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Portugal's PSU Approved with PS Abstention After PSD Agreement
Worldpublicoobservador1mo ago2 sources

Portugal's PSU Approved with PS Abstention After PSD Agreement

Portugal's Single Social Benefit (PSU) has been approved with the abstention of the Socialist Party (PS) and Liberal Initiative (IL), following an agreement reached between the PS and the Social Democratic Party (PSD). Only the PSD and CDS voted in favor, with the PS stating the agreement safeguards the most vulnerable.

Sundarraj Pattilingam appointed NIA IG
Politicshindustan-times1mo ago

Sundarraj Pattilingam appointed NIA IG

Sundarraj Pattilingam has been appointed as the Inspector General of the National Investigation Agency (NIA) by the Union home ministry, following his role in anti-Maoist operations in Bastar.

PM Modi Becomes India's Longest-Serving Elected Prime Minister
WorldDWaktuality-skTimes of India+5hindustan-timesindian-expressiefimeridandtvnewsbeast1mo ago8 sources

PM Modi Becomes India's Longest-Serving Elected Prime Minister

Narendra Modi has become India's longest-serving elected Prime Minister, completing 12 years in office, a milestone celebrated by his cabinet and acknowledged by international figures like former US President Donald Trump.

Eurovision: Second Semifinal Decides Remaining Finalists
CultureBBCThe GuardianNPR+37nzzhelsingin-sanomatnosfazberlingskelsm-lvsvenska-dagbladetder-standard+29 more2mo ago40 sources

Eurovision: Second Semifinal Decides Remaining Finalists

Nations competed in the second semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest to secure their places in the upcoming grand final. The event saw the final set of contenders determined for the main competition.

US Airman Rescue Mission in Iran Draws Conflicting Reports
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US Airman Rescue Mission in Iran Draws Conflicting Reports

US President Donald Trump announced the dramatic rescue of a downed airman in Iran, while Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed to have foiled the mission and destroyed US military aircraft.

Amit Shah Declares India 'Naxal-Free' in Lok Sabha, Blames Congress for Insurgency
PoliticsTimes of Indiahindustan-timesindian-express+1ndtv4mo ago4 sources

Amit Shah Declares India 'Naxal-Free' in Lok Sabha, Blames Congress for Insurgency

Indian Home Minister Amit Shah stated in Lok Sabha that Naxalism is almost eradicated in Bastar and declared India 'Naxal-free,' claiming the 'shadow of red terror' has been lifted and the region is on the path of development, while also identifying 'left-wing ideology' and 'Indira Gandhi' as root causes and criticizing the Congress for inaction.

Brooklyn Street Renamed in Honor of Ol’ Dirty Bastard
Culturebillboardnme12d ago2 sources

Brooklyn Street Renamed in Honor of Ol’ Dirty Bastard

A street in Brooklyn has been officially renamed in honor of the late Wu-Tang Clan legend Ol’ Dirty Bastard. Friends and family gathered in Bed-Stuy to celebrate the renaming, commemorating the iconic artist's legacy.

US Strikes Iran for Third Night; Iran Retaliates in Strait of Hormuz
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US Strikes Iran for Third Night; Iran Retaliates in Strait of Hormuz

The United States launched its third consecutive night of strikes against Iran, prompting Iran to retaliate by striking tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. President Trump also vowed to impose transit fees in the Strait and sent formal notice to Congress about the resumed conflict.

Victims of 2013 Bastar Maoist Massacre Still Await Compensation and Help
Worldndtv4mo ago

Victims of 2013 Bastar Maoist Massacre Still Await Compensation and Help

A student shares a poignant memory of his teacher, Sada Singh Nag, who never returned after the Jhiram Ghati Massacre, highlighting the quiet aftershocks of the tragic event. Many victims of the 2013 Bastar Maoist Massacre still live in a bubble of silence, having received no compensation or help.

108 Maoists surrender in Bastar
Politicshindustan-times5mo ago

108 Maoists surrender in Bastar

In a historic surrender, 108 Maoists in Bastar yielded, bringing a ₹3.95 crore bounty and a major weapons cache, reflecting growing disillusionment with their ideology.

A bastarda de verso livre
Cultureobservador5mo ago

A bastarda de verso livre

Irene Lisboa acreditava que a revolução começava nas primeiras letras. Por tentar mudar o ensino em ditadura, foi votada ao ostracismo. Esquecemos uma das mais originais vozes da poesia portuguesa?

Palm Beach Airport Renamed After Donald Trump
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Palm Beach Airport Renamed After Donald Trump

The Palm Beach International Airport in Florida has been officially renamed the Donald J. Trump International Airport. This renaming follows various discussions and updates from Trump on international matters, including US moves in the Gulf and F-35s for Turkey.

SpaceX Valuation Soars, Surpassing Amazon in Market Cap
BusinessbloombergNYTFT+26The Guardiannzzcnbcvgde-volkskrantBusiness Insiderdennik-nforbes+18 more1mo ago29 sources

SpaceX Valuation Soars, Surpassing Amazon in Market Cap

SpaceX's valuation has surged, with its market capitalization surpassing Amazon, making it one of the most valuable companies globally. This comes as the US government revealed Elon Musk's Grok AI was utilized in recent Iran strikes.

Modena Car Attacker's Anti-Christian Sentiments Revealed
WorldANSA2mo ago

Modena Car Attacker's Anti-Christian Sentiments Revealed

The individual responsible for the Modena car attack reportedly referred to Christians as 'bastards' in a letter sent to a university. This sentiment was also highlighted by politician Salvini, shedding light on the attacker's potential motives.

In Bloom by Liz Allan review – an electric debut of grunge and teen spirit
CultureThe Guardian4mo ago

In Bloom by Liz Allan review – an electric debut of grunge and teen spirit

Four fatherless girls in a band set out to escape their deprived Australian coastal town, in a dark, raw tale of friendship and abuse Liz Allan’s powerful debut novel smells unmistakably like teen spirit. Plunging the reader into the cauldron of suburban malaise that is an Australian seaside resort in 1994, it is narrated collectively by the Bastards, a band of 14-year-old riot grrrls bringing Kurt Cobain’s gospel to their dead-end backwater – in their own eyes, at least. To their schoolmates...