A democracy fellow at the Centre for Democratic Development has cautioned that new accusations involving Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin may further erode public trust in Ghana's Parliament.

Several mayors from the Conservative Party have broken ranks to request assistance from the Centre Party, prompting Finance Minister Trygve Slagsvold Vedum to call an emergency meeting to address the fuel price crisis.

Irene Bourquin, a doula, has dedicated decades to promoting better education, respectful care, and informed choice for women during pregnancy and childbirth.

Mining company Fortescue has suspended a senior executive while allegations of sexual harassment and bullying are being investigated by a law firm.

As onion prices continue to climb, the Centre is preparing to implement retail intervention measures in the Delhi-NCR region to stabilize the market.

African and South African universities face a legitimacy crisis and must move community engagement from the margins to the core of knowledge production and learning to rebuild their democratic purpose.

The Supreme Court has issued a notice to the Centre and the state in response to a plea requesting a CBI probe into alleged irregularities in the JPSC examination. This action signals a judicial review of the examination process.

The Centre for Civic Education (CGO) emphasizes that constitutional changes in Montenegro must be substantive, not merely formal, to strengthen the country's framework.

The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has endorsed the Nigerian Federal Government's economic reforms, advocating for a strategic shift from focusing solely on economic stability to prioritizing productivity, investment, and improved living standards.

Nigeria's drug crisis is escalating, with an alarming number of cases involving illicit drug supply in schools and a growing impact on children.

Minister Shafi Jan has accused the Centre of defying court orders regarding the treatment of Imran Khan and vowed to initiate contempt proceedings.

The Centre has informed the Supreme Court that approval has been granted for conferring the President's Medal for Gallantry on a former police officer.

The Centre has denied clearance for Revanth Reddy's visit to the United States, stating a 'political angle' as the reason for the refusal.

The Indian Supreme Court has warned the Centre to reconsider UGC equity rules, which it deemed vague and prone to misuse, and issued a "last chance" ultimatum to the FSSAI to implement front-of-pack warning labels for food products. The court threatened to issue its own directions if the government bodies fail to comply.

Several CEOs of state-owned enterprises in Lithuania have recently left or been forced to leave their positions, including leaders from the Centre of Registers, Infrastructure Management Agency, Lithuanian Airports, and Lithuanian Railways. This trend highlights a growing reluctance among experienced managers to take on leadership roles in state-controlled companies.

Ari Edwald, leader of the Centre Party in the city council, was elected chairman of the new board of Reykjavík Energy at the company's general meeting today.

A civil rights group, the Centre for Reform and Public Advocacy (CFRPA), has rejected the transfer of its lawsuit challenging President Bola Tinubu’s academic credentials from the Kano Division to the Abuja Division of the Federal High Court.

'He issues instructions, and the people he associates with listen and carry them out.'

The Supreme Court of India directed the Centre to take steps for ensuring the well-being of captive elephants, including mandatory medical check-ups and constant monitoring.

The Centre for Transparency and Public Integrity (CeFTPI) has called for the effective implementation of Nigeria's strategy against organized crime, emphasizing that regular progress assessments are crucial to strengthen the country's capacity to disrupt criminal networks.

India has replaced its MGNREGA rural employment scheme with VB-G RAM G, which increases guaranteed employment days and introduces a revised funding structure where states will share 60:40 program costs with the Centre.

The Centre Party's parliamentary group met in Kuopio, advocating for reforms to social security to make it more conditional and for growth measures to combat unemployment in the upcoming government term.

Nikola Obradović of the Centre for Civic Education (CGO) stated that Montenegro's opposition prioritizes government performance oversight, while the majority frequently affirms its policies.

The Supreme Court of India has asked the Centre to respond on whether courts are precluded from granting fair and just compensation in nuclear accident cases.

Nathan Cofnas, a critic of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, has been identified as the individual at the center of the plagiarism allegations against Jason Arday, having previously been dismissed for his views on race.

The Centre has allocated additional coaches for the Bengaluru-Ernakulam Vande Bharat train, described by the BJP as an 'Onam gift'.

India's Supreme Court has requested a response from the Centre following a petition alleging that social media companies are failing to report violations related to Child Sexual Abuse Material (CESAM).

Australia is embroiled in "melon-gate," a national controversy centered around Shizuoka Crown melons, a luxury Japanese fruit involved in a cultural gifting practice, now linked to the Australian Prime Minister.

