Iran Truck Attack on Protesters Amid US Talks

Disturbing footage shows an Iranian regime vehicle ploughing into protesters in Ardabil, allegedly killing one woman. The incident occurred amid a brutal crackdown that has seen thousands arrested and killed, as US-Iran negotiations face new tensions.

US School Phone Bans: Student Impact and Tensions

Twenty-nine US states now mandate K-12 public school cellphone restrictions, with 77% of schools prohibiting classroom use. Research reveals increased social interaction but student concerns over safety and autonomy.

Lewis vs Reeves: Student Loan Freeze Row

Money expert Martin Lewis criticises Chancellor Rachel Reeves' freeze on student loan repayment thresholds as 'not moral', while Reeves defends it as fair for economic stability.

EU Citizens Call for Stronger Leadership in Poll

An official Eurobarometer survey reveals overwhelming support among EU citizens for more unified, ambitious leadership to tackle security threats, economic pressures, and climate instability.

UK's First 'Super-University' Created in Merger

The Universities of Greenwich and Kent have merged to form the UK's inaugural 'super-university,' set to become the third-largest higher education institution, with operations starting in August 2026.

UN Condemns Pakistan Attacks Killing Dozens

The UN Security Council has strongly condemned recent militant attacks in Pakistan's Balochistan province that killed over 50 people, mostly civilians, as security forces continue operations.

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