Millions in Somalia face extreme hunger and water shortages due to aid cuts and climate shocks, with conflicts in Iran and Lebanon exacerbating supply chain disruptions and diverting international attention.
Even with Donald Trump's recent ceasefire proposal, experts warn that a global apocalypse remains a real threat. The debate intensifies over how humanity might face its end, prompting urgent discussions on preferred outcomes.
The family of 19-year-old Orla Wates, who died in a motorcycle accident on Vietnam's Ha Giang loop, have paid tribute to their 'beautiful, independent and very funny' daughter and donated her organs.
A video from Tehran shows widespread jubilation as a ceasefire is announced, ending the Iran-US war. Crowds celebrate in the streets, marking a pivotal moment in the conflict.
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Official estimates reveal 30,000 British residents have left the UAE since Iran's strikes, with one in eight expats fleeing Dubai's once-stable image. Schools face empty classrooms as families relocate to the UK amid missile attacks and growing uncertaint
The UK Foreign Office advises against all but essential travel to the UAE due to significant security risks following regional escalation. Flights are gradually resuming, but travellers face restrictions and safety warnings.
The EU's Entry-Exit System, set for completion on 10 April 2026, is unravelling with France and others unprepared, causing long queues and flight delays at airports.
An American man living in the UK has shared three tongue-in-cheek yet heartfelt reasons why he would never move back to the United States, citing cultural adaptation and practical quirks.
A proposed reading list for Texas public schools that includes biblical narratives like Jonah and the Whale has ignited intense debate at a state education board meeting, reflecting national tensions over religion in education.
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The Government has capped Plan 2 and Plan 3 student loan interest rates at 6% from September, but financial experts warn it fails to address systemic issues and leaves many graduates with growing debt.
Ghana's UN resolution declaring the slave trade 'the gravest crime against humanity' passed with 123 votes, but UK and EU abstentions highlight resistance to reparations debate.
An analysis reveals how America's belief in its destiny led to injustice and division after the Cold War, as explored in a 2020 Guardian podcast extract.
Rafael Behr argues that Europe must not rely on a post-Trump US reverting to normalcy, as Trump's impact may permanently alter transatlantic relations and democratic norms.
ABC presenter Alan Kohler calls for radical nationalisation of childcare to provide free early education, citing gender equality and cost-of-living crises, despite acknowledging political hurdles.
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A harsh new anti-gay law in Senegal is undermining decades of progress in HIV prevention and treatment, with health experts fearing a surge in infections and discrimination.
Designer Gabriella Marcella founded Riso Club to connect risograph artists globally. The non-profit sends monthly postcards from cities like Kyiv and Damascus, showcasing art beyond tourist clichés.
A roundup of powerful images from around the world, featuring arrests at a Palantir protest in New York, a thumbs up from NASA's Artemis II crew, and scenes from Gaza to Germany.
Gemma Seymour, an RMIT student, is facing potential suspension for a social media video accusing the university of complicity in genocide due to its ties to weapons companies.
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An American journalist kidnapped in Iraq has been released after a brief captivity, with details emerging about the incident and ongoing security concerns in the region.
A new podcast explores the ascent of Kim Yo-jong, North Korea's influential sister of Kim Jong-un, delving into her political power and global impact.
A high school principal in Pauls Valley, Oklahoma, is in stable condition after a shooting inside the school lobby. No students were harmed, and the suspect is in custody with no ongoing threat.
Joseph Figueira Martin, a detained aid worker held in the Central African Republic for nearly two years, has been released and is expected to return to Lisbon, his family confirmed.
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Two female teachers in Oklahoma's Elgin Public School District face misdemeanor charges for allegedly attacking children, including a chokehold incident and hitting a student.
Massachusetts lawmakers are advancing a bill that would ban social media for under-14s and restrict phone use in schools, potentially setting the toughest US regulations.
As Iranian attacks shatter Dubai's glamorous facade, migrant workers face deadly conditions under the Kafala system while influencers complain about pets and expats risk arrest for sharing war footage.
Ukrainian soldiers from the 14th Separate Mechanized Brigade conducted a perilous drone mission to evacuate a cat and dog stranded on the front line, flying them over seven miles to safety.
American journalist Shelly Kittleson, kidnapped in Baghdad, has been freed by the Iran-backed militia Kataib Hezbollah, which cited appreciation for Iraq's outgoing prime minister.
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Two deputy athletics directors at Yale University are accused of being in a romantic relationship and allegedly pressuring a colleague to retire to create a position for one of them, according to sources.
