Iranians: War Must Continue Until Regime Collapses
Tehran residents endure internet blackouts and military strikes while expressing their greatest fear is the survival of the Islamic Republic's regime.
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Dubai Deserted as Iranian Attacks Drive Mass Exodus of Expats
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.
NZ Expat's Four Biggest UK Culture Shocks Revealed
A New Zealander who moved to London two years ago shares the four most surprising aspects of British life, from plastic waste to gambling ads and transport quirks.
Coal Dust and Hi-Vis: Hyper-Australia's Manifest Destiny
A satirical call to embrace a hyper-nationalist Australian identity, blending coal dust, hi-vis gear, and rugged imagery in a critique of modern politics and culture.
Chile's New President Sworn In, Latin America Photo Highlights
José Antonio Kast sworn in as Chile's president, while Mexico self-defense groups respond to cartel violence and Panama faces Colombia in World Baseball Classic.
Chinamaxxing vs Kill Line: US-China Social Media Views
A social media trend in the US sees Gen Z embracing Chinese lifestyle hacks, while in China, discussions focus on the 'kill line' depicting US life as precarious. This article explores these contrasting online narratives and their implications for cross-c
China's Nostradamus Predicts US Defeat in Iran War (13.03.2026)
Professor Xueqin Jiang, dubbed China's Nostarchamus, correctly predicted Trump's 2024 victory and US-Iran war. His third forecast warns of American defeat, citing Iran's strategic advantages and historical parallels.
Cuba to Release 51 Prisoners in Unexpected Move
Cuba's government will free 51 inmates in an unexpected goodwill gesture linked to Vatican relations, following a history of recent prisoner releases.
Sudan Airspace Crisis and Outdoor Pools Tragedy
A critical airspace breach in Sudan coincides with a tragic outdoor swimming pool incident, highlighting global safety and humanitarian concerns.
Kurdish Charcoal Workers Persist Amid Iran War
In the Kurdistan region of Iraq, villagers in Sarkand continue traditional charcoal production as war unfolds in neighbouring Iran, with workers balancing labour and faith during Ramadan.
Drone Strike at Sudan-Chad Border Market Kills Four
A drone strike at a border market in Sudan's Darfur region killed four civilians and injured over two dozen, including children, as drone warfare escalates in the conflict.
AP Photojournalists Capture the Day's Top Global Moments (12.03.2026)
A collection of the most compelling photographs from AP photojournalists worldwide, highlighting key events and human stories across diverse regions and cultures.
Trump War Costs to Hit World's Poorest Hardest
A new analysis reveals that the economic fallout from Trump's potential war policies will disproportionately impact impoverished nations, exacerbating global inequality and humanitarian crises.
Iran Flag Colors Linked to Four Horsemen in Bible Prophecy Theory
A viral theory claims Iran's national flag colors mirror the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse from Revelation, connecting modern conflict to biblical end-times prophecy as tensions escalate.
Tehran Diary: Life Under US Bombardment Terror
A firsthand account from Tehran describes the dark and bitter reality of daily life under relentless US bombardment, detailing the terror and resilience of civilians.
Global Snapshot: Art, Conflict, Markets in Photos
From Yayoi Kusama's tentacles in Cologne to Iranian missile strikes in Tel Aviv, these images capture a day of art, geopolitical tensions, and economic shifts worldwide.
Psychic Predicts World Map Redrawn in 2026
Renowned psychic Jessica Adams forecasts territorial changes in 2026 due to conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza, with borders shifting until 2033.
Why St. Patrick's Day Colours Changed from Blue to Green
St. Patrick's Day was once solemnly marked with blue, not green. Explore the historical, political, and cultural shifts that transformed the colour symbolism of Ireland's patron saint.
Pope Leo XIV Appoints Augustinian to Vatican Charity Role
Pope Leo XIV has appointed Archbishop Luis Marín de San Martín, a fellow Augustinian, as the new prefect of the Vatican's charity office, continuing the legacy of Pope Francis.
Israeli Strike Ignites Fire at Gaza Displacement Camp
A video report confirms a fire broke out following an Israeli military strike on a displacement camp in Gaza, highlighting escalating tensions and humanitarian concerns in the region.
Ramadan 2026: Eid Date and Libyan Inflation Impact
In 2026, Eid al-Fitr is expected on March 19 or 20, ending Ramadan. Libyan celebrations face inflation, while US Muslims grapple with immigration fears and anti-Muslim rhetoric.
Iran Heritage Sites Damaged in US-Israel Bombing
Golestan Palace and Isfahan's historic buildings suffer damage from bombing, despite Unesco providing coordinates. Iranian officials condemn the attacks as a war on civilization.
Israeli Strike Kills Seven on Beirut Seafront
An Israeli strike on Beirut's Ramlet al-Bayda area killed at least seven people and injured 21, with Hezbollah retaliating against an Israeli base near Tel Aviv.
Dubai Expat Exodus as Missile Attacks Shatter Paradise Image
British expats are fleeing Dubai amid Iranian missile attacks, with businesses destroyed and residents fearing for their lives. The emirate's carefully crafted image as a safe haven has been shattered by constant bombardments.
UNESCO Sites in Iran Damaged by Military Strikes
U.S. and Israeli military strikes have damaged at least four protected cultural sites in Iran, including historic palaces and ancient mosques, raising global concerns about the preservation of world heritage during modern warfare.
Senegal Doubles Prison Terms for Homosexuality in New Law
Senegal's parliament has passed legislation increasing prison sentences for homosexual acts from 1-5 years to 5-10 years, with no opposition votes and three abstentions.
WHO Warns of Unprecedented Catastrophe in Middle East Crisis
The World Health Organisation warns of an unprecedented catastrophe in the Middle East as Iranian boat attacks on fuel tankers and Israeli strikes in Beirut escalate tensions, with oil prices soaring above $100 a barrel.
China Focuses on Tech and Growth as Global Stability Force
At its annual Congress, China signals commitment to technology and economic growth, positioning itself as a stabilising force while tensions rise globally. The five-year plan emphasises AI, robotics, and conservative climate targets.
WHO Warns Middle East Conflict Could Escalate to Nuclear War
The World Health Organization warns of unprecedented catastrophe as US, Israel and Iran exchange heavy fire. Dr Hanan Balkhy fears chemical, nuclear or radiological escalation with devastating environmental impact.
Roman March Rituals: Sowing Conflict with Crops
Historical analysis reveals that March in ancient Rome was not just for agricultural sowing but also a period of political and social conflict, with rituals intertwining farming and power struggles.
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