Jagtar Singh Hawara, convicted in the assassination of former Punjab Chief Minister Beant Singh, has reportedly declined a two-day parole offer, while Bittu stated the Centre is making arrangements.

The Swedish business community has reacted critically to the Centre Party's openness to support the Social Democrats' proposal to abolish the qualifying day deduction (karensavdrag), with Svenskt Näringsliv calling it a failed experiment.

Chandigarh's power privatization efforts have led to 9,257 billing complaints, with the Centre reportedly skipping a bill comparison.

A valuable melon gift has become the focal point of a podcast-related controversy involving Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

Notaries in Lithuania are encountering significant difficulties in their work due to persistent disruptions in the information systems and services provided by the Centre of Registers (Registrų centras). This ongoing issue is hindering their ability to perform their duties smoothly.

The Centre has informed the Supreme Court that Punjab is very close to reaching an amicable settlement in the ongoing BBMB (Bhakra Beas Management Board) share dispute.

The Supreme Court has requested a response from the Centre regarding a CBI investigation into alleged fake lawyers and the activities of the CJP. The petition clarifies it does not aim to restrict criticism of the judiciary or free speech.

A House panel has expressed strong criticism and disappointment over persistent delays in the construction of Eklavya Model Residential Schools and the disbursal of scholarships. The panel has urged the Centre to find immediate solutions to expedite these crucial initiatives.

A fellow at the Centre for Democratic Development-Ghana has called for Ghana to conduct its own investigations into the AKSA Energy deal, despite a conviction already secured in the United States.

With the monsoon session of India's Parliament nearing its end, the Centre faces limited options for the Delimitation Bill, as the session has been marked by significant uproar over the past 16 days due to a police crackdown on student protests in Delhi.

An article explores how Berlin became a significant center for the Indian freedom struggle abroad, highlighting its historical importance for Indian nationalists.

NCP-SP MPs, led by Supriya Sule, are scheduled to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi to express their opposition to the current form of the FCRA Bill. Sule has urged the Centre to either withdraw the bill or refer it to a Joint Parliamentary Committee.

The DMK party announced it will consult internally regarding its attendance at a high-level meeting chaired by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay on August 8, to discuss the Centre's proposed constituency delimitation exercise.

Today's daily briefing includes an Express Investigation into the Centre’s deep-tech fund and insights into how the BJP and RSS are assessing the mood of Generation Z.

Rahul Gandhi has raised concerns about the potential impact of the Ken-Betwa river interlinking project on tribal communities. The Centre has acknowledged receiving complaints regarding the project's effects.

Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced that Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman expressed the Centre's strong interest in investing to develop West Bengal's tea and textile industries.

The Chhattisgarh cabinet has approved a ₹500 crore AI Mission, aiming to support over 300 startups and align with the Centre’s IndiaAI Mission to position the state as a future-ready digital hub.

Ntombi Maphosa, an attorney with the Centre for Environmental Rights's Pollution and Climate Change Programme, is at the forefront of significant climate battles being fought in South African courtrooms.

BJP MP Dinesh Sharma raised an issue in the Rajya Sabha, urging the Centre to rename roads linked to 'invaders' and arguing that India needs to move beyond its colonial past and associated symbols.

India's Supreme Court has proposed a pilot project to deny fuel to uninsured vehicles, noting that 56% of vehicles lack insurance. The court has asked the Centre to develop a plan to implement this measure, and has also provided guidance on how citizens can get their vehicles insured.

Prof Amare Abebe, director of the Centre for Space Research at North-West University, emphasizes how Africa can leverage satellite data and space technology to address critical development challenges like food insecurity and drought.

The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has called on the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to rethink its development finance strategies, stating that the real sector faces a significant N50 trillion funding gap due to structural market failures.

The Centre for Social Development (CSD) Reform-LBG is engaging community stakeholders to strengthen local ownership and promote collaboration for its peacebuilding and livelihoods project in Lewuniyiri.

The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has urged a comprehensive reform of Nigeria's development finance framework to address an estimated N50 trillion funding deficit impacting the country's productive sectors.

Punjab has logged 154 immigration fraud cases over three years, with a significant increase in complaints against illegal immigration agents, yet recorded zero prosecutions, according to the Centre.

