Viral Russian Blogger's Kremlin Critique Sparks Political Fallout
Victoria Bonya's scathing video on Russian governance issues has drawn 26 million views, as the Kremlin publicly responds and Putin's approval ratings continue to slide.
Victoria Bonya's scathing video on Russian governance issues has drawn 26 million views, as the Kremlin publicly responds and Putin's approval ratings continue to slide.
Harvard University's $100 million slavery legacy project is embroiled in controversy as researchers quit or are fired, alleging obstruction and lack of transparency in examining ties to Antigua and the Caribbean.
Pierre Guillon de Prince, 86, has made a historic apology in Nantes for his ancestors' involvement in slavery, believed to be the first such formal act in France.
Record school absenteeism and a growing anti-exam movement mean thousands of students won't sit GCSEs this year, with trust in education systems declining.
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RecommendedIran has closed the Strait of Hormuz, reversing an earlier decision, in response to the US blockade of its ports. The move threatens global oil supplies and risks renewed conflict.
A three-year-old girl died after a metal goalpost collapsed on her head at a private school in Brazil, prompting an investigation and safety warnings.
A science teacher has been banned from the profession indefinitely after admitting to taking indecent images of himself on school premises during working hours at The Abbey School in Kent.
Pope Leo XIV wrapped up his Cameroon visit with a Mass in Yaounde, attended by President Paul Biya, before flying to Angola where he'll address corruption and reconciliation in a nation scarred by civil war and slavery.
As England tightens school food standards, readers contrast heavily processed UK meals with fresher, adult-style lunches in France, Spain and Slovakia, sparking debate on nutrition and inclusivity.
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RecommendedUkraine struggles to reclaim thousands of artworks looted by Russia, with digital archives key to tracing losses amid global cultural diplomacy tensions.
From Middle East conflicts to Orthodox Easter celebrations, this week's photographs highlight global crises, political shifts, and cultural events across 20 powerful images.
Francesca Albanese faces backlash after accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza, highlighting the intense global divisions over the Israel-Palestine conflict.
University of Michigan regent Jordan Acker faces scrutiny over obscene Slack messages, as a tense board election reflects campus divisions over Israel-Palestine issues.
Discover six compelling articles covering Iran's social media propaganda, a derelict Welsh department store, ancient Japanese cherry blossom records, sperm whale communication, and Lena Dunham's reflections on fame.
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As America approaches its 250th anniversary, programs nationwide are highlighting the crucial roles played by Black and Indigenous patriots during the Revolutionary War, challenging traditional narratives.
Pope Leo XIV's planned visit to a 16th-century Angolan church connected to the transatlantic slave trade is seen as a symbolic moment, reflecting his own Creole ancestry and the Catholic Church's colonial legacy in Africa.
A comprehensive roundup of the latest news from Australia, covering political, economic, and social developments on Friday, with insights into current events and trends.
Residents of Tehran express support for the city's hope that a recent truce will hold, amid ongoing tensions and efforts to maintain peace in the region.
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RecommendedResidents in Lebanon express relief and joy as a ceasefire with Israel begins, marking a pause in hostilities after recent tensions. The truce brings hope for stability in the region.
Bipartisan backing for US military aid to Israel is fraying due to Middle East conflicts, with polling showing rising unfavourable views and potential impacts on the 2028 presidential elections.
A visual journey across the world captures displaced Lebanese returning home, a humanoid robot sorting goods in China, and key political moments from Trump to Starmer.
Thousands gathered at Japoma Stadium in Douala, Cameroon, for an open-air mass led by Pope Leo XIV, with temperatures exceeding 30°C and worshippers using creative means to stay cool.
A response to Luke Kennard's article calls for urgent societal conversations on sexual pleasure, highlighting porn's impact and offering five steps for better education and advocacy.
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RecommendedA much-needed boost for the arts is essential to rebuild England's cultural landscape, addressing funding gaps and supporting creative sectors post-pandemic.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres warns international law is eroding as the World Court marks its 80th anniversary amid global conflicts and legal challenges.
The UK government will prohibit deep-fried foods like fish and chips in English schools from September 2027, requiring desserts to be 50% fruit. This contrasts with South Korea's gourmet school meals.
A UN Women report reveals an average of 47 women and girls were killed daily in Gaza from 2023 to 2025, with fatalities continuing after the ceasefire due to infrastructure damage and lack of data.
Sri Lanka has repatriated 238 Iranian sailors, including survivors of a US torpedo attack, while declining requests from both the US and Iran to avoid taking sides in the conflict.
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RecommendedA viral GCSE maths question about interior angles in an irregular pentagon has stumped students, but a simple formula makes it easy to solve. Tutors warn forgetting this key rule costs 'easy marks' in exams.