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Indian-Origin Navanethem "Navi" Pillay Awarded Nobel Peace Prize 2026
Pillay was born to Narrainsamy Naidoo and Santhama Naidoo in 1941 in a poor neighborhood of Durban in the Natal Province of South Africa. Her grandparents came from India as indentured servants to work on South African sugar plantations in the 1890s.
"Unwarranted": India Slams Vance's "Indentured Servants" Remark On H-1B Hiring
New Delhi noted that PERM is distinct from the H-1B visa programme but reassured that the suspension alone does not, by itself, affect the validity of existing visas or the status of visa holders and their dependents.
Nobel Peace Prize Goes To Navanethem "Navi" Pillay: All About Her India Connect
Navanethem Pillay's judicial career also demonstrated how domestic legal struggles against discrimination and repression could inform the development of international standards of accountability.
Nobel Prize 2026: Three Science Discoveries That Sound Straight Out Of Sci-Fi
This year's Nobel science winners were honoured for their research on tiny particles from space, using light to control brain cells, and studying mirror-image molecules.
Bangladesh Seeks To Renew Ganga Water Sharing Treaty With India Before Dec 12
The guarantee clause ensured that if the water flow of the Ganges at the Farakka Barrage fell below 80 per cent, Bangladesh would receive 80 per cent of its share.
Opinion: Opinion | US Visa Shock: It's Time India Stopped Playing Nice With Trump's America
Opinion: Opinion | Washington's PERM Freeze Is A Warning Shot At India's Tech Model
PERM is the foundation of the employment-based green card.
Athletes Set World Record For Highest-Altitude Push-Ups At 16,637 Feet
The athletes reached a total height of 16,637.13 feet above sea level while completing their record attempt.
CIA's Vietnam-Era Airfield Is Now China's New Base Under Expanding Footprint
In helping Laos build up Ban Keun, China is now occupying a site the US used covertly at the height of the Vietnam War.
Experts On How India And Japan Can Build A Strategic Tech Stack
Speaking at the NDTV Indo-Japan Summit, Sujan Chinoy, the former Indian ambassador to Japan, said that trusted partnerships and secure global supply chains were the need of the hour.
"No Nation Was Better Fit": Former PM Shinzo Abe's Aide On India-Japan Ties
Speaking at the NDTV Indo-Japan Summit, Tomohiko Taniguchi said Shinzo Abe wanted Japan to build stronger ties with other countries as China's military power grew.
Christa Pike Makes "Remarkable" Recovery After Surviving Death By Injection
Christa Pike was sentenced to death for beating her classmate Colleen Slemmer to death in 1995. She was 18 at the time of the incident.
Isaias Strengthens Into Category 2 Hurricane, "Dangerous" Landfall Predicted
Isaias had maximum sustained winds of 105 mph (165 kph), according to the hurricane center, surpassing the 96 mph (154 kph) threshold for a Category 2 storm.
Drone Strike Hits Major Data Centre Owned By Leading Russian AI Company
A drone strike has hit a major data centre operated by Yandex, Russia's largest technology and AI company, marking the first significant attack on a Russian data hub since the war in Ukraine began.
How China's Delivery Robots Are Learning To Tackle Night Shifts
In March, Shenzhen opened access for nighttime deliveries by driverless vehicles, giving over its streets to an experiment that could unlock a new wave of growth for China's autonomous transport and robotics industries.
"Different Era Now": As Asim Munir's Military Takes On Gulf Role, Pak Leaders Not Involved
Asim Munir is widely acknowledged to be more powerful domestically than any of his predecessors.
Indian Filmmaker Arfat Sheikh Released From ICE Detention After 2 Weeks
Arfat Sheikh's bond was granted on Tuesday and he was released on Thursday, but the deportation case against him continues.
Asim Munir Wants To Split Pakistan's 4 Provinces Under 'Divide And Rule' Plan
The army also wants to keep ties with India hostile, which may be terrible for the country's growth but a highly lucrative prospect for the defence budget.
"Fired For Prioritising Safety": Ex-OpenAI Researcher On Termination
The three fired researchers worked on monitoring OpenAI's models, which escaped their testing environment in July and hacked Hugging Face, an AI coding library.
