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Bangladesh and India try to keep cricket series alive amid political unrest

Bangladesh and India are working to preserve their upcoming cricket series despite recent political turmoil in Bangladesh. The instability threatened the schedule, but both sides are seeking to proceed. The series holds significance for regional cricket relations and fan engagement.

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South Carolina voters choose successor to Sen. Lindsey Graham

South Carolinians are voting to elect the state's next U.S. senator, filling the seat currently held by Lindsey Graham. The race is seen as a test of the state's independent political mood. The outcome could affect the balance of power in the Senate.

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Minnesota primaries may signal new directions for both major parties

Voters in Minnesota head to the polls in primaries that could reshape the political landscape for Democrats and Republicans in the state. The outcomes are seen as a potential indicator of shifting party strategies and voter priorities ahead of the next general election.

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Wisconsin weighs democratic socialist for governor as progressives surge

Wisconsin Democrats are considering a democratic socialist candidate for governor, following a wave of progressive wins across the US. This signals growing left-wing influence within the party and could reshape the state's 2026 race. The outcome would test whether progressive policies resonate beyond solidly blue enclaves.

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UN envoy says nutrition data refutes Gaza starvation claims against Israel

Israel’s UN envoy said recent Gaza nutrition data disproves accusations that Israel caused starvation, calling the allegations a “blood libel.” The comments push back against international criticism over aid access during the war.

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Global South's digital path must not be set by US tech tycoons

An Al Jazeera opinion piece argues that Amazon's Jeff Bezos and SpaceX's Elon Musk are exerting outsized control over the Global South's digital infrastructure, from cloud services to satellite internet. The authors contend this risks a new form of dependence where developing nations trade data sovereignty for access. It matters because it raises urgent questions about who should govern the internet's expansion and whether these regions can secure truly independent digital futures.

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VinSpace partners with SpaceX for Vietnam’s first satellite launch

Vietnamese aerospace company VinSpace announced a deal with SpaceX to launch its first satellite. The partnership marks a step forward for Vietnam’s space capabilities, giving the country access to commercial orbital services and boosting its technological ambitions.

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Charity warns housing failures threaten pledge to end rough sleeping

A charity warns that the government's pledge to end rough sleeping is at risk due to failures in housing people leaving prison. The warning highlights that ex-prisoners are being released without stable accommodation, leading to a cycle of homelessness. This matters because it undermines a key policy commitment and worsens social and safety outcomes.

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Israeli Settler Violence Labeled 'Clear State Terrorism'

A senior international official has condemned Israeli settler violence as "clear state terrorism," alleging that the Israeli government enables and supports these attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank. The comment underscores growing international alarm over the escalating violence and the perceived lack of accountability for those responsible.