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South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal Launches Major Immigration Sweep, Arrests 51 in Pietermaritzburg
Authorities in KwaZulu-Natal arrested 51 foreign nationals Tuesday in what provincial leadership called a necessary crackdown on illegal immigration and regu...
Bank of America vice president fatally stabbed in Times Square attack that police said appeared random
A Bank of America vice president was killed in a stabbing in Times Square on Monday, a violent episode that has renewed concerns about street
Victorian premier resigns after briefing links Big Build corruption to billions in extra costs
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan resigned on Tuesday after revelations that senior public servants had briefed her in June 2023 on corruption and bikie infilt...
South African court reserves ruling on Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula’s bid to end corruption case
South Africa’s Gauteng High Court in Pretoria has reserved judgment on former parliamentary Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula’s bid to have corruption and mone...
Melbourne logs its hottest winter on record as Australia braces for an early spring heat spike
Melbourne has just come through its warmest winter on record, and the heat is rolling straight into spring. The city reached 21.8 degrees on Tuesday,
Trump, the Secret Service and the hidden machinery of presidential travel
Donald Trump’s movements have repeatedly collided with history, security and secrecy. This year, he has survived a series of violent episodes, while newly re...
Australia’s last holdouts move toward digital driver’s licences as Northern Territory joins rollout
Thousands of motorists in Australia’s Northern Territory will soon be able to keep their driver’s licence on a smartphone as the state and territory system
Police thought wanted ex-soap star was in Marbella — he was actually on the Costa Blanca
A former British soap actor wanted over a long-running fraud case was living on Spain’s Costa Blanca, about 500 kilometres from where police believed he
Flash Floods Ravage Phantom Ranch in Grand Canyon, Leaving 2 Dead and One Still Missing
A flash flood tore through Bright Angel Canyon and Phantom Ranch at the bottom of Grand Canyon National Park over the weekend, killing two people
Reddam House Bets on Low-Stress Testing and Student Leadership as Sydney Campus Grows Fast
At Reddam House North Shore in Sydney, a Friday morning starts with cycle testing, soothing music and a reminder from a teacher that a score
South Africa’s top court lets TRC inquiry chair stay on after Zuma, Mbeki challenge fails
South Africa’s Constitutional Court has cleared the way for a long-running inquiry into apartheid-era justice cases to continue under retired Justice Sisi Kh...
South African court rejects bid to split livestock in divorce dispute
A North West pensioner has lost a bid to force a South African court to include the family’s cows, goats and chickens in her divorce
Bus staff held after teenage girl reports assault on overnight trip from Uttar Pradesh to Noida
A 16-year-old school student from Uttar Pradesh was allegedly assaulted on a sleeper bus after she asked the driver and conductor for help during heavy
Trump Administration Revives Plan to End Work Permits for H-1B Spouses, a Move That Could Hit Indian Families Hardest
The Trump administration is moving again to strip work authorization from some spouses of H-1B visa holders, a step that could force an unknown number
Vance courts Jewish Republicans in closed-door Las Vegas speech as Israel tensions swirl
LAS VEGAS — Vice President JD Vance spoke Monday behind closed doors to the Republican Jewish Coalition in Las Vegas, pressing a conciliatory message to
London set for a warm September as Met Office flags possible spells of 25C weather
Londoners may not be done with summer just yet. The Met Office is forecasting warm spells in the south through the second half of September,
South African court grants bail to businessman in R635 million Tembisa Hospital graft probe
A South African court on Monday granted R200,000 bail to Stefan Joel Govindraju, a 37-year-old businessman accused in the R635 million Tembisa Hospital corru...
Russian attack near Kyiv kills 37, Ukraine says in deadliest strike of the year
At least 37 people were killed after a Russian strike hit a warehouse near Kyiv on Saturday, Ukrainian officials said, making it the deadliest attack
Modi Heads to Central Asia for Uzbekistan Talks and SCO Summit Amid Regional Shift
Prime Minister Narendra Modi touched down in Uzbekistan on Saturday to kick off a four-day Central Asian tour that underscores New Delhi's growing strategic ...
Delhi daycare abuse probe widens after CCTV shows 3-year-old tied to chair, slapped, kicked
NEW DELHI — Police in the Indian capital have arrested a caretaker and opened a wider investigation after CCTV footage from a private playschool in
Teenager’s Wrong Bus Stop in Delhi Downpour Leads to Alleged Gang Rape Over 47-Kilometer Route
A 16-year-old from Uttar Pradesh boarded what she thought was a lifeline during a monsoon downpour—a nearly empty sleeper bus that stopped when she flagged
Tom Tugendhat to take over as Tory shadow foreign secretary in Badenoch reshuffle
Former Tory leadership contender Tom Tugendhat is set to replace Dame Priti Patel as shadow foreign secretary when Kemi Badenoch reshapes her front bench next
Nepal flood survivors return to shattered homes as bodies keep washing ashore
Families in Nepal are returning to homes that no longer stand, while rescuers keep pulling more bodies from mud and riverbanks after deadly floods swept
Niger military says it has quashed mutiny after attacks on airport and presidency
Niger’s military-led government said on Saturday it had contained a mutiny in Niamey after hours of gunfire and explosions near the presidential palace, the ...