Albanese Visits Mosque, Vows to Combat Islamophobia in Australia
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited a Sydney mosque, condemning Islamophobia and pledging government support for Muslim communities amid rising tensions.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited a Sydney mosque, condemning Islamophobia and pledging government support for Muslim communities amid rising tensions.
Iran has reportedly executed three individuals, including teenage champion wrestler Saleh Mohammadi, in a public hanging in Qom. The executions mark the first official deaths linked to anti-regime protests.
Union High School in Virginia has appointed Jamie Harless as head football coach, replacing Travis Turner who vanished months ago while wanted for alleged child sex offenses. The school faces criticism from the alleged victim's family.
Todd and Lisa Eggleston describe their frightening journey across the Israeli border into Egypt to flee the conflict, claiming they received no US government assistance during their ordeal.
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Budget airline easyJet has donated £150,000 worth of iPads previously used by pilots and cabin crew to the Digital Poverty Alliance, aiming to help disadvantaged children across the UK access essential technology for their education.
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A comprehensive roundup of the latest news and developments across Australia, covering politics, economy, health, and more for Thursday's briefing.
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RecommendedIn Myanmar, 21 nurses have graduated from an underground jungle school, dodging drones and airstrikes to complete a degree designed with the UK's Royal College of Nursing.
Terrorism deaths surged in Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo last year, contrasting with a global decline. Nigeria recorded a 46% increase, ranking fourth worldwide in the Global Terrorism Index.
A new study reveals how the British Empire employed photography as a tool for surveillance and control in colonial India, shaping perceptions and reinforcing power structures.
Since 1892, the Van der Kelen-Logelain school in Brussels has taught a unique, demanding course in trompe l'oeil painting, attracting global students despite its strict rules and intense workload.
Recent US court rulings affirm that common pro-Palestinian slogans and protests are constitutionally protected, dealing a blow to legal efforts to silence criticism of Israel on campuses.
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RecommendedWomen face severe oppression under Taliban rule with no access to justice, while new threats emerge from Trump's policies, risking global rights regression and international instability.
The European Union has approved a €50 billion loan package for Ukraine after Hungary withdrew its veto, following threats of tariffs. The deal marks a key step in EU support amid ongoing conflict.
The UK's bilateral aid to Africa faces a 56% cut, with funding dropping from £818m in 2026 to £677m by 2029. The move redirects resources to defence spending and conflict zones like Ukraine and Sudan.
Eid al-Fitr 2026 begins on March 20, with celebrations worldwide. London mosques confirm dates, while UAE scales back events due to security. A truce between Pakistan and Afghanistan is welcomed.
A missile explosion just metres from Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant has triggered warnings of a potential major nuclear disaster, with Russia criticising the IAEA's response.
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Despite recent US-Israeli strikes pummeling Iran and spreading conflict across the region, Iranians strive to maintain normality with shops open, markets bustling, and social activities continuing in cities like Tehran.
An early years teacher offered a three-word response to a UK mother concerned her August-born son would be left behind when starting reception class with older peers.
Finland tops the World Happiness Report 2026 for the ninth year, with Costa Rica entering the top 10 for the first time. The study warns of declining well-being among young people due to social media use in Western nations.
Greenpeace projected a golden 'Trump Tower' facade onto the European Commission headquarters in Brussels ahead of a key EU summit, protesting EU dependence on US energy imports.
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RecommendedA mother reveals her anguish after her toddler was cared for by paedophile Nathan Bennett at a Bristol nursery. She raised concerns but was told they didn't meet action thresholds.
Eid al-Fitr, marking Ramadan's end, is expected on March 19 or 20, 2026, with Libyan celebrations tempered by inflation, while US Muslims face immigration and war concerns.
Finland retains its title as the world's happiest nation, while Nordic countries dominate the top ten. The report highlights a worrying decline in youth well-being in Western countries linked to social media use.
Tens of thousands in Moldova face water shortages after a Russian strike on a Ukrainian hydroelectric plant contaminated the Dniester River with oil, prompting an environmental alert.
As Ramadan concludes, over one million displaced Lebanese face a somber Eid al-Fitr amid ongoing hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah, with many sheltering in schools and tents.
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