Ethiopia's Hidden War: Executions and Torture in Oromia
A hidden conflict in Ethiopia's Oromia region sees both government forces and rebels accused of executions, torture, abductions and rape, with civilians trapped in violence.
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Over 100,000 Civilians Killed in War Crimes, Study Finds
A new study reports that more than 100,000 civilians have been killed due to war crimes, highlighting a severe lack of international control and accountability.
Families Flee DRC Conflict into Burundi
Civilians recount perilous journeys escaping escalating violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo, seeking refuge in neighbouring Burundi amid regional instability.
Reddit Exposes Australia's Baffling Social Codes
A viral Reddit discussion uncovers everyday Australian habits, from footpath etiquette to spider checks, that leave foreigners perplexed about the nation's unspoken social rules.
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Teacher of the Year Arrested on Child Sex Charges
A Louisiana middle school's celebrated Teacher of the Year faces felony charges for alleged sexual misconduct with a former student, sparking community outrage and calls for increased school security.
Trump Closes Kennedy Center for Renovations Until 2028
President Donald Trump has declared the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. will shut for two years from July 4, 2026, for major renovations following artist protests.
Australia's Back-to-School Day Sparks Curiosity Debate
The first day of school in Australia has ignited discussions on how educational systems can better nurture children's innate curiosity and learning beyond traditional curricula.
Degree Grade Inflation: Third of Students Get Firsts
Analysis reveals 30% of UK university students received first-class degrees in 2024-2025, up from 13% in 2006-2007, with Imperial College awarding them to 53% of graduates.
Stigma Fears Over Free Breakfast Clubs Revealed in Polling
New polling shows lower income and single parents are more wary of stigma around government-funded breakfast clubs, as Labour expands universal access to tackle outdated perceptions.
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Free Breakfast Clubs Expand, Saving Parents £450 a Year
The government's free breakfast club scheme expands to 500 more primary schools from April, with increased funding and a focus on disadvantaged areas.
London Russian School Teaches Drone Use to Pupils
A Russian embassy school in west London is reportedly instructing pupils in battlefield drone operation, weapons assembly, and propaganda-laden history lessons.
Parents Sue London Nursery Over Paedophile Abuse
Families of children abused by a convicted paedophile are taking legal action against a London nursery, alleging negligence and systemic failures in safeguarding procedures.
Trump Gaza Plan Brings Hope and Doubt to Palestinians
Palestinians in Gaza express cautious optimism about Trump's reconstruction plan while critics warn it ignores local realities and lacks consultation with residents.
Iranian Protestor Erfan Soltani Released on Bail
Erfan Soltani, an Iranian protestor reportedly sentenced to death for 'waging war against God,' has been released on bail of two billion tomans amid conflicting official statements.
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Second Commercial Flight Lands in Sudan's Capital
A domestic SUDANAIR flight has landed at Khartoum International Airport, marking only the second commercial arrival since Sudan's devastating war began nearly three years ago.
Nursery Death Tragedy Sparks Ministerial Pledge on Safety
Early Education Minister Olivia Bailey vows to prioritise safe sleeping guidance reforms following emotional campaign by parents of nine-month-old Genevieve Meehan who died in nursery care.
Labour MPs Threaten Rebellion Over Send Changes
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson faces potential Labour rebellion over Send reforms, as MPs vow not to back cost-saving measures despite intensive government lobbying.
Weekend Photos: Fire Beasts, Fashion, Protests
A visual journey across continents captures Venice's carnival, political demonstrations, and vibrant festivals from Barcelona to Kuala Lumpur in this weekend's photo selection.
Russian Drone Strike Kills 12 on Ukraine Bus
A Russian drone strike targeted a passenger bus in Ukraine's Pavlohrad district, killing twelve people and injuring seven others according to local officials.
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Pakistan Kills 145 'Indian-Backed Militants' in Balochistan
Pakistani forces have killed 145 alleged 'Indian-backed terrorists' in Balochistan following deadly coordinated attacks that left 33 dead, officials report.
Pakistan Targets Baloch Separatists After Unprecedented Attacks
Pakistan's security forces have launched intensified operations against Baloch separatist militants following coordinated assaults across more than 10 cities that left dozens dead and highlighted the ongoing insurgency in the volatile province.
US Rabbinate Diversifies with More Women and LGBTQ+ Leaders
The American rabbinate is experiencing a profound demographic transformation, with women and LGBTQ+ individuals entering the clergy in unprecedented numbers across Reform, Conservative, and nondenominational movements.
Myanmar Junta's Five-Year Reign of Terror Demands Action
As Myanmar marks five years since the military coup, new data reveals escalating violence with nearly 14,000 killed last year. The junta's sham elections and brutal tactics highlight the urgent need for international policy reassessment.
Student Loan Freeze Creates 'Graduate Tax' Burden for Graduates
Labour's freeze on student loan repayment thresholds has sparked outrage, creating what critics call a 'graduate tax' that could see graduates repaying 97% of their higher education costs.
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Pakistan's Deadliest Insurgent Weekend in Decades
Nearly 200 people killed in coordinated Baloch separatist attacks across Pakistan's Balochistan province, prompting major counterterrorism operations and international reactions.
Trump: Epstein Files Clear Me of Wrongdoing
Donald Trump asserts the latest release of Jeffrey Epstein documents exonerates him, claiming they show the opposite of what critics expected. The files contain thousands of references to the former president.
Rafah Crossing Reopens for Gaza Aid and Medical Evacuations
Preparations to reopen Gaza's Rafah border crossing with Egypt have begun, allowing aid entry and medical evacuations for about 20,000 patients, amid ongoing ceasefire tensions.
Myanmar Civil War: Five Years After Coup, Resistance Holds Ground
Five years after Myanmar's military coup, the civil war reaches a critical juncture. In Tanintharyi region, multi-ethnic resistance fighters battle junta forces despite severe challenges and a brutal counteroffensive.
Black History Centennial Drives Education Amid Backlash
As the US marks 100 years of Black History Month, activists and educators channel concerns over political opposition into free resources and curriculum development.
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Over 120 Dead in Pakistan's Deadliest Militant Day in Decades
Coordinated suicide and gun attacks by Baloch insurgents across Pakistan's Balochistan province have resulted in more than 120 fatalities, marking the deadliest single day for militants in decades according to analysts.
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