Character.AI Chatbots Called Users "Ugly", Encouraged Them To "Starve"
Chatbots created by AI companion company Character.AI sometimes advised users to cut, starve or kill themselves, according to a new filing by Kentucky’s attorney
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Ex-OpenAI staff say they were fired for raising safety concerns
Three former researchers pen open letter warning of 'chilling' effect on company culture.
The girls in the Gaza school photograph
Just before the genocide, 15 Gaza schoolgirls posed for a photograph. Three years on, Al Jazeera went looking for them.
Nobel chair admits they haven’t reached Peace Prize winner Pillay
The Nobel Committee has admitted that it has been unable to reach the ICJ judge to tell her the news.
A’ja Wilson wins her third straight WNBA MVP and record fifth overall
Former US Vice President Kamala Harris among those to hail Wilson as Las Vegas Aces centre continues record run.
Navi Pillay wins Nobel Peace Prize
International Court of Justice judge Navi Pillay has been awarded this year’s Nobel Peace Prize.
Everton’s US owners seek sale of controlling stake in Premier League club
Premier League club Everton open to selling controlling stake after 'safely' balancing historical financial troubles.
2026 Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Navi Pillay
Pillay has been instrumental in ensuring war crimes and genocide are prosecuted, says the Nobel committee.
NBA star Wembanyama to French students: ‘I hear you’
San Antonio Spurs player Victor Wembanyama offers solidarity to students protesting conditions in schools in France.
New York police push politician to ground during anti-ICE protest
New York police push politician to ground during anti-ICE protest
Japan’s Okinawa calls for review of US forces pact after killing
Assembly on the island, where tens of thousands of US soldiers are stationed, seeks change after Marine arrested.
LeBron James stars in NBA preseason debut but Nets defeat 76ers
All-time leading scorer LeBron James makes 76ers debut following LA Lakers switch in NBA preseason, but Nets claim win.
US ICE releases Kashmiri filmmaker Arfat Sheikh from custody
Award-winning filmmaker, detained last month, is released on bond with next hearing set for October 27, campaign says.
Three years after October 7, prolonged war takes its toll on Israelis
Children’s psychiatric emergency visits have more than doubled in Israel, study shows.
Why has Iraq decided to ban online map service Waze?
Iraq plans to ban Waze, citing Israeli origins, and suggests alternatives like Google Maps or local app in development.
Who is Dov Lando, the Israeli rabbi criticising Zionism?
The senior rabbi, whose party is in Netanyahu's coalition, has caused uproar in Israel by calling Zionism disastrous.
Afghanistan’s emerald miners struggle with tools but attract global buyers
Afghan miners endure harsh conditions, relying on basic tools to extract precious emeralds in Panjshir's steep valleys.
Trump says US will not strike Iran before midterm elections
Oil prices drop as Trump dismisses speculation of pre-midterm military action against Iran.
Brazilian Supreme Court judge issues arrest warrant for Eduardo Bolsonaro
Arrest warrant for presidential candidate's brother is issued weeks before Brazil's runoff election.
From Aden to Sanaa, Yemenis struggle to deal with soaring living costs
As fighting intensifies, Yemenis face a deepening economic crisis, with unpaid salaries and rising prices.
How October 7 changed Lebanon and Hezbollah’s political reality
Analysts say Hezbollah's decision on October 8 to join a 'war of support' for Gaza changed Lebanon's political reality.
Photos: Gaza before and after – a city transformed by war
Archive and recent photos show how three years of war left Gaza's streets, landmarks and public spaces unrecognisable.
Mexico prison clash in strife-torn Sinaloa state leaves 10 dead
Nine inmates and one visitor killed in Sinaloa prison riot, local authorities say.
Uproar in NY after ICE shoots man with child in the car
There are protests and outrage in New York after ICE agents shot a man after surrounding his vehicle.
Northern Ireland’s Sinn Fein faces police probe as protest tensions fester
The Democratic Unionist Party calls for the prosecution of Sinn Fein lawmakers who participated in the protest.
ICE shooting of New York man in car with five-year-old sparks protests
Mayor, governor and US lawmakers condemn the shooting by immigration officers.