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Britain’s Green Party has triggered a fierce backlash after delegates backed a motion describing Zionism as racism, a move that has angered Israel and alarmed Jewish groups in the UK. The vote has intensified scrutiny of the party’s handling of antisemitism, internal discipline and the wider political fallout from the Gaza war.
Members of Britain’s Green Party have backed a conference motion describing Zionism as racism, a decision that has intensified internal party tensions and drawn sharp criticism from Jewish members, Israeli officials and commentators. The vote places the Greens at the centre of a widening debate over the line between anti-Zionism, antisemitism and legitimate criticism of Israel.
A broad recall of eye drops sold through Walgreens and other retail channels has raised fresh concerns about product sterility and consumer safety in the over-the-counter eye care market. Regulators said certain bottles distributed under multiple brand names may not meet sterility standards, prompting a precautionary removal from shelves and renewed scrutiny of manufacturing controls.
Scientists have spent seven years testing tiny greenhouses around Antarctica’s only two native flowering plants to understand how the continent’s warming conditions are changing fragile ecosystems. The long-running experiment offers a rare window into how even modest temperature shifts can alter plant survival, growth, and the broader climate story in one of Earth’s most extreme environments.
Scientists have spent seven years monitoring miniature greenhouses placed over Antarctica’s only two native flowering plants, a rare long-term experiment designed to test how the continent’s fragile vegetation responds to warming and changing conditions. The findings offer a window into climate resilience at the edge of habitability, with implications for conservation, ecological forecasting, and the broader climate transition.
Karnataka has set out a new Sustainable Data Centre Policy for 2026–2031 that aims to lift the state’s cumulative data centre capacity to 1 GW by 2031 while steering the sector toward cleaner power and lower water stress. The policy is designed to position the state as a preferred destination for digital infrastructure even as regulators and operators confront rising concerns over energy use, emissions and resource intensity.
Calicut University is considering action to restrict the display of political party flags in its hostels, a move that signals a tighter approach to campus discipline and the visible projection of partisan identity in student residential spaces. The proposal comes amid broader concerns over the politicisation of university life and the administration’s effort to assert institutional neutrality.
DMK leader Kanimozhi has accused the ruling side of engineering a byelection by drawing away a candidate whom voters had supported in good faith. Speaking in pointed political terms, she warned that backing AIADMK again could lead to yet another byelection if the elected representative defects once more. Her remarks sharpen the debate over political defections and the credibility of electoral mandates in Tamil Nadu.
The Thiruvananthapuram Mayor, a BJP leader, has sharply criticised Congress for its protests against the Election Commission, accusing the party of running a misinformation campaign at home and abroad under Rahul Gandhi’s leadership. The remarks add to the escalating political confrontation over the poll body’s role and the opposition’s objections to the Special Intensive Revision, or SIR, of electoral rolls.
Bharat Rashtra Samithi working president K. T. Rama Rao has expressed confidence that the party will ultimately prevail, framing the moment as one of resilience rather than retreat. His remarks come as BRS attempts to steady its political narrative and reassure supporters amid a competitive national and state-level environment.
A flashy Washington party celebrating data centers and the AI buildout has become a flashpoint after reports linked the event to a network of prominent tech and policy boosters, including figures and institutions associated with Peter Thiel and the Koch ecosystem. The episode underscores how the fight over AI infrastructure is moving beyond boardrooms and regulators into the culture-war terrain of influence, optics and public backlash.
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