Holocaust Remembrance Day Observed in Europe and Beyond
People across Europe and beyond observed International Holocaust Remembrance Day, reflecting on the massacre of millions and attempts to eliminate Jewish life over 80 years ago.
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Zapotec Tomb Discovery in Oaxaca Reveals Ancient Rituals
Archaeologists in Mexico have uncovered a remarkably preserved 1,400-year-old Zapotec tomb in Oaxaca, featuring intricate murals and carvings that shed light on ancient funerary practices.
Doomsday Clock Moves Closer to Midnight Than Ever
The symbolic Doomsday Clock has been adjusted to 85 seconds to midnight, marking humanity's closest ever proximity to global catastrophe according to scientists.
Iran Death Toll Hits 6,159, Currency Plunges After Trump Threats
Iran's bloody crackdown on protests has killed at least 6,159 people as the rial hits record lows and US military forces position in the region, escalating tensions.
US Troops in Middle East, Italy Outraged Over ICE Agents
Key global stories include US forces arriving in the Middle East, Italy's outrage at ICE agents at the Olympics, Japan's farewell to giant pandas, a European gas deal bid, and a chateau's renovation plea.
Doomsday Clock Moves Closer to Midnight at 85 Seconds
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists has moved its symbolic Doomsday Clock to 85 seconds to midnight, citing escalating nuclear tensions, climate change failures, and uncontrolled AI development as existential threats to humanity.
Doomsday Clock Hits 85 Seconds, Nearer to Midnight Than Ever
The Doomsday Clock has been set to 85 seconds to midnight, the closest it has ever been to global catastrophe, driven by threats from war, climate change, and AI.
Doomsday Clock Hits 85 Seconds to Midnight, Closest Ever
The symbolic Doomsday Clock has been moved to 85 seconds to midnight, the closest it has ever been to the hypothetical point of global annihilation in its 79-year history.
70,000 Flee NW Pakistan Over Military Operation Fears
Over 70,000 people, primarily women and children, have evacuated Tirah in northwestern Pakistan amid fears of a military offensive against the Pakistani Taliban, despite government denials.
Doomsday Clock Moves to 85 Seconds to Midnight
The symbolic Doomsday Clock has been adjusted to 85 seconds to midnight, indicating humanity faces greater existential threats than ever before from global conflict, climate change, and artificial intelligence.
First-Hand Account: Surviving Russian Drone Attack in Odesa
Journalist Askold Krushelnycky recounts surviving a Russian Shahed drone attack on his Odesa hotel, revealing Ukraine's brutal winter reality as peace talks stall.
Holocaust Remembrance, Conflict, and Nature's Fury
A poignant collection of images from around the world, capturing Holocaust commemorations, geopolitical tensions, and environmental challenges on a single day.
Doomsday Clock Update: Humanity's Proximity to Catastrophe
The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists announces the new time on the Doomsday Clock, a symbolic measure of how close humanity is to self-destruction from nuclear threats and emerging technologies.
Japan's Last Giant Pandas Leave Amid China Tensions
Japan bids farewell to its final giant pandas as twins Xiao Xiao and Lei Lei return to China, marking the end of an era amid strained diplomatic relations between the two nations.
Russia's Zaporizhzhia Reactor Restart Sparks Nuclear Fears
Ukrainian officials warn Russia's plan to restart a reactor at the captured Zaporizhzhia plant could cause a 'very dangerous nuclear incident' affecting the entire continent, citing lack of technical knowledge and safety concerns.
World Marks Holocaust Remembrance Day Amid Survivor Decline
International Holocaust Remembrance Day observed globally on January 27th, marking Auschwitz liberation anniversary, with ceremonies across Europe and UN as survivor community diminishes.
Holocaust Survivor Born in Camp Shares Story
Ilana Kantorowicz Shalem, born in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in 1945, reveals her mother's incredible story of survival and hope amid unimaginable horror.
Ukraine's 'Harshest Winter' Warning from NATO
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte alerts that Ukraine faces its most severe winter in over a decade due to Russian airstrikes on energy infrastructure, with US-led peace talks ongoing.
Landslide Kills 23 Indonesian Marines in Training Camp Disaster
A devastating landslide in West Java has killed at least 23 Indonesian marines during a border patrol training exercise, part of wider weather-related disasters claiming dozens of lives.
Goma's Struggle One Year After Rebel Takeover
Eastern Congo's city of Goma remains under M23 rebel control, with economic paralysis and severe humanitarian impact defining daily life for residents.
Nigerian Officers Face Trial Over Alleged Coup Plot
A group of Nigerian military officers will stand trial for allegedly plotting to overthrow President Bola Tinubu's government, following an investigation into their conduct.
North Korea Launches Missile Near Japan, Stoking WW3 Fears
North Korea has conducted a ballistic missile launch in close proximity to Japan, escalating regional tensions and global security concerns under Kim Jong-un's leadership.
Russia's Desperate War Recruitment Tactics Exposed
Moscow employs controversial methods including prisoner releases, foreign recruitment and coercion to replenish forces in Ukraine conflict while avoiding unpopular mobilisation.
Holocaust Survivor Born in Camp Shares Story
Ilana Kantorowicz Shalem, born in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in 1945, reveals her remarkable survival story as one of the youngest Holocaust survivors.
Syrian Ceasefire Holds but Civilians Live with Fear and Resentment
A fragile ceasefire between Syria's government and Kurdish-led forces holds in the northeast, but civilians on both sides face displacement, fear, and deep-seated resentment as the country navigates a precarious transition.
Iran Protests: 30,000 Dead, Mass Burials Reported
Reports from Iran indicate a death toll of 30,000 in recent protests, with allegations of secret mass burials and disappeared bodies raising international alarm.
Iran Protest Death Toll Exceeds 6,100
Human rights activists report over 6,100 killed in Iran's crackdown on protests as US military assets arrive in the region and Iranian-backed militias signal readiness for conflict.
Venezuela Releases Dozens of Prisoners, Hundreds Still Held
Venezuela's leading prisoner rights group reports dozens of prisoners released over the weekend, with hundreds of dissidents still detained as the US pressures the acting government.
1905 Prophecy Resurfaces Amid Modern Global Tensions
A 120-year-old poem by Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad predicting earthquakes, bloodshed, and celestial signs has gained renewed attention as some interpret it as foreseeing contemporary conflicts and disasters.
Nigerian Officers to Stand Trial for Alleged Coup Plot
The Nigerian military announces that several officers will be tried following an investigation that uncovered an alleged plot to overthrow President Bola Tinubu's government.
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