Iran Moves Ahead With Protester Executions Despite Trump’s Warning

January 14, 2026

Iran Moves Ahead With Protester Executions Despite Trump’s Warning

Iran plans fast trials and executions of protesters amid brutal crackdowns. Trump threatens strong US action if executions begin. Fear grows as the death toll rises to over 2,500.

Cyprus Probes Russian Diplomat’s Suicide Amid Missing Russian Businessman and Corruption Scandal

January 14, 2026

Cyprus Probes Russian Diplomat’s Suicide Amid Missing Russian Businessman and Corruption Scandal

Authorities in Cyprus are investigating the suicide of Russian diplomat Alexei Panov at the embassy. The case follows the disappearance of Russian businessman Vladislav Baumgertner and comes amid a growing corruption scandal rocking the island.

Mayor Minimol Refutes LDF Allegations on Brahmapuram Waste Management After Indira Canteen Row

January 14, 2026

Mayor Minimol Refutes LDF Allegations on Brahmapuram Waste Management After Indira Canteen Row

After the Indira Canteen budget eatery caused a political stir, Mayor V.K. Minimol walked the Brahmapuram site and clarified issues around waste biomining and BSF plants. LDF and former Mayor M. Anilkumar clashed over the state of waste projects as election politics heat up.

Meghalaya Group Seeks PM Modi’s Help Over Illegal Bangladesh Migrants Crisis in Garo Hills

January 14, 2026

Meghalaya Group Seeks PM Modi’s Help Over Illegal Bangladesh Migrants Crisis in Garo Hills

A Meghalaya-based group appealed to PM Modi to act on illegal migrants from Bangladesh affecting the Garo Hills. They warn of threats to tribal lands, law, and security after a tribal youth was killed, exposing governance failures.

New School Building in Kozhikode Delayed Despite ₹3.9 Crore KIIFB Allocation

January 14, 2026

New School Building in Kozhikode Delayed Despite ₹3.9 Crore KIIFB Allocation

The construction of the new Government Model Higher Secondary School building in Kozhikode is stuck. Despite ₹3.9 crore funds from KIIFB, work hasn’t started. PTA urges authorities as old buildings now host 1,500 students amid safety concerns.