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A Riyadh court convicted Esther Wanja Muthoni of sex outside marriage after she gave birth, according to reports. Rights groups call it an act of violence; Saudi authorities have not commented.
The strike damaged the intensive care and surgical wards in Khan Younis. Israeli Army Radio called it an “assassination operation”; the army has not confirmed it.
Reports say the board could act within days after Huang admitted infidelity amid claims he was targeted by a suspected Chinese spy. Beijing calls the spy story baseless.
The telecoms department acted on fake Allahabad and Rajasthan High Court orders. Police have opened a forgery case after the courts said the orders were never passed.
Rights groups say confessions were taken under torture and lawyers were denied the case files. By their account, the 69 defendants face terrorism-related charges that include promoting Iran’s religious doctrine.
Iran’s chief negotiator says Tehran and Oman will oversee the strait, and that Iran’s seven conditions come from the memorandum signed in Islamabad in June.
The judge found Trump plausibly alleged the Panorama edit harmed him but threw out a second claim. Trump must give evidence under oath by December 11.
H.S. Phoolka, now in the BJP, says the memoir’s account of the Army delay is “factually untenable” and that 6,000 troops sat in barracks while Sikhs were killed.
The credit insurer says the six GCC economies will shrink 4% this year, with Kuwait, Qatar, and Bahrain hit hardest and more than 80 energy sites struck.
Tehran called it a reciprocal move after Buenos Aires blacklisted the IRGC. Argentina says the designation is “completely baseless”.
The Committee on Tribal Unity says the government ignored its demands. The bodies remain unclaimed in an Imphal mortuary as the NIA takes over the case.
He unseats Cindy Hyde-Smith by a few thousand votes to become Mississippi’s first Black senator since Reconstruction. Democrats now hold at least 55 seats.
Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani said there is no plan to deploy forces in Yemen after reports of hundreds of Syrian personnel heading south. The deal could take Syria into the Makkah pact with Pakistan.
Thakur Raghuraj Singh said he would shut both universities if he could. A Kashmiri students’ body wants him removed, and a cleric called the remarks an attack on education.
Atlantic Net will add underwater drones and sensors across the North Atlantic. Ireland, with three-quarters of transatlantic cables near its waters, shares the worry.
Britain says suspending the Sea Lion project would cost the islanders billions of pounds. The tribunal is expected to rule on November 28.
A letter to players cited the State Department’s Level 3 travel advisory for Qatar. The US had been drawn with Montenegro, Chile, and Algeria.
A US report says the vice president wrote to Iran’s security chief in October asking to meet. No date is set, and the White House denies Trump has doubts about the June deal.
Helle Lyng was due to speak on press freedom at the Bharat Summit in Hyderabad. She blames “orders from above” in the home ministry; New Delhi has not commented.
The Houthis said they targeted oil facilities, not the holy city, and claimed a drone strike on a pumping station in Yanbu. Riyadh has not confirmed that.
Ukraine says the 49-year-old from Java was promised building work, as Russian recruitment from Indonesia jumped to about 283 in nine months.
The activist was escorted home under a ban on gatherings, hours after Ladakh’s leaders asked for December elections to be deferred.
Foreign ministers meeting in Paris backed the Kingdom’s right to defend itself and urged the Houthis to halt all military action.
A new assessment says 1.05 million people face crisis-level food insecurity, rising to 1.15 million by mid-2027, as savings run out after two wars.
Rashpal Kumar and Babi Chand set out for an army post and never arrived. Officials say it is too early to link the disappearance to terrorists.
The seven-time F1 champion toured Egypt’s side of the border and Red Crescent warehouses in El Arish, as aid into Gaza stays far below the agreed 600 trucks a day.
The UAE’s biggest lender will sell 1.11 billion new shares at Dh13.52 each. Mubadala, its largest shareholder, will take up its full entitlement.
City authorities put the Warsaw turnout at about 250,000. The march passed calmly as Tusk urged restraint days after a gunman killed six in Kraków.
Four airports halted operations and 8,000 schools closed as the Atlantic storm hit, though it passed with less damage than feared. The Algarve stayed on red alert.
Mohammad Sharif was gunned down near a police station a year after his release. Police are checking a Facebook post by a “Rahul Singh” claiming the killing.
He ran unopposed as some senators called for “soul searching” after losing at least seven seats. House Republicans picked Jim Jordan as their leader.
Three sources confirmed the strike Tehran claimed on Tuesday, but not the damage. Shipping sources expect little effect on traffic through Hormuz.
Courts rejected his school certificate and 120 lawmakers took the first step to impeach him, deepening the rift between President Prabowo and Joko Widodo.
Moscow’s foreign ministry said the veteran North America hand died suddenly, about 18 months after taking up the Washington post. It gave no cause.
Seven or eight tents supplied by Saudi Arabia were damaged in Sabra, and a Saudi aid team returned with replacements, food parcels, and hygiene kits.
The election commission says its inquiry found no forced withdrawals in Ambassa. The Left says a candidate was abducted and others were threatened at home.
Iran’s security chief says Tehran has told Russia the stockpile stays home, as Araghchi asks the UN to condemn a US $20m reward for nuclear tips.
The one-million-tonne-a-year contract was due to run until 2034. Orlen says its gas supply is not at risk, and it keeps a second deal with QatarEnergy.
Mahmoud Kamal Abdel Malek had just played in the Thousand Martyrs Cup. The Palestinian Football Association says 1,017 sports figures have now been killed since October 2023.
The 41-year-old, who served at Nato’s Imjin Barracks, can be held for 14 days without charge. The FBI called the case of “utmost concern”, while the Kremlin says it has nothing to do with it.
