
Global Academic Chaos as Cyber Criminals Target Universities
The hacking group ShinyHunters has paralyzed major institutions, holding student data hostage for ransom.
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Friday, June 12, 2026

The hacking group ShinyHunters has paralyzed major institutions, holding student data hostage for ransom.

Suvendu Adhikari has been sworn in as West Bengal's chief minister after the BJP secured a commanding majority, ending over a decade of TMC dominance.

The return of several women and children linked to the Islamic State group has ignited a fierce national debate in Australia over security, accountability, and the consequences of radicalization.

President Trump has successfully negotiated a three-day ceasefire and a 2,000-person prisoner exchange between Russia and Ukraine, despite both sides reporting continued violations of previous agreements.

Greek authorities are investigating an unmanned naval drone found near the island of Lefkada that may be linked to the war between Ukraine and Russia.

The Palestine Marathon resumed in Bethlehem after a two-year suspension linked to the ongoing war in Gaza.

South Africa's highest court has paved the way for renewed impeachment proceedings against President Cyril Ramaphosa, ruling that parliament's previous attempt to block the process was a violation of the constitution.

The White House condemned actor Mark Hamill as a 'sick individual' after he shared an AI-generated image of Donald Trump in a shallow grave, citing the incident as part of a pattern of violent rhetoric that has fueled assassination attempts

US forces successfully defended against unprovoked Iranian aggression in the Strait of Hormuz, sending a clear message that American vessels will not be intimidated by the regime in Tehran.

As the conflict in Iran disrupts global markets and closes the Strait of Hormuz, specific sectors including energy, banking, and defense are leveraging the instability to secure massive profits.

Millions of fans in China and India remain in the dark as Fifa struggles to finalize broadcast deals due to exorbitant licensing fees.

President Trump and Brazilian President Lula da Silva met for three hours at the White House, opting for a private engagement to manage bilateral tensions while remaining at odds over tariffs and international strategy.