AI agent breach in Australia sparks call for regulation in India
An AI agent breach in Australia has prompted an Indian expert to urge regulations, warning of severe consequences if critical departments are compromised.
International Relations
Alaska Senate Race Turns on the 'Lower 48' Insult
Alaska's Senate race centers on the 'Lower 48' label, with Sullivan casting Peltola as tied to outside liberals and Peltola stressing her independence.
France's 6th-Gen Plan Is About a Networked Combat System, Not Just a Jet
At the NDTV Defence Summit 2026, General Tardif said France's sixth-generation effort centres on connecting aircraft, platforms and sensors into a single combat system.
Kean and Bennett Face Off in Sole Debate in New Jersey's 7th District
Rep. Tom Kean Jr. and Democrat Rebecca Bennett meet Sunday for their only debate in a closely watched New Jersey race.
Cuba calls US blockade 'collective punishment' at UN General Assembly
Cuba's foreign minister told the 81st UN General Assembly that the long-running US blockade amounts to collective punishment and an act of war.
Madrid Housing Protests Continue After Eviction of 87-Year-Old Tenant
Protests over Spain's housing crisis continue in Madrid after the eviction of an 87-year-old woman, with demonstrators camping in Puerta del Sol.
AK Party Deputy Chair Resigns Amid Share Trading Allegations in Turkey
A deputy chair of Turkey's ruling AK Party has resigned after an opposition politician alleged she and her husband made a large profit on shares before a funds crisis triggered a market selloff.
Ping Ping and Fu Shuang head to Zoo Atlanta after careful selection
Giant pandas Ping Ping and Fu Shuang departed Chengdu for Zoo Atlanta, chosen for age, genetics, health and temperament.
India, Canada Signal Push to Elevate Ties After Jaishankar-Anand Talks
S. Jaishankar met Canadian counterpart Anita Anand at the UN General Assembly, with both sides signalling a push to deepen ties and trade talks.
Oman Pledges Continued Efforts to Protect Strait of Hormuz Shipping at UNGA
Oman reaffirmed its commitment to safeguarding navigation in the Strait of Hormuz during the UN General Assembly's General Debate.
In Rio's Favelas, Residents Build Their Own Answers to Gang Violence
With crime dominating Brazil's presidential race, Rio residents are launching podcasts, martial arts schools and job-training projects to steer youth away from gangs.
Russian Overnight Strikes Kill Four Across Ukraine, Hit Kyiv Data Center
Overnight Russian strikes killed four people in Ukraine and damaged a Kyiv data center, as both sides continued long-range attacks with no peace deal in sight.
Russian Strikes Kill Two in Ukraine as Lavrov Dismisses German Talks at UN
Russian overnight strikes killed two in Ukraine as Sergey Lavrov dismissed German calls to ease tensions following their UN meeting.
Sinn Féin Leaders Block Orange Order Parade on Garvaghy Road
Sinn Féin leaders joined a large protest on Garvaghy Road in Portadown, blocking an Orange Order parade after the Parades Commission approved the march.
Pope Leo XIV to Lead Lourdes Mass, Meet Clergy Abuse Survivors
Pope Leo XIV is celebrating Mass at Lourdes before about 150,000 pilgrims and will meet seven survivors of clergy sexual abuse to offer an apology.
Northern Ireland on Edge as Orange Order Parade Cleared for Garvaghy Road
British PM Andy Burnham urges calm after a court cleared an Orange Order parade down Garvaghy Road, drawing protests and sharp political reaction.
Burnham Stops Short of Backing Heathrow's Third Runway
UK PM Andy Burnham has declined to endorse Heathrow's third runway, calling it a matter for London, while the airport warns of a four-year delay.
Pope Leo XIV Meets French Bishops in Lourdes, to Hold Private Talks with Abuse Survivors
Pope Leo XIV met French bishops in Lourdes on Sunday and will later hold private talks with seven survivors of sexual abuse by clergy and Catholic personnel.
UK Police Arrest Several Men Near US-Used RAF Fairford in Explosives Probe
British police arrested several men on suspicion of explosives offences near RAF Fairford, a base used by US forces, and evacuated nearby homes as Army experts examined vehicles.
China Coast Guard Holds Law Enforcement Drill Near Huangyan Dao (2026-09-27)
China Coast Guard conducted a law enforcement and control drill near Huangyan Dao in the South China Sea, with an expert saying it demonstrates resolve to safeguard sovereignty.