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The Delhi High Court ordered authorities to respond by September 30 to a petition enabling pregnant women to book lower train berths online easily.

Turkish authorities arrested 191 suspects in a major crackdown on an international investment fraud network allegedly run by Israeli nationals, defrauding victims of over 3 billion dollars.

English football club Oxford United apologized and pulled a new clothing line featuring 'United 93' after realizing the unintentional reference to the 9/11 hijacked airliner.

Following the death of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic in a UN prison, Serbian football fans and officials united to pay tribute to the general, highlighting the enduring influence of nationalist extremism.

A corporate party in Austria featured a fake Jeff Bezos escorted by elite armed police officers, sparking a major national scandal and a parliamentary inquiry.

A new poll reveals that while American Jews support Israel post-October 7, 56% worry Benjamin Netanyahu's actions fuel anti-Semitism. Additionally, 52% support cutting or reducing U.S. military aid.

Chinese President Xi Jinping's sudden absence from a BRICS gala in India fuels health rumors ahead of his crucial Washington summit and meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump.

A former UK children's nurse was permanently struck off the nursing register after faking terminal leukemia for three years, defrauding over 215,000 euros for luxury trips, and receiving a two-year prison sentence.

Uber must pay 40 million dollars to the parents of a 23-year-old woman killed after being dumped on a California highway by an Uber driver in 2023.

A 33-year-old German care worker has been indicted for sexually abusing 24 disabled individuals following an international tip from the US.

Interfaith groups launched a 100-meter memorial shroud at the UN in New York featuring names of Palestinian children, coinciding with the UN General Assembly.

US President Donald Trump announced a historic agreement with Denmark granting the United States permanent security control over Greenland, with a formal signing expected next week.

A UN report released on Friday revealed widespread sexual violence by Russian forces against Ukrainian detainees, while noting violations by Ukrainian authorities as well.

A faulty AI-generated U.S. intelligence report nearly triggered a military clash with China during operations involving Iran, highlighting risks in military AI use.

The lone juror who voted to convict Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother who killed her three children, has spoken out, stating he had no doubts about her guilt despite a mistrial.

US President Donald Trump announced an immediate ban on several media outlets, including CNN and Politico, from entering the White House, citing constant fake news reporting.

A 24-year-old Israeli tourist was arrested at Kangra Airport in northern India after a rifle bullet was found in his luggage. The Foreign Ministry reiterated warnings for travelers to check bags for stray military ammunition.

Far-right French politician Eric Zemmour confirmed he will run in the 2027 presidential election, proposing stricter immigration controls and a public ban on kippahs.

Russia warned that British military facilities could become targets if London continues supplying weapons to Ukraine used in strikes on Russian territory, following a diplomatic protest.

Hundreds of Jewish students gathered outside New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's residence for Friday prayers ahead of Yom Kippur, amid recent antisemitic incidents.

A powerful mosque bombing near a police compound in northwestern Pakistan killed at least 16 people and injured 57, amid escalating regional violence involving the Pakistani Taliban.

At least 37 illegal mining suspects died in detention in central-northern Nigeria. While officials blame an illness, survivors report severe overcrowding and suffocation.

Pakistan is pressing Iran to halt Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, fearing regional escalation could force Islamabad to intervene under mutual defense agreements.

Prince George's County police have charged 61-year-old Joseph Lynch with murder and rape in the 1993 disappearance and death of young George Stanley Bordinsky.

Paris prosecutors opened a criminal investigation following sexual harassment complaints involving smart glasses, highlighting growing global privacy concerns over covert recording devices.

Spanish police deployed tear gas in Ceuta on Friday during clashes as authorities relocated migrants to a new tent camp. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces fierce political criticism over the migration crisis.

The US administration is considering economic deals with Russia before a ceasefire in Ukraine to incentivize Vladimir Putin to end the war, despite a recent congressional push for heavy sanctions.

Beverly Hills police are investigating whether Israeli model Adva Lavi drugged her former fiancé, billionaire Stephen Cloobeck, with ketamine. The probe emerged from recent search warrants tied to separate theft charges.

Qatar has signed an agreement with the UN to deliver 1.3 million liters of fuel to the Gaza Strip as a humanitarian grant to support hospitals and vital services.

Clashes broke out in Amsterdam's Dam Square during a pro-Israel rally after activists tore down a giant Palestinian flag hung from an H&M building. Police arrested around 45 protesters.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani sparked a surge in Google searches in Israel ahead of the UN General Assembly and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's upcoming visit.

An Italian Eurofighter F-2000 jet was damaged in a strike on Taif Air Base in Saudi Arabia. Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto confirmed no military personnel were injured.

A Turkish fugitive who evaded police for eight years by dressing as a woman and using his sister's ID was finally captured in Istanbul after slipping up with a credit card.

Liechtenstein has approved absolute primogeniture for royal succession, ending centuries of male preference. Crown Prince Alois announced the historic reform, though some family members threaten legal action.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio plays a crucial behind-the-scenes role in shaping negotiations with Iran, operating alongside Special Envoy Steve Witkoff while weighing his political future.

A 33-year-old murder suspect was arrested in northeastern Brazil while disguised as a woman and carrying a toddler, with police investigating claims of dozens of killings.

Three teenagers were killed and eight injured in a school shooting in the southern Philippines. The incident highlights growing concerns over rising gun violence in educational institutions.

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has rejected US pressure to send troops or military assets to assist in the US-led war against Iran, citing domestic opposition and political risks while aiming to protect national economic interests.

The humanitarian crisis in Yemen deepens as Houthi advances displace over 125,000 people. Strategic control over the Bab el-Mandeb strait threatens vital global shipping lanes.

Indonesian authorities recovered more bodies near the site where the KMP Virgo Transport 8 ferry capsized in the Java Sea, as families anxiously await news of dozens of missing passengers.