World news from The Thursday Times' foreign desk.
The INDIA bloc will also hold a mock “public impeachment” of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar on Saturday after its motions in Parliament were rejected.
Leaked recordings suggest the controller knew the Iryo train was still stationary as the Renfe train approached. Spain has begun three days of mourning.
The area under poppy rose to 43,000 hectares and opium output jumped fivefold to 1,500 tonnes, as farmers in Badakhshan say they have no alternative.
Qatar-led mediators are urging Tehran to let UN inspectors into bombed nuclear sites. Trump says: “We need to finish the job, either through a deal or another way.”
The Gandhinagar court said that if such accused were not punished, “the mother cows will become extinct”.
Witnesses said RSF fighters had gathered at the market. MSF said a hospital it supports received 36 bodies and more than 150 wounded.
The ministry says the AVE train was cleared to restart after a safety-system failure and hit 200km/h when it should have been limited to 40km/h.
Inspections of Kuki camps under the lapsed Suspension of Operations pact found only one of 159 registered members at one site.
In a letter posted after landing in Miami, the defeated candidate vowed to lead the opposition from the United States and said there was no arrest warrant against him.
US officials say the letter to Mohsen Rezaei was ordered by Trump. Trump says the contact was about “medical supplies”.
