British authorities made nearly 900 arrests during a London protest supporting the banned Palestine Action group. The government outlawed the organisation under anti-terror laws after incidents targeting defence companies with Israeli links. Protesters accuse the government of complicity in Israeli war crimes. Deputy Assistant Commissioner Claire Smart reported coordinated violence, while organisers claimed those arrested included diverse individuals.
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In California, a 26-year-old Indian security guard named Kapil from Haryana was fatally shot by an American after confronting him for public urination. Kapil, who had traveled to the US in 2022, was on duty when the incident occurred. His family is seeking government assistance to bring his body back to India.
President Putin stated in China that negotiations could end the Ukraine war "if common sense prevails," an option he prefers, but he's prepared to use force if necessary. He sees potential progress due to the US administration's efforts to find a settlement.
An Indian blogger, Yogesh Alekari, on a global motorbike tour, criticized British police after his bike was stolen in Nottingham. The theft occurred in a paid parking area at Wollaton Park, with his passport and belongings onboard.
The International Labour Organisation (ILO) is evaluating the potential consequences of a proposed $107 million funding reduction by the Trump administration. This cut, representing 22% of the ILO's regular budget, raises concerns about potential job losses within the UN agency.
Shein is probing its operations after an image of Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, was used to model clothing on its website. The image, sourced from a third-party vendor, has been removed. The company is investigating and strengthening monitoring processes, with potential action against the vendor. An expert suggests the body might be AI-generated.
Bangladesh's Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) has criticized the government's decision to recruit music and dance teachers in primary schools. JeI Secretary General Mia Golam Porwar termed the move "regrettable and irrational," advocating instead for the appointment of religious teachers.
The 8th Sharjah Film Platform runs from 14–23 November 2025, showcasing diverse international and regional films at Mirage City Cinema and other Sharjah venues. The Early Bird Pass, available for 40 AED for one month only, offers unlimited access to screenings plus festival merchandise, featuring acclaimed titles like On Becoming a Guinea Fowl and Yathoom by Emirati filmmaker Hana Kazim.
In Princeton, New Jersey, the former homes of Presidents Grover Cleveland and Woodrow Wilson are drawing significant attention. Cleveland's Georgian mansion, Westland, recently sold for $5.28 million, while Wilson's Tudor Revival residence, where he lived until his presidency, is on the market for $6.5 million. Both properties boast historical significance and unique architectural features, reflecting their presidential past.