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- 1Kunal Kamra's 'Vote Chor' satire targets Indian election seasonâŒVOTE CHOR FINAL BOSS | Khabr-e-Azam w/ Kunal Kamra & ROFL | E66
Kunal Kamra has released a new episode of his political satire show 'Khabr-e-Azam', episode 66, titled 'Vote Chor Final Boss', featuring comedian ROFL. The piece takes aim at electoral fraud allegations in India using the 'vote chor' (vote thief) slogan that has become a rallying cry in current political debate. The episode has drawn strong engagement as election discourse intensifies.
- 2Philippines steps up fight against methane and HFCsâŒ# Philippines The Philippines is stepping up efforts to curb methane, black carbon and hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) as part
The Philippines is intensifying efforts to cut methane, black carbon and hydrofluorocarbons as part of its goal to reduce and avoid greenhouse gas emissions by 75 percent under its 2026 Nationally Determined Contribution. The move targets potent short-lived climate pollutants alongside carbon dioxide, aligning the country with international climate commitments.
- 3Londoners urged to write to Mayor for a greener cityâðšI just wrote a @LondonFOE letter to @MayorofLondon Help shape a greener, healthier # London . Write one here: ðð³ð # Gre
Friends of the Earth London has launched a campaign encouraging residents to send letters to the Mayor of London calling for a greener, healthier city. The action covers issues including air pollution, green energy, public health and the environmental impact of data centres, and supporters are sharing the campaign tool to encourage others to take part.
- 4AI-powered chip detects tumor cells in blood without labelsâLabel-free microfluidic chip and AI identify blood-borne tumor cells
Researchers have developed a label-free microfluidic chip paired with artificial intelligence that can identify circulating tumor cells in blood samples. The approach detects cancer cells directly without chemical labels, potentially enabling faster, less invasive cancer diagnostics. The advance is being reported in medical and biotechnology news as a promising step for liquid biopsy and early cancer detection.