The long-standing Cauvery river water dispute between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu has escalated, with Karnataka deferring talks and Tamil Nadu planning to approach the Supreme Court. The central government is urging a resolution to the recurring conflict over water sharing.

India's Supreme Court has requested the Centre's viewpoint on whether polygamy among Muslims should be banned, indicating a potential legal review of the practice.

PM Modi said paper leaks in various examinations have become a major challenge not only for students but also for the Centre and many states.

The Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) has selected seven civil society organizations to receive AI advocacy grants under the Nigeria AI Collective, aiming to strengthen responsible AI governance in the country.

An article details the life and political career of Alexandros Baltatzis, a Pontian refugee who served as a Member of Parliament, co-founded the Centre Union, and held the Ministry of Agriculture.

The Centre for Civic Education (CGO) has condemned a speech by MP and Democratic People's Party (DNP) President Milan Knežević in the Montenegrin Parliament, demanding an institutional response in accordance with the Code of Ethics for MPs.

Priyanka Gandhi has attacked the Centre over recent paper leaks and the crackdown on student protesters, calling for education reforms and accusing the government of jeopardizing the future of India's youth.

Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee criticized the Centre for recurring paper leak scandals affecting students annually and also commented on the handling of Cockroach Janata Party-led protests.

Matteo Lepore, the centre-left Mayor of Bologna, has been assigned a security escort after receiving numerous online threats. The threats followed his organization of a demonstration demanding truth about the case of Abderrahim Fakir, a Moroccan man whose death sparked controversy.

Recent polling shows Sweden's governing coalition falling behind the centre-left opposition, though the margin between the two blocs has significantly decreased.

The Indian Supreme Court has asked the Centre to consider devising safeguards to prevent the misuse of sensitive personal data, including EPFO and ITR information, by private entities. The court also sought a reply on a plea for a mechanism against CSAM.

Hindustan Copper shares fell by 6% following the Centre's launch of an Offer For Sale (OFS) at a 10% discount, impacting investor sentiment.

International Alert and the Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) have trained 150 journalists in Sokoto on conflict reporting to prevent escalation and promote peace.

The Guardian Nigeria News features archives related to the Centre for Justice and Human Rights in Africa (CJHA), highlighting its work and history.

The Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) indicates that negative trends continue to overshadow Bangladesh's economic recovery six months after the general elections.

The leader of the Centre Party has seen their approval rating double, showing an increase in trust, particularly among Social Democrats, according to the latest voter barometer.

The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) is demanding accountability from various states across Nigeria.

The online outfit-turned-pressure group 'Cockroach Janta Party' has warned of another Jantar Mantar-like protest, accusing the Centre of betraying the youth of the country and breaking their trust with 'empty promises'.

Benjamin Nsiah, Director for the Centre for Environmental Management and Sustainable Energy, stated that Ghana lacks the immediate resources to fix the infrastructure causing recent nationwide power outages.

Sugar prices are experiencing a sudden increase, prompting discussions about the underlying causes. The Centre, however, states that the rise cannot be attributed to ethanol production.

A miscommunication involving a code word was at the center of issues that hampered the search for a missing bushwalker, contributing to the tragic outcome. The use of an unclear code word led to significant delays and confusion during the rescue operation.

According to a unique forecast model, the Liberal Party's chances of political survival have plummeted, impacting the Tidö Agreement's prospects, while the duel between the Centre Party and the Left Party intensifies on Magdalena Andersson's side.

The CEO of the Ghana Gold Board, Sammy Gyamfi, has called for a fundamental rethinking of the social license for mining, emphasizing the need to place young people at the center of Ghana’s resource development.

A summary of top headlines in Sweden includes Busch rejecting the Centre Party's proposal, an increase in measles vaccine demand, the Riksbank maintaining interest rates, and floods affecting Norrbotten.

An article in the Daily Monitor advocates for prioritizing women in initiatives related to clean cooking solutions.

India's Supreme Court has directed the Centre to reconsider its decision to deny permanent commission to Coast Guard officer Priyanka Tyagi within two weeks, praising her as an excellent officer.

India's Supreme Court has issued a notice to the Centre regarding a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) advocating for the establishment of a DNA and biometric identification system for missing and rescued children.

The Madras High Court clarified that the Tamil Nadu state anthem can be sung first at state events, with the Centre confirming its notification on Vande Mataram and the National Anthem's sequence applies only to specific functions.

