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‘We are being scapegoated’: Why refugees fear renewed anti-migrant violence in South Africa

A protest by March and March, an anti-immigration movement A September 30 deadline declared by South Africa’s March and March, an anti-immigration movement that has led anti-migrant protests across the country this year, has renewed fears of violence among migrant communities.Refugees are also fearing fresh unrest as South Africa will hold local government elections on…

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No road agency, contractor penalised for death, disability due to design failures | India News

Faulty road design can turn an everyday drive into a deadly crash. NEW DELHI: Even seven years after a penal provision was introduced to hold road contractors, designers and road-owning agencies accountable for crashes caused by faulty road design, construction or maintenance resulting in death or disability of victims, not a single agency has been…

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Hotter seas, vanishing kelp, booming octopus: How Europe’s marine life is changing

An octopus at Porthkerris reef, off Cornwall in southwestern England (Reuters) With European waters recording their hottest summer on record, rising ocean temperatures are affecting marine life across the continent, damaging habitats and forcing several species into new waters.According to a Reuters analysis, European waters averaged 21.6°C between June and August, the highest summer average…

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‘I created a stylish BGM like Pablo’s’: Anirudh Ravichander explains why Mohanlal’s ‘Jailer’ character needed a special score | Malayalam Movie News

‘I created a stylish BGM like Pablo’s’_ Anirudh Ravichander explains why Mohanlal’s ‘Jailer’ character. Music composer Anirudh Ravichander has opened up about creating the background score for Mohanlal‘s character in Rajinikanth‘s ‘Jailer’. The Malayalam actor appeared in the film in a special guest role as Mathew.Anirudh Ravichander explained that the background scores were developed after…

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British author once faced a struggling 3,500-acre farm in Sussex before abandoning conventional farming; turned an estate into a wilding experiment | World News

On a 3,500-acre estate in Sussex, the decision to stop farming conventionally did not mean simply leaving the land untouched. Isabella Tree and her husband, Charlie Burrell, began changing the way the Knepp Estate was managed, allowing large grazing animals to move across areas of the farm while reducing the interventions that had shaped the…

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Robert Pattinson is not too keen on joining James Gunn’s DCU and the Batman: ‘It would be kind of tough…’ |

Robert Pattinson opens up about the ‘Primetime’ release and how The Batman is in development this time around. (YouTube) Robert Pattinson will not be joining James Gunn’s DCU anytime soon. The actor, who is the latest face to play the iconic role of Batman, recently opened up about working on the film. The second film…

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Taylor Swift debuts ‘Patient Zero’ music video at VMAs; thanks Swifties as she receives inaugural Artist Director Honors from Dakota Johnson – WATCH |

Taylor Swift made history at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday as she received the inaugural Artist Director Honors and premiered the music video for her new song, ‘Patient Zero’.The new honour recognises artists whose work behind the camera has expanded the possibilities of music videos and advanced visual storytelling. Swift was presented…

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Scientists extract cellulose from cow manure, turning farm waste into fibres, films and ribbons |

Representative Image of scientists extracting cellulose nanofibrils from cow manure at a dairy farm (AI Generated Image) Cow manure could become a source of cellulose for making small-structure materials after researchers developed a method to extract cellulose nanofibrils from the waste and process them into fibres, films and ribbons. Researchers from University College London, Edinburgh…

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