UK minorities express fear, anger and empathy amid far-right unrest
“People may be afraid of me and my identity. Talk to me.”
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Former Sri Lankan leader Mahinda Rajapaksa's son to run for president | Election News
The ruling party has nominated Namal Rajapaksa to challenge incumbent Ranil Wickremesinghe in the September 21 election. A son of…
Thai Constitutional Court dissolves progressive Forward Party | News
Thailand's Constitutional Court has ordered the progressive Forward Party to be dissolved, saying it violated the constitution by promising to…
Russia-Ukraine war: list of key events, day 894 | Russia-Ukraine war news
As the war enters its 894th day, here are the top developments. Here is the situation on Wednesday, August 7,…
US Defense Secretary Austin defends decision to revoke 9/11 plea deals | September 11 News
The Pentagon chief was caught off guard by prosecutors' decision last week to offer plea deals to the men. US…
Boeing to change design to prevent future 737 MAX 9 door panel explosions | Aviation News
Boeing has said it plans to make design changes to prevent a future mid-air cockpit panel explosion like the one…
Iran's response to Israel is looming. What are the possible scenarios? | News about the Israel-Palestine conflict
The assassination of Hamas political chief Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, along with the killing of senior Hezbollah figure Fuad Shukr…
In Lancaster, people have been lovely: UK city weathers race riots | Far-right news
Lancaster, United Kingdom – Sharon Mortlock is unfazed by the far right. As she sipped her coffee and read her…
Bangladesh releases Hasina's rival Khaleda Zia from house arrest | Politics News
The leader of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party was an opponent of Prime Minister Hasina, who resigned and fled the country.…
Bangladesh protesters want Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus to lead government | Politics News
Leading organisers of student protests in Bangladesh have said Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus should head an interim government…