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India’s education minister has resigned following weeks of sustained nationwide demonstrations, marking a significant political concession by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government amid the India Cockroach protests; a youth-led movement that emerged from anger over a leaked national examination paper and has since grown into one of the largest episodes of student unrest the nation...
USA-Saudi Nuclear Deal Formalised After Decades Of Negotiations The United States of America (hereinafter: USA) have formally approved a 30-year civilian nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia, placing North American firms at the centre of the kingdom’s nuclear infrastructure and extending USA’s government oversight over its development. The deal, reported to be worth tens of billions...
Hungary’s President Tamás Sulyok signed a constitutional amendment on 18 July 2026 that formally ends his own mandate, a development that restructures the government’s presidential office ahead of a planned new constitution. Under the amendment, parliament will elect a new president to serve until a new constitution enters into force, or for a maximum of...
The United Kingdom (hereinafter: UK) government has nationalised British Steel, taking full public ownership of the Scunthorpe steelworks previously held by Chinese conglomerate Jingye Group. China’s Ministry of Commerce responded on 18 July 2026 by stating that Beijing would take unspecified countermeasures, framing the nationalisation as a violation of market principles and an infringement of...
The United States of America’s (hereinafter: USA) forces struck Iran for a seventh consecutive night on 18 July 2026, expanding their military campaign beyond nuclear and missile facilities to include bridges, energy infrastructure and a railway line in the Persian nation’s north. Iran responded by firing missiles and drones at USA targets in the Gulf...
United Nations investigators have determined that the conduct of the Rapid Support Forces (hereinafter: RSF) in Sudan’s civil war amounts to genocide, a finding that has intensified international scrutiny of the conflict now in its third year. The conclusion, published in July 2026, follows sustained documentation of mass killings, sexual violence and the deliberate destruction...