The man went on a cat-killing spree between December 2022 and September 2023 due to a deep hatred of the animal that he began harbouring after other cats scratched his car.
Indonesia’s Widodo and son Gibran no longer ruling party members for supporting Prabowo in election: official
The president and his elder son chose not to endorse the party’s presidential candidate Ganjar Pranowo during the election, the official says.
Anti-suit injunction issued by English court to halt Russian proceedings
A ruling requiring a Gazprom entity, RusChemAlliance (RCA), to bring an end to litigation proceedings in Russia was upheld by the UK Supreme Court on Tuesday, in a complex case that has raised questions relating to the jurisdiction of courts and the interpretation of arbitration agreements.
South Africa demonstrates commitment to renewable energy roll-out
Recently published standards for solar photovoltaic (PV) and battery energy storage systems (BESS) demonstrate South Africa’s commitment to the roll-out of renewable energy projects while protecting environmentally sensitive areas, an expert has said.
AI can be a great leveller for the Global South. Just look at Bangladesh
From healthcare to education and rural inclusion, AI has allowed Bangladesh to make developmental leapfrogs. But for these innovations to spread, the Global South must have a seat at the table.
With BrahMos missile delivery to Philippines, India sets out its arms stall for Southeast Asia
Manila has received its first batch of BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles from India, in a carefully timed shipment observers say is the start of a ‘clear push’ to expand military sales with Southeast Asia.
Maldives votes in the shadow of India-China rivalry
The election could test the Maldives’ new leader Mohamed Muizzu’s tilt towards China and away from India.
India election: overseas Indians love Modi. Most can’t vote, but will they still sway the polls?
Only Indian citizens can vote in India’s elections. But Prime Minister Narendra Modi has still worked hard to woo the diaspora – and their endorsement has an impact.
In India, more Jain practitioners give it all up at young age for solitary life of seeking alms
There is a growing trend among India’s Jains to undertake deeksha – in which they give up all possessions and relationships to beg for alms – at a young age.
Philippines’ Marcos Jnr urges delay in ban on light vehicles: ‘we need more time’
The president’s announcement, which follows backlash to the ban, gives hope to advocacy groups who hope for a reconsideration of the ban.