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Terminal batches of MPhil and PhD have been "unjustly asked" to submit their research by December 30 without considering time lost to Covid-19.

Israel accuses French national Salah Hammouri of links to a terrorist group. But Paris said expelling the Jerusalem-born activist was "against the law." He was previously convicted over a plot to kill a prominent rabbi.

The most significant part of the Montreal agreement is a commitment to protect 30% of land and water considered important for biodiversity by 2030.

From fintech to food systems and social media to all domains essential for society and the economy, the State of Big Tech compendium of fifteen essays offers a vision and blueprint for the 99% to break out of privatized status-quoist enclosures.

Journalist Bhasha Singh and NewsClick's Editor-in-Chief Prabir Purkayastha discuss the protests against Hijab in Iran and the initial victory won by the women there.

Villagers under the banner of the Sanjha Zira Morcha have been protesting in front of the plant for the past five months, demanding that it be shut down as it was allegedly polluting underground water and air.

French feminist and author Helene Cixous speaks to DW about the courage shown by women protesting in Iran and what the movement means for the country.

It cannot be lost on Tehran that the historicity of Xi’s visit to Saudi Arabia lies in the recreation of the history playing out in West Asia since the secret meeting between the then US president Franklin Roosevelt and King Abdul Aziz of Saudi Arabia off Alexandria...

Twitter bans accounts of prominent journalists from CNN, NYT and Washington Post and others for covering Elon Musk’s feud with an account tracking his private jet in real time.

As per Meta, CyberRoot targeted people involved in various industries, including cosmetic surgery and law firms in Australia, real estate and investment firms in Russia, PE and pharma firms in the US.

Official sources said over 700 police and paramilitary personnel have been deployed in the greater Batadrava area and mobilisation of forces have been taking place for the last 3-4 days.

Defying the state of emergency, enduring brutal police and military repression, tens of thousands of Peruvians continue on the streets in rejection of the legislative coup against former President Pedro Castillo.