India: Officials dismiss Delhi’s air crisis

Sunali Khatun, a pregnant woman, was deported from India to Bangladesh, where she claims to be an Indian citizen, raising concerns about the treatment of individuals accused of illegal immigration. This incident highlights the complexities surrounding citizenship and immigration policies in the region.

The European Union has imposed sanctions on an additional 41 vessels linked to Russia's shadow fleet, bringing the total number of sanctioned ships to nearly 600. This action is part of the EU's ongoing efforts to counter Russia's military aggression and economic activities that undermine international sanctions.

The Grand Palais in Paris is currently hosting an exhibit titled 'All About Love,' showcasing the work of American artist Mickalene Thomas. This exhibition spans 20 years of her multi-disciplinary art, which redefines the representation of Black women in art history.

Brazilian President Lula has expressed frustration over the delayed signing of the Mercosur-EU trade agreement, emphasizing that it is 'now or never' to finalize a deal that has been in negotiation for 37 years. He warned that there would be no further opportunities to sign during his term in office.

The LensCulture Street Photography awards showcased remarkable images from 23 countries, featuring diverse subjects such as aerial views of an Indian pilgrimage and portraits of Romanians in bear costumes. The event highlights the creativity and talent of photographers worldwide.

Rome has inaugurated two new metro stations that feature artefacts and ruins discovered during their construction, highlighting the city's rich ancient history. These findings provide a glimpse into the past, showcasing the archaeological significance of the area.

A group of endangered galaxy frogs, scientifically known as Melanobatrachus indicus, is missing and presumed dead after photographers reportedly destroyed their microhabitats in the Kerala rainforest while attempting to take pictures. These frogs, which are unique to this region and are about the size of a fingertip, have been negatively impacted by human interference, raising concerns among researchers.