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Indonesia's massive doujinshi convention, Comifuro, just wrapped its 22nd edition on May 17 at ICE BSD City in Tangerang, drawing huge crowds for artist booths, cosplay, and performances despite some overcrowding complaints. Official channels announced CF23 for October 31 to November 1 at the same spot, sparking instant buzz over Halloween-themed Jujutsu Kaisen recreations, horror merch, and creator calls for boothmates. Inspired by Japan's Comiket, the event pulls 50,000 to 70,000 visitors per edition, with tickets and registrations coming soon via comifuro.net.

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Fresh off a packed Comic Frontier 22, fans lit up at the news of CF23 docking for Halloween—right on October 31—with Shibuya Incident cosplays already in the works.

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At IIMUN's 15th anniversary in Mumbai, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor agreed that Rahul Gandhi’s “Chhatron Ki Goonj” outreach fell short compared to recent CJP-led protests at Jantar Mantar demanding exam accountability. He called for the party to reflect on whether it failed to listen or connect with Gen Z's pulse, warning established parties against becoming irrelevant by ignoring youth hierarchies in politics. Reactions poured in, with Congress framing it as a push against the BJP system and BJP claiming Gen Z backs Modi; Tharoor later clarified it as a broader call for introspection ahead of elections where youth will be key voters.

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Shashi Tharoor openly wondered why Congress's student campaign didn't click with young people, even as protests over exam leaks drew big crowds.

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Conservatives promise to end new social housing tenancies for foreign nationals if they regain power, estimating it would free up 230,000 homes for British families amid England's severe shortages. Reform UK pushes an even stricter rule limiting it to citizens only, citing London stats where nearly half of social housing heads were foreign-born per the 2021 Census—though 2024/25 data shows 81.6% of lead tenants there are UK nationals. Critics call it political posturing after 14 years of Tory rule, while the debate underscores clashing views on fairness as parties vie to prioritize locals in a market with over a million households waiting.

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With 1.34 million British households on social housing waiting lists, families watch young adults stuck at home while resources stretch thin.

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Conservatives promise to end new social housing tenancies for foreign nationals if they regain power, estimating it would free up 230,000 homes for British families amid England's severe shortages. Reform UK pushes an even stricter rule limiting it to citizens only, citing London stats where nearly half of social housing heads were foreign-born per the 2021 Census—though 2024/25 data shows 81.6% of lead tenants there are UK nationals. Critics call it political posturing after 14 years of Tory rule, while the debate underscores clashing views on fairness as parties vie to prioritize locals in a market with over a million households waiting.

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With 1.34 million British households on social housing waiting lists, families watch young adults stuck at home while resources stretch thin.

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On August 7, outside Gurudwara Panjokhra Sahib in Ambala, Haryana, a group of youths assaulted Mand, national president of the International Anti-Khalistani Terrorist Front, and damaged his vehicle amid celebrations for Guru Harkrishan's Prakash Gurpurb. Four people were injured, including Mand, his associate Bhavjot, and two police officers who rescued him; Mand, under Y-grade security, alleged the attackers used swords and sticks while forcing slogans for Khalistan and against PM Modi and RSS. From his hospital bed, bandaged and resolute, he thanked Haryana police for saving his life and vowed not to back down, as investigations probe the motives behind the clash.

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Gursimran Singh Mand sat in his surrounded car, hands folded, as a mob smashed the windows with rods and bricks during a festive gathering.

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On August 7, outside Gurudwara Panjokhra Sahib in Ambala, Haryana, a group of youths assaulted Mand, national president of the International Anti-Khalistani Terrorist Front, and damaged his vehicle amid celebrations for Guru Harkrishan's Prakash Gurpurb. Four people were injured, including Mand, his associate Bhavjot, and two police officers who rescued him; Mand, under Y-grade security, alleged the attackers used swords and sticks while forcing slogans for Khalistan and against PM Modi and RSS. From his hospital bed, bandaged and resolute, he thanked Haryana police for saving his life and vowed not to back down, as investigations probe the motives behind the clash.

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Gursimran Singh Mand sat in his surrounded car, hands folded, as a mob smashed the windows with rods and bricks during a festive gathering.

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During a Thursday press briefing, Vice President JD Vance condemned an Israeli airstrike in Beirut's Dahiyeh district that killed three civilians and wounded six, saying it jeopardized a provisional U.S.-Iran memorandum signed June 17 to halt hostilities and curb proxies like Hezbollah. The deal, mediated by Pakistan and Qatar, includes a Lebanon ceasefire, but Israel—pursuing operations against Hezbollah—continues strikes despite U.S. calls for restraint to protect the peace process and stabilize oil markets. Tensions linger with fresh strikes reported and Switzerland talks postponed, testing the 60-day framework that offers Iran no sanctions relief without compliance.

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JD Vance stood at the White House briefing and voiced raw frustration over civilian deaths in Beirut, right as a U.S.-Iran deal hung in the balance.

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Hon. Hajjat Aminah Mukalazi met with a Qatari delegation that already runs four factories in Uganda and plans to expand to ten. She reaffirmed the government's support for their growth, highlighting how it will boost industrialization, create jobs, and strengthen economic ties. Officials like Ambassador H.E. Dr. Rashid Yahya Ssemuddu and Hajji Moses Kagwa joined to discuss deeper cooperation, reflecting Uganda's push to attract foreign investment in manufacturing and beyond.

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Around a long wooden table lined with water bottles and documents, Uganda's minister shook hands with Qatari investors eager to grow their footprint.

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