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A cyberattack on a service provider disrupted check-in and boarding systems at London, Brussels and Berlin airports. Flights were delayed or cancelled, affecting thousands of passengers, while some hubs like Frankfurt and Zurich reported normal ops.

Britain faces a reckoning as Tommy Robinson’s rally fuels far-right momentum. In an exclusive interview with Asianet Newsable, Lord Rami Ranger warns uncontrolled migration, crime, and political failure could irreparably damage UK’s social fabric.

The US, UK and France have blocked Pakistan and China’s request to designate the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and its Majeed Brigade under the UN’s 1267 sanctions regime, citing lack of evidence tying them to Al Qaeda or ISIL.

Fugitive diamantaire Nirav Modi has filed a new plea in a UK court to reopen his extradition case to India. His lawyers argued that, if sent back, he would face interrogation by multiple agencies, poor jail facilities, and possible torture.

A massive rally in London turned violent, leaving dozens injured. We break down the events, key figures, and tensions.

An Indian-origin man identified as Surjit Singh, 39, was sentenced to life imprisonment for killing his 76-year-old mother in Birmingham. Intoxicated, he chased, kicked, and stamped on her after a fight. He will serve at least 15 years before parole.

The US-led tariff war is disrupting global trade. India resists, facing a 43% export drop to the US by 2026 but expects overall growth. History shows tariff wars harm all parties and shift geopolitics.

British political commentator condemned Pak Army chief Gen Asim Munir's nuclear threats against India, calling them reckless. India's MEA had criticised the comments as irresponsible, reinforcing concerns over Pakistan's ties with terrorist groups.

A UK-China Transparency report claims Chinese students in British universities are pressured by the CCP to spy, silence debate and influence research, with financial ties and Confucius Institutes deepening Beijing's influence on UK academia.

Caring for the planet is often seen as 'women's work'. But when young men join in, it helps both the environment and their own identity. Masculinity and climate change are more connected than we think, says a study.