Russia uses its “shadow fleet” to evade Western sanctions.Stefan Sauer/picture alliance
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Our data shows that wild dogs move very differently depending on where they are. Inside protected areas, they move, hunt and rest at moderate speeds. But when they disperse out of protected areas, they shift into a faster and straighter “travel mode” that lets them cover ground quickly, and rest in thickets or rocky areas…
The US is not a member of Brics, yet President Donald Trump’s shadow will loom large over the group’s summit in Delhi this weekend.
More than 175,000 tech jobs have been cut in 2026 so far This is already a faster pace than last year. In all of 2025, more than 245,000 tech workers lost their jobs
Market snapshot: Spanish authorities have expanded a criminal investigation into an alleged visa fraud network operating around the Spanish consulate in Algiers, pulling Indian visa-outsourcing firm BLS International into active scrutiny. The ongoing probe centers on allegations of cash collections from families to secure Schengen visas using fraudulent or unverified documentation. This regulatory headwind comes…
Here are some of the top headlines out of India on Saturday and Sunday, August 22-23, 2026:
In a commanding performance at Ellis Park, New Zealand’s All Blacks outplayed South Africa’s Springboks, winning the first test 33-16. This victory broke the Springboks’ 12-match winning streak, shaking the confidence of the world champions as they head into the remaining fixtures of the series.
On 18 August, The NewsGuild-CWA, an affiliate of the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ), filed a lawsuit, alongside with other organisations, challenging the Department of Homeland Security’s decision to end a long-standing visa framework affecting foreign journalists, international students and scholars working in the United States. The IFJ fully backs this legal action and joins…
Kyrgyzstan’s Ministry of Culture, Information, and Youth Policy hosted a meeting with representatives of the Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture, Kabar reported.
South Africa—Over half (60%) of international tourists would consider visiting a different country instead if elephant culling (mass or selective killing) of elephants) is reinstated in South Africa, according to a new survey commissioned by Humane World for Animals South Africa. Almost half of respondents (47%) explicitly stated they would be less likely to visit…
