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In a recent development, Iranian authorities have detained and deported a staggering number of 21,407 Afghan migrants who entered Iran illegally, as reported by the Taliban-appointed commander of the border guards in Khorasan Razavi province. This mass deportation took place over the past nine days, with the migrants being identified and subsequently handed over to the Taliban's representative in the Dogharun district. The move is part of a broader trend, with more than 328,000 Afghan migrants reportedly deported from Iran in the first half of 2023.

Former UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman's scathing resignation letter to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak accuses him of weakness and failure to deliver on key policies. The letter highlights broken promises on reducing illegal migration, stopping migrant boats, protecting biological sex in schools, and the North Ireland protocol. Braverman's departure follows her controversial comments on the police's handling of a pro-Palestinian march, contributing to increased tension and calls for her removal.**

A surge in Indian students has driven a 12% rise in foreign enrollments at US colleges, nearly restoring pre-pandemic levels, according to Institute of International Education data. The number of Indian students increased by 35%, compensating for a flatline in Chinese enrollments. Factors such as India's economic growth, improved US-India relations, and aspirations for a foreign degree contribute to the trend, as Chinese students explore alternative destinations due to economic concerns and safety issues.

Former UK Prime Minister David Cameron makes a surprising comeback as Foreign Secretary in Rishi Sunak's cabinet reshuffle. The move follows the dismissal of Suella Braverman as Interior Minister amid controversy over her handling of pro-Palestinian demonstrations. Cameron's return, including a life peerage, signals a strategic move ahead of the anticipated general election.

The World Health Organization issues an urgent call for action as Gaza's largest hospital, Al-Shifa, becomes non-functional during the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. Trapped patients face dire conditions, with fuel shortages leading to power outages, and thousands seeking refuge. The WHO condemns the transformation of hospitals into scenes of devastation and despair.

South Carolina Senator Tim Scott shocks supporters by suspending his presidential campaign just days after the third GOP debate. Scott, known for his optimistic message, cites voter feedback and a desire for another opportunity in the future.