Antti Kaikkonen of the Centre Party criticized Prime Minister Orpo's government, particularly the National Coalition Party, for their perceived lack of concern for the unemployed regarding protection components. During a summer meeting, Kaikkonen praised the Centre Party while lambasting the current administration's policies.

A podcast discusses whether the Centre Party's 'middle dream' could become a reality, following a party leader debate and new opinion polls in Sweden.

New figures from a voter barometer indicate positive news for the Centre Party (C) in Sweden, suggesting a favorable shift in public opinion.

An Indian court has urged the Centre to re-evaluate its policy regarding short-validity passports issued to citizens facing criminal charges, suggesting a potential change in regulations.

Yoga guru Ramdev has warned the Centre that he will protest again if alleged corruption and money power influencing government job selection processes are not fixed.

The Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) states that high taxes and tight credit conditions are impeding the decarbonization efforts within Bangladesh's Ready-Made Garment (RMG) sector.

Omar Abdullah, Chief Minister, stated that if Article 370 had not been revoked, Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) would be protesting to join Jammu and Kashmir. He also urged the Centre to return control of examinations to the states in the spirit of federalism.

The Congress party has expressed serious doubts about the Centre's intentions regarding the format of the caste census, raising concerns about its implementation.

The Supreme Court has strongly criticized the Centre and FSSAI, asserting that consumer forums should not merely serve as rehabilitation centers for retired officials and cannot be taken for a ride.

During the Monsoon Session of Parliament, 12 bills were passed, but with minimal debate. The Centre has attributed the lack of substantive discussion to disruptions, protests, and adjournments, blaming the Congress party.

Rahul Gandhi criticized the Indian government, mocking Prime Minister Modi's work ethic and foreign policy, including a jibe at his interaction with Italian PM Giorgia Meloni. He also questioned the whereabouts of Home Minister Amit Shah, suggesting a lack of engagement from the Centre.

The Centre for Civic Education (CGO) has highlighted that the Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts (CANU) lacks publication dates for some announced works, with certain projects extending for nearly two decades.

The Centre clarified that differences in India’s road crash death figures between MoRTH and NCRB reports are due to varying reporting methods used by states and union territories.

Ghana has launched a continental AI hackathon, aiming to transform national AI strategies into practical applications. The event positions Accra as a central hub for Africa's artificial intelligence ambitions.

A bill aimed at barring state taxes on minerals and giving the Centre greater regulatory command over mineral-bearing lands has been tabled in the Indian Parliament, drawing calls for committee review from the opposition.

A proposal by the Centre Party in Reykjavík's city council suggests reintroducing two right-turn bypass lanes at the intersection of Höfðabakki and Bæjarháls. The aim is to alleviate traffic congestion at and around the intersection.

The Centre is conducting a fresh review of Jammu and Kashmir's demography, with particular scrutiny on Rohingya and Bangladeshi 'settlements' in the region.

The number of Indian institutions featured in the QS World University Rankings has increased from 11 to 52 since the launch of the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF), according to the Centre.

Ukraine's drone strategy is reportedly evolving, with recent attacks targeting Russia's largest online retailer, indicating a shift in tactics to impact everyday Russian life.

A parliamentary defense panel has urged the Centre to subsidize Sainik School fees for Economically Weaker Section (EWS) students and introduce scholarships for girl cadets, citing deficiencies in the ministry's response.

A Manipur state minister has informed the Centre that the state is prepared to conduct the National Register of Citizens (NRC), following the Ministry of Home Affairs' earlier formation of a high-level committee to examine demographic changes.

The Supreme Court has stayed all pending challenges to the Centre's Sahyog portal before two high courts, following a petition by the Centre to transfer these cases to the top court for constitutional validity review.

The Indian government is addressing concerns regarding a contentious clause in the foreign funding Bill, with the Home Minister reportedly assuring the Mizoram Chief Minister that a retrospective clause will be removed. The Centre aims to pass the bill next week after these concerns are resolved.

The Rajya Sabha Chairman has instructed the Centre to convey sentiments to Union Home Minister Amit Shah.

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday dismissed a petition that sought directions for the Centre to review Parliament’s existing security framework.

Busisiwe Kamolane-Kgadima, Deputy Director of the Centre for Applied Legal Studies (CALS) at the University of the Witwatersrand, is highlighted for her work in building institutions and balancing the demands of public interest litigation.

