The Inuit people of Greenland emphasize their communal stewardship of Arctic lands, challenging external ownership claims and highlighting their deep cultural connection to the environment.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has indicated that a June deadline for peace talks with Russia could be linked to the US midterm elections, raising questions about geopolitical timing.
The government has announced sweeping reforms to the UK apprenticeship system, aiming to accelerate training for skilled jobs and address labour shortages with streamlined processes and shorter courses.
The UK government has announced sweeping reforms to apprenticeships, cutting approval times from 18 months to just three months to create more training placements and skilled jobs for young people.
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A drone attack by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces killed 24 displaced civilians, including eight children, in North Kordofan. The UN also reported an aid convoy strike, worsening the humanitarian crisis.
Inveraray Primary in Argyll introduces venison burgers and bolognese to school dinners, championed by chef Tom Kitchin as a sustainable, healthy alternative using locally culled deer.
The Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt has reopened after two years of war, but strict restrictions and reports of harsh treatment have limited crossings, with only 36 medical patients leaving in four days.
Reading School has unveiled a new 'tutor-proof' 11+ test designed to assess creativity and state school knowledge, aiming to boost social mobility and reduce tutoring dependency.
Psychologist April Saltmarsh accuses Catholic Education Tasmania of bullying her partner Sam Johnstone, who lost his job after starting a relationship before his marriage annulment was complete.
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A mother is demanding answers after her non-verbal toddler was left beaten and bruised after being hit with a shovel at a daycare centre in regional Victoria.
A 14-year-old explains how responsible social media use with parental guidance creates positive online experiences, challenging calls for blanket bans on under-16s.
Former Bolivian president Evo Morales has vanished from public view for over a month, with theories ranging from illness to flight abroad amid US-Bolivia rapprochement.
A 37-year-old beautician in Karaj documented Iran's violent suppression of protests. Now living in terror, she describes a nation paralyzed by grief and fear after thousands were killed.
A 15-year-old pupil at Milford Haven Comprehensive School has been charged with grievous bodily harm and possession of a bladed article after allegedly stabbing a teacher. The incident has prompted a strong police presence and widespread condemnation.
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Discover how LS Lowry's artistic heritage revitalised Salford Quays, turning derelict docks into a thriving creative hub with museums, galleries, and media giants.
Nina Khrushcheva shares personal memories of her grandfather, former Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev, and discusses his controversial historical impact, from the Secret Speech to the Cuban Missile Crisis.
A 15-year-old pupil has been charged with grievous bodily harm after allegedly stabbing a teacher at Milford Haven Comprehensive School, prompting a lockdown and police investigation.
The pro-democracy People's Party is currently leading in Thai polls, but the nation has faced similar political scenarios before, raising questions about stability and reform.
A teaching assistant in Bradford has been sentenced to 16 months in prison for sending an indecent photo to a pupil and taking an upskirt image without her knowledge.
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Amnesty International reveals harrowing testimonies of North Korean schoolchildren facing execution for watching South Korean TV shows like Squid Game and listening to K-pop music.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is resuming controversial staff reductions that were temporarily halted during January's severe winter storm, raising concerns about disaster response capabilities.
A visual recap of the week's global events: Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, ICE protests in Los Angeles, Snoop Dogg at the Winter Olympics, Storm Leonardo's impact, and more captured by leading photojournalists.
Hezbollah has replaced its top security official Wafiq Safa, who coordinated with Lebanon's security agencies, as part of internal restructuring following the war with Israel.
A four-year-old girl from Darien, Connecticut, was mistakenly summoned for jury duty, prompting her father to appeal on her behalf with the adorable excuse: 'I'm just a baby!'
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During Waitangi Day commemorations, Maori communities displayed notable indifference towards New Zealand's Prime Minister, reflecting ongoing tensions over treaty rights and government policies.
UN peacekeepers in southern Lebanon report a dramatic increase in aggressive incidents from Israeli forces, including drone-dropped grenades and machine-gun fire, according to an internal document obtained by AP.
A suicide bomber killed at least 31 at a Shiite mosque in Islamabad, while Norwegian police investigate ex-PM's Epstein links. Plus, Russian general shot, Sagrada Familia tickets, and ancient perfume recreated.
Police are investigating the sudden death of a teenage student discovered at Ribble Hall on the University of Lancashire campus in Preston. Officers were called to the scene on Victoria Street yesterday afternoon.
A video has emerged showing the moment an airstrike struck a building in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region. The footage captures the immediate impact and aftermath of the attack.
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The Southbank Centre's Classical Mixtape event featuring six world-class orchestras was undermined by logistical failures and uninspired programming, leaving audiences frustrated.
