Australian Children in Syrian Camp Dream of Freedom
Australian children held in al-Roj camp in Syria share their hopes for returning home, from ice-cream to careers, amid a fierce debate over their repatriation.
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Haiti Reclaims Key Area from Gangs, Life Returns
Haitian authorities have retaken control of Carrefour Aéroport from powerful gangs, with street vendors and tap tap drivers cautiously returning. However, frustrations simmer as challenges remain.
Nonprofit Targets Gen Z Civic Engagement Via Small Actions
A privately-funded initiative is promoting low-barrier civic actions to engage 20 million young people, countering narratives of Gen Z disengagement through practical community outreach.
Pope Leo's 2026 Travel: Africa, Spain, Monaco Visits
Pope Leo XIV's 2026 travel schedule includes visits to Monaco, Spain, and four African countries: Algeria, Cameroon, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea, marking a busy papal agenda.
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British Tourist Killed in Nepal Bus Crash: Family Tribute
Dominic Stewart, 23, from Exeter, was among 19 killed when a bus plunged 200 metres in Nepal. His family remembers a 'loved' young man who was happiest trekking.
Charities Slam UK Aid Cuts' Devastating Impact After Year
Ninety-three NGOs urge the UK government to reverse its 40% aid budget cuts, warning of severe impacts on vulnerable communities globally, including health and reproductive programmes.
Iranian Elite's Children Live in West Amid Domestic Repression
Opposition campaigners accuse Iran's ruling elite of using state wealth to fund their adult children's lives in Western nations while overseeing economic misery and repression at home.
Assistant Head's 'Weird' Texts to Ex-Pupil Revealed
David Egford, former assistant principal and safeguarding lead at Launceston College, was found guilty of unacceptable professional conduct after sending inappropriate texts to a former pupil.
Edith Cowan University Evacuated After Bomb Threat
Edith Cowan University in Perth was evacuated after a bomb threat, with police responding to ensure campus safety. No explosives were found, and operations have resumed.
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Sussexes Start Jordan Trip with WHO Refugee Summit
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex launched a two-day humanitarian visit to Jordan with a World Health Organisation roundtable focused on refugee needs, meeting UN officials and donors.
Sussexes Start Jordan Trip with WHO Refugee Roundtable
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have launched a two-day humanitarian visit to Jordan with a World Health Organisation roundtable focused on refugee needs, meeting key donors and UN agencies.
Chick-fil-A CEO Awards $25K Scholarship to UC Berkeley Student
A Chick-fil-A employee and UC Berkeley student received a $25,000 scholarship from CEO Andrew T. Cathy during an emotional surprise visit at an Emeryville restaurant.
Women Sweep UK's Top Science Awards with £100k Prizes
Three female scientists win the 2026 Blavatnik Awards for breakthroughs in planet formation, DNA replication, and energy transfer, each receiving £100,000 in unrestricted funding.
Ukraine's Resilience Defies Expectations in Fifth Year of War
Despite Russia's vast military and economic advantages, Ukraine has held firm for four years, with high morale and drone warfare reshaping the conflict. Casualties mount on both sides, but a political settlement remains elusive.
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South Korea Birth Rate Rises with Echo Boomers
South Korea reports a notable increase in its birth rate, driven by the echo boomer generation, marking a potential shift in the nation's demographic crisis.
Canadian PhD Student Arrested in Pakistan Over Social Media
Hamza Ahmed Khan, a University of Toronto PhD student, was detained by Pakistan's cyber crime agency for allegedly posting inflammatory content online while conducting research on democracy.
Texas Teacher Arrested for Injuring Student Over Pencil
A kindergarten teacher in Waco, Texas, faces felony charges after allegedly assaulting a five-year-old boy for breaking a pencil, with court documents detailing violent actions.
UN Chief Guterres on Four Years of Ukraine War
UN Secretary-General António Guterres marks four years since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, urging renewed diplomatic efforts and humanitarian aid.
UCLA Sued for Antisemitism in Pro-Palestinian Protests
A lawsuit accuses UCLA of failing to protect Jewish students from antisemitism during pro-Palestinian protests, raising concerns over campus safety and free speech.
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Sudoku 7222 Medium: Puzzle Appeal and Brain Benefits
Explore the enduring popularity of Sudoku 7222 Medium, a classic puzzle that challenges minds worldwide. Discover its cognitive benefits, from improving memory to reducing stress, and why it remains a favourite pastime.
Send Reforms: Cautious Welcome Amid Workload Concerns
Education leaders and MPs cautiously welcome England's Send reforms but warn of workload burdens and funding gaps. Plans aim to support 1.3 million children with special needs by 2029-30.
Australian Universities Struggle with Persistent Deficits
A new report reveals that over 40% of Australian universities have operated in deficit for most of the past five years, with funding per student declining and research investment at a 20-year low.
Amnesty: Iran Weaponises Death Penalty Against Protesters
Amnesty International reports Iran has sentenced dozens to death for alleged protest involvement, with at least 30 facing execution and confessions extracted under torture, amid Trump's military strike considerations.
Mexico Cartel Leader Killed, 72 Tigers Die in Thailand Virus
Mexican army eliminates top cartel boss El Mencho, sparking violence. Thailand probes virus killing 72 tigers at tourist parks. Plus, UK sanctions, viral IKEA toy, and rare ant discovery.
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Ukraine's Resilience Four Years After Russian Invasion
On the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion, Ukrainians in Kyiv share their daily struggles and hopes for peace amid ongoing conflict and civilian casualties.
Somalia Hunger Crisis: 6.5 Million Face Severe Food Insecurity
A worsening drought, persistent conflict, and global aid cuts have left 6.5 million Somalis facing severe hunger, with 1.84 million children at risk of acute malnutrition in 2026.
Ukrainian Art's Resilience in Wartime Explored
A Guardian Live event delves into how Ukrainian artists are using creativity as a form of resistance and healing during the ongoing war, featuring insights from Charlotte Higgins and guests.
Armed Police Storm Iranian Universities to Crush Protests
Iranian security forces, including armed plainclothes police, have flooded campuses to quell student demonstrations against Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, as nuclear talks resume in Geneva amid escalating tensions.
Iran Sentences Dozens of Protesters to Death, Amnesty Reports
Amnesty International reveals Iran has sentenced at least 30 protesters to death, including teenagers, following nationwide demonstrations, despite international pressure.
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6.5 Million Somalis Face Severe Hunger as Drought Crisis Deepens
New UN data reveals nearly 6.5 million people in Somalia are projected to face crisis-level food insecurity by March, with 1.84 million children expected to suffer acute malnutrition in 2026.
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