The Centre for Civic Education (CGO) has warned of additional and serious deviations in the management of the Montenegrin Judo Federation, stating that sport should not be a refuge for individuals under serious criminal suspicion.

The Supreme Court of India has directed the Centre to establish structured guidelines for imposing compensation for violations under the Solid Waste Management Rules, emphasizing that such decisions cannot be left to regulatory bodies' discretion.

The Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) has awarded local media sustainability grants to seven Nigerian newsrooms, following its Media Sustainability Workshop held in Lagos in April 2026.

Recent water contamination outbreaks have led to hundreds of hospitalizations and fatalities in parts of Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, and Andhra Pradesh, according to the Centre.

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has issued a warning to the Pakistani government, threatening to launch a movement against the Centre over alleged rigging in the Azad Jammu and Kashmir elections. He stated that the struggle for sovereignty, ownership, and livelihood would continue nationwide.

The Supreme Court has issued an order directing the Centre to ensure that pedestrian spaces along roads are properly demarcated and kept free from encroachment.

Realtors in India have expressed approval for the Centre's decision to provide a four-month relief on project deadlines, a measure likely influenced by ongoing disruptions in the Middle East affecting supply chains and operations.

The court also directed the Centre to appoint a nodal officer to help families pursue compensation claims with the Russian authorities.

The Centre has confirmed that the Sri Kartarpur Sahib Corridor will remain suspended due to extant security concerns, despite representations from Sikh religious groups for its early reopening.

Ghana has opened a continental AI hackathon, positioning Accra as a central hub for Africa's transition from AI ambition to practical execution, following the publication of its national AI plan.

Singapore's National Space Agency (SASA) plans to establish a new satellite mission operations centre by the first quarter of 2027. The centre will house capabilities for satellite mission planning, space situational awareness, and multi-agency coordination.

Several Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) councillors in the Delhi Civic Body protested the Centre's E20 petrol policy by standing on benches, clapping, and entering the Well of the House.

The Centre has decided to cease scheduled commercial operations at the existing Visakhapatnam Airport, transferring its VTZ code to the upcoming Alluri Sitarama Raju International Greenfield Airport at Bhogapuram in Andhra Pradesh.

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has sought to protect the ruling coalition from a rift caused by the Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) election results, stating that his criticism will not endanger the alliance at the Centre and rejecting the poll outcomes.

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari stated that the PPP alliance with PML-N in the Centre is not endangered by criticism of AJK polls, condemning alleged vote theft as an assault on the people's mandate.

India's Supreme Court has struck down the Centre's 2021 memorandum concerning retrospective environmental clearance.

The Supreme Court has urged for 'digital arrest' frauds to be formally defined as a standalone offense, advocating for severe punishments and provisions for asset attachment of the accused. The Centre is currently developing a draft bill to address this issue.

Reports indicate that before Dharmendra Pradhan resigned, the Centre offered to change his portfolio, but CJP declined the offer.

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has penned an open letter to Nandan Nilekani, who leads the Centre's exam reforms task force, offering a radical blueprint to address issues in India's examination system.

Recent survey data shows the ruling bloc trailing the centre-left opposition, though the gap has narrowed significantly ahead of national elections.

Thand Ringqvist, leader of the Centre Party (C), has spoken out about her personal struggles with eating disorders, stating that she "got a wake-up call" regarding her condition.

Mallikarjun Kharge, Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha, criticized the Centre for 800,000 government job vacancies, linking the issue to unemployment and social justice.

The Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) announced a march in Delhi on September 5, protesting the Centre's failure to withdraw First Information Reports (FIRs) and alleging excessive force by police during previous demonstrations. The group highlights ongoing grievances regarding police actions and legal proceedings.

DP Kindiki stated that the Kenya Prisons Service is a central component of the nation's security architecture, emphasizing its critical role in national security.

Members of Parliament from Kerala belonging to the United Democratic Front (UDF) have declared a one-day hunger strike on August 26 in front of the Palakkad divisional railway headquarters, protesting the Centre's decision to bifurcate the railway in the state.

The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) is demanding accountability from Nigerian states and advocating for protectionist policies for local producers.

The Centre has banned fixed-dose combinations of chlorpheniramine maleate and phenylephrine hydrochloride in cold medicines, citing potential harm to children under four years old and the availability of safer alternatives.

