underscores the escalating legal‑political clash ahead of upcoming parliamentary elections.
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Hungary’s government will decide within days when to halt operations at the Paks nuclear power station as the Danube River reaches record‑low levels. The move threatens to cut roughly half of the country’s electricity supply and could spark an energy crisis during a heat wave.
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Nirmal Purja, a celebrated mountaineer, is among ten climbers feared missing after an avalanche struck Broad Peak in Pakistan. Search efforts are underway, with four bodies reportedly recovered.
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Indian police have booked the head of Meta India over posts targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a case that highlights the country's evolving laws on social media regulation. The move has sparked concerns about freedom of speech and the role of social media platforms in regulating online content.
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Good morning. Escalating tensions in the Middle East dominate headlines as the US continues strikes in Iran, while Europe grapples with a deepening migrant crisis and widespread wildfires. Here are the five things you need to know today.
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Parents are moving out of a quiet Helsinki suburb after a school board's controversial ruling sparked unrest. The exodus highlights tensions between local education policy and community expectations in Finland.
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Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's comments on the 19th‑century Triple Alliance War prompted Paraguay to summon the Brazilian ambassador, sparking a diplomatic row. The incident has become Brazil's leading domestic story as both governments seek to contain the fallout.
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Sofia officials said the deployment of U.S. planes at Bezmer Air Base is tied to recent fuel‑price unrest, while the foreign minister met Iran’s counterpart to discuss the issue. The explanation comes as Bulgaria enacts election‑law reforms and pursues spare‑parts deals for aging MiG‑29 jets.
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A surge of migrants crossing from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta has overwhelmed local authorities and sparked a humanitarian strain. While Ceuta’s leader demanded a national emergency, the Spanish government said such a declaration is not permissible.
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Education Minister Mikuláš Bek said scrapping the ninth grade is not on the government's agenda, quelling speculation that followed a meeting with former prime minister Andrej Babiš. The comment comes as the coalition weighs broader reforms of the Czech school system.
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Portugal's education ministry has broadened its prohibition on mobile phone use in schools to include students up to the 9th grade. A parallel survey shows public support for such bans is at a record high across many nations.