UN Accuses Trump of War Crimes Over Iran Bombing
UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher condemns US president for targeting civilian infrastructure in Iran, calling it a clear war crime under international law.
UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher condemns US president for targeting civilian infrastructure in Iran, calling it a clear war crime under international law.
Americans preparing for Easter weekend should note that Good Friday and Easter are not federal holidays. The U.S. will observe eleven federal holidays in 2026, with Memorial Day next on May 25.
A 12-year-old girl has been arrested on suspicion of murder after allegedly throwing a metal bottle that killed Khimberly Zavaleta at Reseda High School in Los Angeles.
Ashley Jackson moved from Texas to Manchester after falling for a British man, but she's been left perplexed by UK slang like 'scran', 'nosh', and 'elevenses'.
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RecommendedA Bahraini man detained during Iran's missile attacks was found dead with signs of torture, highlighting a renewed crackdown on dissent in the Sunni-ruled, Shiite-majority kingdom.
Leading Iranian human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh has been detained by intelligence agents in Tehran, her family confirms, amid an intensified crackdown on dissent.
Myanmar's junta chief Min Aung Hlaing has been formally elected president, solidifying his power five years after the 2021 coup. Critics denounce the vote as a sham amid ongoing civil war.
Myanmar's parliament has elected General Min Aung Hlaing as president, a move seen as consolidating military power after a 2021 coup and a disputed election.
Myanmar's military leader Min Aung Hlaing has been appointed as the country's president, consolidating power after the 2021 coup amid ongoing conflict and international sanctions.
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RecommendedShiite families displaced by the Israel-Hezbollah conflict in Lebanon report rising sectarian tensions, evictions, and discrimination in host communities, fueling fears of civil strife.
Award-winning Iranian lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh has been detained in Tehran, with activists accusing the regime of using the war with Israel and the US as cover for a surge in executions and repression.
Sandra Holtby, who led the London College of Fashion from 1995 to 2006, transformed it into a global institution through international recruitment and commercial initiatives.
A US bombing of the Shajareh Tayyebeh school in Minab, Iran, killed over 130 girls and 30 teachers, tearing families apart. Tess McClure reports on the evidence pointing to US responsibility and the profound loss experienced by ordinary families.
Recent academic research shifts focus from the Maya collapse to their remarkable survival, debunking long-held myths about this ancient civilization.
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RecommendedChristians in Latin America and the Caribbean observed Holy Week with vibrant processions, while Colombia honored fallen security forces and the USS Nimitz docked in Panama.
A married Kentucky teacher and soccer coach faces charges after allegedly sending explicit photos to a high school student and engaging in sexual contact.
A survey reveals pregnant teachers are forced to be sick in classroom buckets and use radios for toilet breaks due to inflexible school policies, with many pressured to return early from illness.
A disturbing trend has emerged across Scotland where pupils are using artificial intelligence to create humiliating and explicit deepfake images of their teachers, shared widely on social media, causing severe distress and staff absences.
A Somerset teacher has been struck off after discussing her romantic relationships and a drunken hen night with students, creating an unsafe learning environment.
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RecommendedUniversity of Wisconsin System President Jay Rothman is locked in a standoff with the Board of Regents after refusing to resign or face termination without being given substantive reasons for the board's loss of confidence in his leadership.
Pope Leo XIV has restored the traditional Holy Thursday foot-washing ritual by washing the feet of 12 priests, reversing his predecessor's inclusive approach.
Human rights organisations warn that two Iranian political dissidents, Vahid Bani Amerian and Abolhassan Montazer, face imminent execution following a trial deemed grossly unfair and reliant on forced confessions.
Polling reveals Labour support among National Education Union members has dropped by 70% since the 2024 election, with teachers shifting allegiance to the Greens over pay and funding concerns.
Two Iranian political dissidents, Vahid Bani Amerian and Abolhassan Montazer, are at imminent risk of execution following what Amnesty International describes as a 'grossly unfair torture-tainted' trial. This comes amid a wave of executions in Iran, inclu
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RecommendedHistorical analysis reveals how invasions of ancient Persia consistently led to disaster for aggressors, from Croesus to Roman emperors, offering sobering parallels to contemporary geopolitical tensions.
Marine archaeologists have uncovered the wreck of the Dannebroge, a Danish flagship sunk by Admiral Horatio Nelson in 1801, during urgent excavations ahead of a major housing development in Copenhagen harbour.
A visual journey through Tokyo's cherry blossom season and Holy Week processions worldwide, capturing cultural and religious celebrations on Thursday.
Americans preparing for Easter should note it is not a federal holiday. The US will observe 11 federal holidays in 2026, with Memorial Day next on May 25.
A machete-wielding man stormed a preschool in Kampala, Uganda, killing four children. Police have detained a suspect as the motive remains under investigation.
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RecommendedA growing movement across American universities sees students, faculty, and alumni calling for buildings named after donors linked to Jeffrey Epstein to be renamed, citing ethical concerns and survivor distress.