The Supreme Court has requested a response from the Centre regarding the Kerala Waqf Board's plea for a four-month extension to upload 25,000 Waqf properties to the UMEED portal, with the current deadline set for September 7.

Two training seminars concluded in Dakar, Senegal, where Ivorian trainers were equipped with Japanese techniques at the Centre de formation professionnelle et technique Sénégal-Japon (CFPT-SJ) to enhance youth employment skills.

The European Union, founded on the principle of shared power to prevent conflict, is now experiencing a shift in its political balance, with the center appearing to move right.

The Meghalaya high court took suo motu cognizance of violence during a Khasi Students’ Union rally in Shillong, hours after the Centre approved the deployment of CRPF and Rapid Action Force companies.

An Indian court has orally questioned the Centre on why existing laws do not allow live-in relationships between same-sex couples, suggesting rules may need to be updated.

A coalition of civil society organizations in Nigeria, led by the Centre for African Policy Research and Advisory (CAFPRA), has called on the National Assembly to review existing policies and educational programs related to sexuality and reproductive health.

A summary of Sweden's main headlines on August 19, 2026, including water restoration in Skåne, the Centre Party's political direction, revived Social Democrat midwife targets, and hedgehog counting efforts.

The Centre has informed the Supreme Court that the NEET exam employs a 'foolproof system' that is difficult to breach, outlining security measures in place. This assurance comes amidst concerns regarding the integrity of the examination process.

Chinese AI models are at the center of a growing divide in Silicon Valley, with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent questioning their use of 'stolen materials' and Beijing pushing back against American restrictions.

India's Supreme Court issued a stern warning to ground airlines for non-compliance, as the Centre rapidly advances new aviation rules. This comes during a plea for an independent regulator to ensure transparency and passenger protection.

A new study by a consumer group, the Centre for Training and Research on Consumption in collaboration with Assoutenti, reveals that the price of an espresso coffee at a bar in Italy has increased by almost 25% since 2021.

The Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) plans to submit a memorandum to Members of Parliament, advocating for a change in the Centre's 'corporate-centric' policy.

Following the disruption of two major exams, the Centre has instructed the National Testing Agency (NTA) to conduct an audit of all its examination processes and implement corrective measures, a day after the UGC-NET exams for three subjects were cancelled.

Sigríður Á. Andersen, parliamentary group leader for the Centre Party, stated she has no confidence in the government regarding anything. She added that her party would not obstruct lower taxes if a parliamentary session were called during the summer break.

The residence of Justice Yashwant Varma was engulfed in flames, leading to the discovery of burnt currency notes. A subsequent parliamentary inquiry confirmed serious charges against him, prompting his resignation amidst a pursuit of impeachment by the Centre.

This opinion piece discusses India's mineral wealth, highlighting how the central government's mineral bill increasingly centralizes the power to tax mineral resources, despite the wealth lying with individual states.

A former Montreal anti-racism commissioner has filed a lawsuit against the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs (CIJA), alleging that the organization compared her to Adolf Hitler in a visual montage.

A summary of major headlines in Sweden on August 13, 2026, including the end of the Tesla strike, an incident at Arlanda airport, and the Centre Party's pledge on citizenship.

The Kerala High Court has restored the foreign funding licenses of two NGOs, the Kerala Social Service Forum and Save A Family Plan India, questioning the Centre's actions. The organizations had filed cases after their licenses were revoked.

The leader of Sweden's Centre Party indicated that the qualifying day (karensavdraget) for sick leave could become a decisive issue for a potential government collaboration between the Social Democrats and the Centre Party.

A study by the Centre for the Study of Organised Hate found a significant surge in anti-Muslim hate posts targeting Michigan Senate nominee El-Sayed, averaging 3,099 a day between August 4-10, following his primary victory.

Leader of the Centre Party, Trygve Slagsvold Vedum, criticized Minister Terje Aasland's power plan, arguing that the government intends to weaken local communities' influence in energy and grid matters.

Retirement homes in India are set to face heightened scrutiny following new safety regulations introduced by the Centre, with each state and Union Territory expected to adopt these policies designed for senior living facilities.

The Indian Supreme Court has directed the Centre to consider a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking a supervisory mechanism against digital harms as a formal representation. The PIL aims to establish a framework to address and mitigate various issues arising from digital platforms.

Nagaland Chief Minister Rio requested the Centre to reconsider proposed FCRA amendments, highlighting their potential negative effects on Christian groups and humanitarian efforts in the region.

