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Coverage · August · 2026 · 3,786 articles

BJP pulls up three Delhi MPs for attending Sajjan Kumar's condolence meeting as party's 1984 line meets a test

India's crime blotter, the newsroom's quiet filter

Four incidents, one channel, 76 minutes: how a Telegram log of the southern Lebanese border becomes the day's wire

Four Israeli strikes logged across southern Lebanon in 74 minutes

Israeli strikes hit four south Lebanon towns in single afternoon, Telegram reports

Indian Express tallies India's Nepal-flood consular response: 287 missing, 120 routed in via China

Qusra is burning, again

Two 29 August posts, two uncertain subjects: a Ramallah appeal and a bare Polymarket link

Iran’s foreign minister accuses ‘elements’ inside US government of rigging energy headlines

Kyiv depot strike tells a familiar story, just louder

Six months into the Iran war, the messages keep flying

Strikes on Markaba and Al-Nabatya reported by Iran-aligned outlets as south Lebanon operations continue

A viral lunchbox complaint and the gendered politics of European fertility

Ankara's summons of Kyiv's envoy exposes the widening cost of Black Sea escalation

Three Indian Express dispatches, one afternoon: tribal students, Kathmandu tourists, and a chess clapback

Merz pivots Berlin toward direct attribution on Leipzig/Halle drones

Nvidia's earnings beat is doing more than lifting tech. It is pulling bitcoin back to the May range.

Four sorties, one ridgeline: what the wire cycle keeps calling 'limited'

A Himalayan flood, a payments fight, and a labour-share print: three signals from one news day

Settlers raid Qusra, set fire to farmland near Nablus as 90 percent arson claim resurfaces

Iranian-aligned Telegram channels post first word on reported Israeli strikes in south Lebanon

Hong Kong Clears a School and a Relief Check in the Same News Cycle

Orcas and handshakes: how the Kremlin talks about a war it still won't name

Nepal floods: Indian Railways arranges return passage as Kathmandu morgues overflow

Nepal pegs post-flood rebuild at $4–5bn as Chinese border crossing reopens

The Nvidia quarter that ended the zero-sum story

Gunfire in Niamey as soldiers from Tillaberi, Tera and Dosso attempt to overthrow Tiani's junta

CXMT's Xiaomi foldable slot: a domestic memory milestone with the outcome still in question

China's humanoid lead runs into the intelligence gap

The rial just told you something the briefings won't

Bitcoin's record week meets a quieter institutional buildout: JPMorgan, StarkWare and the SEC all moved in 72 hours

Beijing tells Chinese carmakers to chase quality over tech; robot makers hit the same software wall

Twenty-one days of raids on Qusra sit on top of a documented settler arson pattern

Bezzecchi steals Aragon Friday from the Marquez brothers

The shape of a rumour

Kenya's NACADA turns up the tempo in Nairobi's illicit alcohol and narcotics crackdown

Niamey's morning wire: a mutiny named, contained, and still officially uncategorised

A Bollywood megaphone meets a Himalayan flood: Bachchan’s post and a family’s vigil

India's capital is on a tear, and now Singapore's sovereign wallet is riding along

Iran widens Hormuz framing to a Gaza conditional, as Polymarket traders hold

Russian strike on Bucha district warehouse kills Dmytrivka community head, at least 27 dead

Niger's military council says it contained a mutiny at Air Base 101 as Jeune Afrique reports a coup attempt under way

India's courts keep stepping in where the bureaucracy stalls

The quiet drone gap Ukraine admitted while the loud hardware did the press

Two Indian Express dispatches on 29 August 2026 frame a tightening at both ends of the South Asian student pipeline

An Indian Express editorial argues the SCO 'matters more' to New Delhi. The thread only supports the headline.

Gunfire and explosions rock Niger's capital as junta cuts power in Niamey

Gunfire in Niamey: Soldiers Repelled at Niger's Presidential Palace

Russia strikes a Kyiv warehouse; a single X post carries Moscow's UN-administration line

Houla again: a southern Lebanese town back under fire on 29 August, with the English record carried by Iranian and Lebanese outlets

A warehouse on Kyiv's edge, a drone count still being counted

Tehran's words land on the same day Washington's legal track widens at home

Warsaw reads two Kremlin promises aloud, and asks allies to remember the first one

Israeli forces strike Houla, Haddatha and Kfar Shuba in southern Lebanon as ground vehicles enter Haddatha

Wall Street walks in, and the SEC lays out a chair

Iceland's EU referendum goes to a tight vote, with enlargement politics on the line

Tanzania installs Ndejembi as Vice President after unanimous parliamentary vote

Ukrainian drones strike Rostov region warehouses overnight, DNS blaze dominates

Six months of war and sanctions: Iran's economy under pressure as the Gulf rewires its security map

Gunfire in Niamey: a coup attempt, an isolated junta, and the next test for the Sahel

Ottawa puts C$195M behind Xanadu on a day of growth and talent headlines

Gandak's grim harvest: ten bodies, a 97-year-old survivor, and a Himalayan flood plain that keeps producing both

OpenAI cuts Cursor loose after the SpaceX deal, and the developer-tools market takes the hit

The Saturday Magazine problem: when lifestyle pages carry the health desk a country can afford

Bitcoin ETFs Snap Inflow Streak as Ethereum Funds Pull In for a Tenth Straight Day

Guantánamo military judge bars FBI confessions in Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's 9/11 trial

Six months into the Iran war, Gulf states layer new partnerships under the US umbrella

Niger's capital erupts as overnight clashes shake Niamey

Israeli ground operations push deeper into southern Lebanon as demolition activity accelerates

Nepal flood rescue and a Bengal CM's visa offer, in the same news cycle

A Sh130,000 salary and no investments: one letter, a Saturday-magazine mood, and the questions Kenya's middle class is finally asking

Six months in: war, sanctions and the shape of Iran's economy

Lakes, borders, and counterfeit bottles: three quietly connected shifts in the trade war's geography

Trump's Venezuela 'oil deal' lands: 65 billion barrels claimed, terms still scarce

Nepal's foreign ministry shifts the ask to technical help as the finance ministry puts a $4 billion floor on rebuilding

Mirren plays Highsmith in Corbijn's 'A Talent for Murder', and the casting is the question

The hush-money docket just refused to leave Washington, and three other signals the political class would rather you missed

Nchimbi out, successor in: how CCM read the 48 hours that redrew Dodoma's top table

Italy's thirteenth Ukraine package lands as a forecast, not a fact