Pope Leo's Africa Tour: Mosque Visit, Peace Calls in Four Nations
Pope Leo XIV embarks on a landmark four-nation Africa tour, visiting Algeria's Great Mosque, leading peace meetings in Cameroon, and comforting victims across the continent.
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UN: Israeli Airstrike on Iran Prison a War Crime
A UN investigation finds Israel's 2025 strike on Tehran's Evin prison, which killed over 70, constitutes a war crime, warning of escalating repression amid ongoing bombings.
Rescue Teams Scramble After Fatal Kabul Airstrike
Emergency crews are urgently searching through the wreckage of a drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul after a Pakistani airstrike reportedly killed hundreds overnight, with recovery efforts continuing into Tuesday morning.
St. Patrick's Day: Why Blue Changed to Green (17.03.2026)
St. Patrick's Day was once marked by solemn blue, not green revelry. Discover how Irish nationalism, Catholic identity, and diaspora celebrations transformed the colour symbolism.
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UAE Travel Safety: FCDO Advice After Drone Strike
The UK Foreign Office warns against all but essential travel to the UAE after Iranian drone strikes shut Dubai Airport, causing flight cancellations and security risks.
Kabul Hospital Airstrike: 400 Dead in Afghan-Pakistani Clash
Afghanistan reports 400 killed and 250 injured in a Pakistani airstrike on a Kabul drug rehabilitation hospital, while Islamabad denies targeting civilians and claims it hit militant infrastructure.
UN Expert: Haiti's Chance to Tackle Gang Violence with New Force
A UN human rights expert says Haiti has a pivotal opportunity to combat rampant gang violence as a new international force deploys and the prime minister offers alternatives to youth.
UAE Travel Safety: FCDO Advice After Drone Attack
The UK Foreign Office warns against all but essential travel to the UAE after an Iranian drone strike shuts Dubai Airport, causing flight cancellations and security risks.
Pope's Africa Tour: Mosque, Prison and Blast Site Visits Planned
The Vatican outlines Pope Leo XIV's four-nation Africa tour, featuring visits to a mosque, a prison, and a memorial for blast victims, emphasizing interfaith dialogue and peace.
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Safest Visa-Free Havens for Brits in Global Conflict
As tensions rise, UK citizens can travel visa-free to Iceland, Ireland, New Zealand, Portugal, Switzerland, and Singapore—all ranked among the world's safest nations for stability and peace.
British Publishing Heir Dies in Guatemala Plane Crash with Wife
Harald Undrum, 53, heir to the Schibsted media empire, and his pregnant wife Judith Mazariegos, 26, were among four killed when their Cessna aircraft crashed in Guatemala on Sunday night.
Weekend Photos: Football, Festivals, and Global Events
A curated selection of powerful images from around the world, capturing moments from sports clashes and cultural celebrations to geopolitical tensions and environmental scenes.
Pakistan Strikes Afghan Hideouts as Border Conflict Escalates
Pakistan conducted airstrikes on militant hideouts in Afghanistan's Kandahar province, with Afghanistan retaliating and both sides trading accusations of aggression and civilian casualties.
Iran Denies Trump Ceasefire Claims Amid Escalating Conflict
Iranian officials refute Donald Trump's assertions of a peace deal request, while global tensions rise with missile strikes in Tehran and economic impacts felt worldwide.
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Bandhu Chatbot Bridges Data Gap for India's Migrant Workers
A WhatsApp chatbot in Odisha is helping track India's vast migrant workforce, improving emergency responses and family connections amid data shortages exposed by Covid-19.
Naima Documentary: Immigrant's Struggle in Switzerland
Anna Thommen's documentary 'Naima' follows a Venezuelan migrant's journey in Switzerland, highlighting her battles with discrimination, financial hardship, and the immigrant experience.
Global Snapshot: Prayers, Politics, and Tragedies Worldwide
A visual journey across continents captures solemn Ramadan prayers in Mecca and Abu Dhabi, political moments with Trump and Kim Jong-un, and scenes of conflict and tragedy from Beirut to North Macedonia.
Thai Sailors Return After Strait of Hormuz Attack, Three Missing
Twenty Thai sailors have been repatriated after their cargo ship was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, with three crew members still missing. Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed responsibility for the strike.
NGOs Push for Local Control Over UK Aid as Cuts Bite
As UK aid reductions impact global communities, NGOs advocate shifting project decisions to local people, promoting equity and sustainability in international development.
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Lost Medieval 'Time Capsule' City Found in Polish Forest
Archaeologists have discovered the remains of the vanished medieval city of Stolzenberg in Poland, using magnetic anomalies and artefacts to confirm its location after centuries of mystery.
Thai Sailors Return After Hormuz Attack, Three Missing
Twenty Thai sailors rescued from an attacked cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz have returned home, while three crew members remain missing. Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed responsibility for the strike.
US Cuts Citizenship Renunciation Fee to $450
The US State Department reduces the fee for renouncing US citizenship from $2,350 to $450, marking an 80% decrease after legal challenges and advocacy.
Two Dead as Student Boats Capsize Near Okinawa Base
Two people, including a 17-year-old student, died after boats carrying 21 individuals capsized off Okinawa, Japan. The incident occurred near a controversial US military base site.
Student Boats Capsize Near US Base Site in Okinawa, Two Dead
Two boats carrying 21 people, including 18 students from a Kyoto high school, capsized off Henoko in Okinawa, Japan, resulting in two fatalities. The incident occurred near a controversial U.S. military base relocation site.
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Eid al-Fitr 2026 Dates and Global Observance
Eid al-Fitr in 2026 is anticipated on March 19 or 20, marking Ramadan's end. Celebrations face challenges from inflation and geopolitical tensions worldwide.
Two Dead as Student Boats Capsize Near US Base Site in Japan
A 17-year-old student and a boat captain have died after two vessels carrying 21 people, mostly Kyoto high school students, capsized off Henoko, Okinawa. The incident occurred near a controversial US military base relocation site.
Dubai Airport Flights Halted After Drone Attack
Dubai International Airport suspended flights temporarily after a drone attack caused a fire near a fuel tank, marking the third such incident since late February amid regional tensions.
Nazi Banknote Forgery Plot: The True Story Behind Peaky Blinders
Operation Bernhard, a Nazi plan to crash Britain's economy with forged banknotes, inspired the new Peaky Blinders film. This real WWII scheme involved prisoners forced to create perfect counterfeits.
Psychic Predicts 'Seismic' 2026 Changes in Iran Conflict
Psychic Jessica Adams, who claims past accurate predictions, forecasts major developments in Iran's conflict for 2026, highlighting key dates and astrological charts.
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Myanmar Parliament Meets After 5 Years, Military Holds Most Seats
Myanmar's parliament has opened for the first time in over five years following a controversial election that excluded major opposition parties, cementing military control over the legislature.
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