The Indian Parliament has raised concerns about the faculty-student ratio in IITs, to which the Centre responded by stating that 3,500 vacancies have been filled over the past four years.

VVS Laxman has spoken out to defend the Centre of Excellence, stating its role extends beyond rehabilitation and emphasizing player monitoring, as India's injury crisis puts the BCCI facility under scrutiny.

The Centre informed the Lok Sabha that financial assistance for the Polavaram major irrigation project in Andhra Pradesh is limited to approved Phase-I components, with completion targeted for 2027.

Several Croatian organizations, including the Centre for Peace, Non-violence and Human Rights Osijek, have filed a complaint with authorities regarding suspected public incitement to violence and hatred through Ustasha messages and symbols displayed during the 'Operation Storm' anniversary in Knin.

Following discussions with the Centre, sugar mills will begin crushing sugarcane 10-15 days earlier than usual in the 2026-27 sugar season to ensure fresh sugar supply ahead of the festive season.

A BJP MLA's remark in the Punjab Vidhan Sabha, suggesting that the Centre is blamed when a girl is born, has sparked a significant controversy. The MLA later clarified his statement, asserting his respect for women.

Faculty members of the Indian Statistical Institute are in conflict with the Centre regarding a new proposed bill.

The Centre to Combat Corruption & Cronyism (C4) has urged for greater transparency and a clearer mandate for the joint task force between the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) and the Customs Department.

Michelle Sithole, an attorney and climate justice activist at the Centre for Environmental Rights (CER), is actively shaping South Africa's legal future in environmental law.

JP Nadda, a prominent political figure, visited the landslide-affected Mon district in Nagaland, conveying the Prime Minister's condolences and assuring the Centre's support to the victims of the tragedy.

Official data presented in Parliament indicates a significant slowdown in employment generation under the Centre’s flagship rural jobs program, even during what is typically its busiest period of the year.

The Supreme Court of India has sought a response from the Centre regarding whether the new Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) Act is against the Constitution.

The Centre has informed the Rajya Sabha that 212 demolition drives by the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) have been cancelled over the past five years.

The NEET paper leak issue was a central topic during the Punjab Assembly session, where a censure motion was passed against the Centre. The ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) accused the Union government of failing to protect the future of millions of students.

Abhijeet Dipke warned the Centre of another sit-in if the demands of the CJP are not met.

The Centre is testing agrivoltaics, a system that grows crops beneath elevated solar panels, to determine if India's vast agricultural landscape can be utilized for both food and electricity production.

Rahul Gandhi has called upon opposition parties in Tamil Nadu to unite and defeat the delimitation process in Parliament, warning against potential betrayal with an 'Ettappan' charge against the Centre. He emphasized the importance of this issue for the state.

Chief Minister D K Shivakumar has defended the proposed Mekedatu reservoir project, stating it would primarily serve drinking water and power needs, after the Centre returned its detailed report for revisions.

The Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh met with Prime Minister Modi to request the Centre's support for several key projects in the state.

The court directed the Centre to place on record all relevant standing orders and protocols governing the use of pellet guns by law enforcement agencies.

India's Supreme Court has barred administrative orders that regularize past environmental violations, though experts suggest the ruling leaves a potential legal loophole for the Centre to use in the future.

Amid protests by farmers in Bhopal over moong procurement, the Centre has told the Madhya Pradesh government that it has already approved procurement of the state’s entire eligible quantity under the…

Dipke has returned home and issued a warning to the Centre of a 'bigger' agitation, as protesters continue to face police action and the opposition demands accountability from Amit Shah.

The head of IIT Madras is at the center of a controversy involving alleged promotion of cow urine and proposed exam reforms.

New wildfires have erupted in Southern France and a Spanish national park, prompting calls for extreme caution. Scientists are also examining how a human-made forest in France, alongside climate change, is contributing to the scale of the raging fires.

The Centre has summoned Meta's global leadership to address compliance concerns, including the removal of a Facebook Reel featuring PM Modi, issues related to CSAM, and WhatsApp usernames.

An Indian Express report reveals that a BJP Member of Parliament received a Rs 4.20-lakh subsidy to cultivate lemons on his farm, according to a reply from the Centre.

The Supreme Court of India has sought a reply from the Centre regarding Kapil Sibal's plea concerning the interpretation of the 10th Schedule.