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‘Supercharged’ donations: How far-right Reform UK built a global network

Reform UK’s rise is backed by individual donors, overseas trips and networks that contrast with its nationalist message.

Manipur’s ‘unknown’ killers: Three years of India’s bloody ethnic conflict

Violence in the remote state not only endures, but has mutated and deepened though assailants remain officially unnamed.

In Gaza, the simplest of weddings are barely affordable

Couples marry in tents in Gaza as war, displacement, and soaring prices strip weddings of joy.

US push for Lebanon and Israel leaders to meet could inflame tensions

Lebanon’s President Joseph Aoun is under pressure to meet with Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu on a US visit this month.

‘Starmer’s referendum’: How local elections could expose a fractured UK

Thursday’s polls could deliver a sharp setback for Labour, with Reform UK and the Greens expected to gain, analysts say.

In Mauritania, push to phase out private schools divides opinion

Officials say measure will ease systemic discrimination, but private school sector fears education quality is at risk.

Palestine weekly wrap: Israeli security agencies sound alarm on settlers

Israeli officials warn that violence threatens state, but attacks, land seizures and blockades continue in West Bank.

‘What comes next?’: Fear grips Pakistani families of Somali piracy victims

As piracy resurges off Somalia, families of hijacked tanker crew in Pakistan search for answers and help.

Satellite imagery reveals how Sudan’s war scorched its ‘breadbasket’

Data from satellites shows how Sudan’s war devastated its farming heartland, triggering a unprecedented hunger crisis.

‘Hegemonic power’: How Modi’s BJP won India’s Bengal for the first time

Walking the path of religious polarisation and leveraging underlying anti-incumbency, Modi’s party sweeps key state.