Protests escalate at US universities demanding removal of names linked to Jeffrey Epstein from campus buildings, with institutions facing moral and financial dilemmas over donor legacies.
In the Philippines, Catholic devotees engaged in extreme acts of penance on Maundy Thursday, including self-flagellation and carrying crosses, despite Church discouragement.
Iran executes a man involved in January protests, with rights groups decrying unfair trials. Meanwhile, US President Trump threatens intensified military strikes against Iran, causing oil price surges.
An Indiana father has been widely praised for his sarcastic response after a teacher demanded he provide proof his teenage daughter was menstruating before allowing her to miss PE class.
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Nepal's government, led by Prime Minister Balendra Shah, will issue an official apology to the Dalit community within 15 days, acknowledging historical injustice and discrimination. This unprecedented move has sparked calls for similar action across South
Greenland Girls School in Kenya is the nation's only educational institute dedicated to teenage mothers, offering secondary education alongside on-site childcare to combat stigma and dropout rates.
Greek Orthodox Christians are observing a strict 40-day Lenten fast, abstaining from meat and dairy, as part of Easter preparations, blending ancient religious practices with contemporary lifestyles.
Freelance journalist Shelly Kittleson, 49, was kidnapped in Baghdad. Colleagues describe her as a determined reporter who built a respected career across the Middle East while facing financial strain.
The wars in Ukraine and Iran are increasingly intertwined through shared weapons, intelligence, and economic impacts, drawing more nations into a widening arc of instability across Europe and the Middle East.
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced tougher restrictions on gambling advertising, including TV ad caps and bans during school hours, to reduce harm.
Hedge fund billionaire Chris Rokos has made the largest single donation to a UK university in modern times, pledging £190m to establish a school of government at Cambridge.
Nepal's government will issue a formal apology to its Dalit community, acknowledging centuries of caste discrimination. The move has prompted similar demands in India and across South Asia.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced major restrictions on gambling advertising, including bans during live sports broadcasts and limits on TV and radio promotions. The reforms aim to reduce gambling harm and protect vulnerable Australians, with
CCTV footage appears to capture the moment US journalist Shelly Kittleson was kidnapped in Baghdad. Iraqi authorities have arrested one suspect in the case.
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A visual journey across the world captures geisha rehearsals in Kyoto, explosions in Beirut, a NASA rocket launch in Florida, and diverse scenes from Nepal to Ukraine.
Italian coastguard rescued 58 survivors and recovered 19 bodies from an inflatable boat off Lampedusa. The incident highlights the ongoing migrant crisis in the Mediterranean.
A powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck Indonesia's Northern Molucca Sea, prompting tsunami alerts for coastal regions across Southeast Asia and the Pacific.
A San Francisco college union president called a Jewish instructor a 'colonizer' and mocked her name during a public board meeting, leading to accreditation violations and campus safety fears.
A teacher has been awarded a six-figure sum after a pupil threw a toaster and chair at them, requiring surgery. The NASUWT union secured over £15.4 million for members in 2025.
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A fire at Wayne State University's historic Maccabees Building caused evacuation but no injuries. The blaze originated in the HVAC system on the 11th floor of the 14-story structure.
Chadian troops have arrived in Port-au-Prince as part of a new UN-backed force to quell violence, replacing an understaffed previous mission with enhanced arrest powers.
St Patrick's High School in Eccles, Greater Manchester, implemented emergency lockdown procedures as police responded to reports of a male acting suspiciously near the premises.
Iran's regime has executed four political prisoners this week, with warnings of a potential massacre similar to 1988. The NCRI reveals 15 more death sentences confirmed as Tehran deploys armed teenagers for street patrols.
Three Bristol schools are in lockdown after a shooting in Speedwell left a man with potentially life-changing injuries. Police are searching for a suspect on an electric bike.
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The University and College Union has secured a 12-month strike mandate at the University of Edinburgh, with 88% of members voting for industrial action amid ongoing budget cuts and job loss disputes.
A major police operation, including a helicopter and air ambulance, has led to a precautionary lockdown at Bristol Brunel Academy in east Bristol, with the incident's nature still unknown.
Russia's Defense Ministry asserts full control over Ukraine's Luhansk region, but Kyiv officials deny the claim as President Zelenskyy prepares for talks with US envoys amid ongoing conflict.
A 15-year-old student at Hill Country College Preparatory High School in Bulverde, Texas, shot and injured a teacher before fatally shooting himself. Authorities say the teen was struggling academically and used a .357 revolver from home.
India has initiated the world's largest population census, a massive two-phase effort to count over 1.4 billion residents, shaping welfare and politics for years to come.
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Eleven Gazan toddlers, born prematurely and evacuated to Egypt as infants, have been reunited with their families in an emotional UN-organised mission after two years of separation.
