World news from The Thursday Times' foreign desk.
Police in Frankfurt, Berlin, Cologne and Hamburg used water cannon after largely peaceful marches against spending cuts and military service ended in clashes.
Five Kuki-Zo men have been killed in Manipur in two days as Kuki–Naga violence flares again and Kangpokpi stays shut down.
The exchange says it has replaced more than 90 per cent of the stolen tokens from its own funds and users will not bear the loss.
Gandhi said Modi would not be prime minister without CEC Gyanesh Kumar, as Kharge, Mamata Banerjee and Akhilesh Yadav vowed to fight the voter-roll purge and the BJP held counter-marches.
The bureau said North Korea’s TraderTraitor hackers were laundering the record haul through Ether and published more than 100 wallet addresses to block.
Protesters in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Haifa urged Gadi Eisenkot to build a 67-seat majority with Ra’am and the Joint List.
Hundreds of thousands marched in a third weekend of protests in France as a youth movement spread to more than 30 German cities.
The US secretary of state said Pakistan was right to feel the Taliban had not done enough to stop attacks launched from Afghanistan.
Kuki groups blamed Naga armed outfits for the killings in Noney district as violence spreads across new ethnic fault lines.
The foreign minister confirmed Tehran received the US vice president’s message and said it had been discussed at the highest level.
