EXCLUSIVE: Lawyers, Families Denied Access To Officers Held Over Alleged Coup Plot Against Tinubu For Nearly Three Weeks

EXCLUSIVE: Lawyers, Families Denied Access To Officers Held Over Alleged Coup Plot Against Tinubu For Nearly Three Weeks Family members who spoke to SaharaReporters said…

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‘Insufficient evidence’ to charge basketball coach over viral clip showing alleged abuse of students, police say

There is insufficient evidence to charge Hong Kong basketball coach Yung Kam-wah over alleged abuse of students, the police have said. Yung, a prominent basketball…

Inside the NYC Courtroom Where Detained Children Face Deportation Without Attorneys

Throughout the summer, inside a small, fluorescent-lit courtroom in Lower Manhattan, hundreds of migrant children, some as young as three, faced deportation hearings. Most appeared…

‘Try-again’ PM Burnham lauds nukes and militarism during BAE visit

New PM Andy Burnham’s left-wing credentials have lasted about as long as left-out milk. Less than a fortnight into his reign, the gimmicky Scouser was…

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As Trump’s Tariff War With Canada Drags On, This Border Community Suffers Without a Voice

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Johor State Election 2026: Decoding Peninsular Malaysian Politics

The Johor state election does not automatically presage a nationwide BN sweep because the results are heavily steeped in Johor's unique local context.

The enduring legacy of Kashmir’s poet‑saints who built bridges between faiths

Kashmir remains one of the world’s most contentious geopolitical flash points. In April 2025 India and Pakistan, two nuclear-armed countries that share a tense border,…

Hong Kong public housing provider fined HK$8,000 over faulty fire alarm following fatal Kwun Tong blaze

Hong Kong’s second-largest public housing provider has been fined HK$8,000 for failing to keep fire alarms functional at an estate where a blaze killed a…

South Asia’s Smaller States Push to Revive SAARC — Again

Will the region’s perpetually squabbling siblings -- India and Pakistan -- put aside their insecurities to make regional cooperation happen?

Drew Litton: A slight upgrade

Cartoonist Drew Litton illustrates how the latest iteration of Denver Broncos ownership doesn't scrimp on anything — especially the team's base camp.

Militarist chancellor Healey wants military oversight of defence budget

Newly appointed chancellor John Healey has opened the door for the UK military to shape defence budgets. His proposal is another step away from democratic…

Jim Morrissey: For the state that has everything

Cartoonist Jim Morrissey imagines what Colorado's neighbors might choose as a 150th birthday gift in this time of drought and wildfire.

“What’d I Miss?”: Saving jobs, sometimes

In "What'd I Miss?" Myra wonders why saving jobs is always the top economic priority — until saving jobs costs billionaires money.

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