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Imran Khan Imprisonment Exposes Pakistan’s Deepening Crisis Imran Khan imprisonment at Adiala Jail amid Pakistan’s deepening political and institutional crisis

By The Morning Telegraph August 7, 2026

By Roy Denish. Imran Khan imprisonment deepens Pakistan’s political crisis as legal battles, military tensions and concerns...

Nigeria Frees 308 Hostages in Record Rescue Mission Nigerian security personnel involved in the Nigeria hostage rescue operation

By The Morning Telegraph August 6, 2026

Nigeria hostage rescue operation frees 308 kidnap victims from forests after separate abductions in Kwara and Niger...

China Leads Global Crackdown as 330 Journalists Jailed Global press freedom crisis represented by journalists imprisoned behind bars as China leads the world’s worst jailers

By The Morning Telegraph August 3, 2026

The global press freedom crisis deepens as China leads the world’s jailers, with 330 journalists imprisoned worldwide...

India Faces Scrutiny Over Arms Exports to Israel India arms exports to Israel under scrutiny over the war in Gaza

By The Morning Telegraph August 3, 2026

By Roy Denish. India arms exports to Israel could risk complicity in Gaza atrocities, Amnesty International warns...

Gaza Ceasefire Violations Deepen After Deadly Funeral Strikes Gaza ceasefire violations intensify after deadly Israeli strikes on a funeral and residential areas

By The Morning Telegraph July 20, 2026

Gaza ceasefire violations intensify after Israeli strikes reportedly kill civilians at a Nuseirat funeral and homes across...

By The Morning Telegraph July 20, 2026

Civilian infrastructure attacks on water, power, homes and shipping are exposing populations and the global economy to...

Virginia Giuffre’s Family Takes Her Fight Forward Virginia Giuffre legacy continued by Sky Roberts and Amanda through SOAR and Virginia’s Law

By The Morning Telegraph July 20, 2026

The Virginia Giuffre legacy continues as her family relaunches SOAR and campaigns for Virginia’s Law to help...

Swiss Path Honors Four Slain Tamil Refugees Tamil refugee memorial pathway in Chur, Switzerland honoring four Sri Lankan asylum seekers killed in 1989

By The Morning Telegraph July 5, 2026

By Roy Denish. Switzerland creates a Tamil refugee memorial street in Chur to honor four victims of...

March & March Protests Spark Migrant Fear In South Africa Police monitor March & March protests in South Africa as migrant communities fear violence and repatriation.