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Federalism

Latest reporting on Federalism (topic): 50 stories, most recently on 18 October 2026. Source-linked and updated as new reports are published.

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  1. Ladakh gets Sankoo as its eighth district

    Ladakh Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena made the announcement of the new district, just seven months after the region was granted five new districts this year

    State Politics · The Hindu · National ·

  2. The final lap? Two days on the campaign trail with Trump

    AFP followed him on Tuesday and Wednesday during one such trip out West, a rapid succession of flights and rallies -- in a glacial valley in Alaska, on an arid plain in Arizona and in the forests of Montana.

    World · France 24 · World ·

  3. HRW calls for greater access to Tigray region to ensure civilian protection

    International NGO Human Rights Watch is calling for greater access to Ethiopia's Tigray region to better protect the population. The organisation says the renewed fighting between federal forces and Tigrayan rebels has cost lives and access to vital services.

    Africa · Africanews · Latest ·

  4. Ethiopian forces enter key Tigray town, raising fears among residents

    Ethiopian federal forces and their allies have entered a key town in northern Tigray near the Eritrean border after rebel fighters withdrew. As the conflict intensifies, residents fear further violence and instability. Tom Canetti has the latest from the ground.

    Africa · France 24 · Africa ·

  5. Ethiopia: Social media becomes a battleground for propaganda

    Millions of Ethiopians rely on social media for daily news. But as fighting resumes in the country’s north between federal forces and a coalition of rebel groups, these platforms have become a breeding ground for propaganda and disinformation.

    Africa · France 24 · Africa ·

  6. What colleges and universities need from donors to thrive

    Graduates pass the John Harvard Statue during Harvard University's commencement on May 29, 2025. Harvard was the school's first big donor. Craig F. Walker/The Boston Globe via Getty Images In 1638, John Harvard, an English-born Puritan minister and teacher in the Massachusetts Bay Colony…

    Education · The Conversation · Education ·