While Israel focuses on its conflict with Iran, Palestinians in Jerusalem highlight enduring inequalities and daily grievances that shape their lives, from lack of shelters to economic disparities.
Police in the UAE have detained up to 100 individuals, including a British tourist, for filming drone or missile strikes and posting clips online. Authorities warn such actions spread misinformation and threaten public safety.
A new survey reveals over a third of school leaders report racial harassment incidents, with families fearing violence due to divisive political rhetoric and social media.
A former lawyer recounts how a career shift led to covering global crises, from Lebanon's collapse to Ukraine's war, becoming an accidental journalist of conflict.
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As US-Iran conflict escalates, Dubai faces over 260 missile attacks while influencers promote business as usual. Tourism suffers 100% cancellations as authorities crack down on 'misleading' content.
Nearly a million Lebanese have been displaced in just ten days of conflict, overwhelming shelters and aid groups. The Norwegian Refugee Council warns of a humanitarian catastrophe as Israel intensifies strikes on Hezbollah.
In 1876, raw meat fell from clear skies over Kentucky farmland. Historians now believe vultures regurgitating mid-flight created this bizarre phenomenon that remains a local legend.
On Pi Day, experts explain how the mathematical constant pi is crucial for spacecraft navigation, cancer research, and disease testing, showing its universal applications.
Over one-third of UK school leaders report students or staff facing racial harassment during commutes, with union head warning about provocative nationalism and divisive political rhetoric.
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A federal judge has temporarily halted the Trump administration's directive requiring universities to submit data proving they no longer consider race in admissions.
At least 80 people have been killed in devastating landslides in southern Ethiopia, prompting a three-day national mourning period as rescue efforts continue.
Recent drone strikes and clashes in eastern Congo threaten peace efforts, with both the government and Rwanda-backed M23 rebels accusing each other of violating ceasefire terms, displacing thousands.
St. Patrick's Day was once marked by solemn blue, not green revelry. Explore how Irish nationalism, immigration, and sectarian divides transformed the colour symbolism over centuries.
Planned school strikes in Scotland have been suspended following a landmark agreement. The Scottish Government will invest £40 million to reduce teacher classroom time by 90 minutes weekly, aiming to alleviate workload pressures.
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A former Tonbridge School teacher, James Coltella, was found to have touched pupils' legs and made them sing suggestive song lyrics, with allegations of serious misconduct proven by a professional panel.
Explore the origins of Friday the 13th's bad luck reputation, from Judas Iscariot's betrayal to Norse mythology and modern asteroid doomsday predictions linked to biblical prophecy.
Nabatieh in southern Lebanon lies deserted as Israel orders residents within 25 miles of the border to evacuate north, amid escalating strikes and military considerations.
Pro-Israel Palestinian militias have increased raids and attacks deep in Hamas-controlled Gaza, receiving logistical support from Israel. Violence escalates despite regional conflicts.
The strategic Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed as Iran's military actions block over 1,000 cargo ships, causing global energy prices to soar and exposing US unpreparedness.
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A recent military exercise, Operation Epic Fury, offers a unique opportunity for students to learn about modern warfare, technology, and strategic planning in today's global context.
US President Donald Trump has sparked renewed health concerns after viewers observed a memory lapse during a live White House event, confusing former aide Kellyanne Conway with current press secretary Karoline Leavitt.
As school holiday fines rise, families face hefty penalties of up to £320 for unauthorised absences, with repeat offenders risking court action and criminal records.
A former English teacher at Tonbridge School touched pupils' legs and had them sing inappropriate lyrics, blaming his 'tactile' Italian upbringing in a misconduct hearing.
Dubai, once a tax-free haven for influencers and Brits, faces a crisis as Iranian missile attacks kill four and force thousands to flee, with residents declaring it 'finished'.
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Archaeologists have pinpointed the legendary 'Alexandria on the Tigris' in southern Iraq, a strategic port city founded by Alexander the Great that linked ancient Mesopotamia to Persian Gulf trade routes.
At London Book Fair, authors and library professionals warn that funding cuts and book removal requests threaten children's reading freedom, calling for legal protection of school libraries.
From Turkey Twizzlers to pink custard, British school dinners evoke strong nostalgia. Learn how to recreate these iconic meals with tips from TikTok influencers and former dinner ladies.
Tehran residents endure internet blackouts and military strikes while expressing their greatest fear is the survival of the Islamic Republic's regime.
Dubai's glamorous image lies in ruins as Iranian missile barrages trigger a mass exodus of expats and influencers, with beaches and bars abandoned amid escalating conflict.
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