Report Finds Systemic Racism Against Students at Australian Universities

February 17, 2026

Report Finds Systemic Racism Against Students at Australian Universities

A major report reveals systemic racism at Australia’s universities, with Palestinian, Jewish, First Nations, and international students facing harassment, threats, and discrimination. Only 6% report incidents due to lack of trust in complaint systems. The government plans reforms following these findings.

Australia Eyes Temporary Ban on Women, Children From Syrian ISIS Camp

February 17, 2026

Australia Eyes Temporary Ban on Women, Children From Syrian ISIS Camp

Australia is reviewing a possible temporary ban on women and children from a Syrian ISIS camp. 34 people tried to return but were sent back. The government debates security risks while families plead for help.

Indian Parliament Hits Turmoil Over Speaker, Rahul Gandhi and Stalled Debates

February 17, 2026

Indian Parliament Hits Turmoil Over Speaker, Rahul Gandhi and Stalled Debates

The Indian Parliament is roiled by conflict as Opposition parties accuse Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla of blocking debates on crucial issues. Rahul Gandhi faces possible ban from Parliament amid controversies including a blocked book by ex-army chief M.M. Naravane and concerns over a US trade deal.

Israel Approves Large West Bank Area as ‘State Land,’ Fueling Annexation Fears

February 17, 2026

Israel Approves Large West Bank Area as ‘State Land,’ Fueling Annexation Fears

Israel’s cabinet has approved large West Bank areas as ‘state land,’ allowing annexation. Palestinians and global voices warn this could end the two-state solution and worsen conflict.

Imran Khan's Eye Health Sparks Political Stir and Deal Rumours in Pakistan

February 17, 2026

Imran Khan's Eye Health Sparks Political Stir and Deal Rumours in Pakistan

Imran Khan has lost 85% vision in one eye, sparking health worries and political speculation. The government’s slow response fuels doubts about a possible backroom deal with PTI.