Explosions in Iran's Bandar Abbas After Trump Threats
Multiple explosions reported in Iran, including at the southern port of Bandar Abbas, with locals witnessing missiles in the sky following Donald Trump's military threats against the regime.
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Al-Hol Camp Crisis: Supplies Running Out Amid Clashes
Save the Children warns of dangerously low supplies at Syria's al-Hol camp as ongoing clashes prevent humanitarian aid deliveries, threatening over 24,000 residents.
New Testimonies Revive Brazil's Famous Varginha UFO Mystery
Three decades after three girls reported seeing a bizarre creature in southern Brazil, fresh testimonies from a doctor and others have reignited the 'E.T. of Varginha' case, challenging the official military dismissal.
Baloch Separatists Kill 10 in Pakistan Attacks
Baloch separatists have claimed responsibility for a series of coordinated attacks across southern Pakistan, resulting in the deaths of at least 10 security personnel and dozens of insurgents.
Omid Djalili on Iran's Protest Crackdown and Future
British-Iranian comedian Omid Djalili speaks out on Iran's deadly protest crackdown, internet blackouts, and whether international intervention could bring change.
Israeli Strikes Kill 12 in Gaza, Including Six Children
At least 12 Palestinians, including six children, were killed in Israeli air strikes across Gaza on Saturday, marking one of the deadliest days since the October ceasefire agreement.
Israeli Strikes Kill 12 in Gaza as Ceasefire Advances
Hospitals in Gaza report 12 Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes, one of the deadliest days since October's ceasefire agreement, as Rafah crossing prepares to reopen.
Israeli Strikes Kill at Least 12 in Gaza, Reports Say
Reports from Gaza indicate that Israeli military strikes have resulted in the deaths of at least 12 people, intensifying regional tensions and raising humanitarian concerns.
12 Killed in Gaza Strikes as Ceasefire Advances
Hospitals in Gaza confirm at least 12 Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes, marking one of the highest death tolls since the October ceasefire agreement.
Doctor's Escape from Besieged Darfur City Revealed
A Sudanese doctor provides a rare first-person account of escaping el-Fasher after paramilitary forces overran the city, detailing violence, ransom demands and survival against the odds.
Doctor's Harrowing Escape from Besieged Darfur City Revealed
A Sudanese doctor provides a chilling first-hand account of escaping el-Fasher during paramilitary bombardment, detailing civilian massacres and his own kidnapping for ransom.
White Births Drop Below 50% in US Demographic Shift
White births in the US have fallen below 50%, dropping to 49.6% in 2024, as total live births decline by 8.4%. Hispanic births rise amid warnings of healthcare misalignment with high maternal mortality rates.
UN Faces 'Imminent Financial Collapse' Without Action
Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns the United Nations faces imminent financial collapse unless member states pay dues or overhaul financial rules, with the US owing billions.
Islamic State Claims Niger Airport and Airbase Attack
Islamic State militants have claimed responsibility for a coordinated assault on an airport and airbase in Niger, heightening concerns over regional security and the group's expanding influence in West Africa.
Cuba's Deepening Crisis: A Reporter's Return After 3 Years
AP correspondent Dánica Coto returns to Cuba after three years, documenting crumbling infrastructure, severe shortages, and resilient citizens facing mounting pressures from US policies and regional fallout.
Syria and Kurdish Forces Reach Permanent Truce Deal
A landmark agreement between the Syrian government and Kurdish-led forces establishes a permanent truce, integrating Kurdish fighters into the state army and ending weeks of conflict over autonomy in north-east Syria.
Brit Girl, 7, Swept to Sea in Morocco: Family Blasts Authorities
The family of Inaayah Makda, a seven-year-old from Blackburn, criticise Moroccan emergency services as 'inhumane' after she was dragged into the sea in Casablanca.
UN Nuclear Watchdog Discusses Ukraine Safety Risks
The UN atomic watchdog's board held a special session to address escalating nuclear safety risks in Ukraine amid relentless Russian strikes on energy infrastructure.
Zelensky: Ukraine on Fast Track to Join EU by 2027
President Volodymyr Zelensky outlines Ukraine's accelerated path to EU membership, targeting technical readiness by 2027 amid ongoing peace talks and geopolitical tensions.
Ethiopian Airlines Cancels Tigray Flights as Tensions Rise
Ethiopia's national carrier suspends flights to Tigray, citing unplanned circumstances, as fears grow of renewed fighting between federal troops and regional forces.
Foreign Women in Syrian IS Camp Hope for Amnesty
Foreign women linked to Islamic State in Syria's Roj camp hope for amnesty after government offensive weakened Kurdish guards, with many facing uncertain futures.
Smithsonian Returns Stolen Indian Temple Bronzes
The Smithsonian's National Museum of Asian Art repatriates three medieval bronze sculptures to India, following evidence of illegal removal from temples in the mid-20th century.
Zelenskyy Insists on 2027 EU Accession Target
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reaffirms Ukraine could be technically ready for EU membership by 2027, despite scepticism from some European leaders over the timeline.
UN Calls for Global Ceasefire During Winter Olympics
The United Nations and Olympic organisers are urging a seven-week global ceasefire for the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, reviving the ancient Greek tradition of the Olympic Truce.
Myanmar Junta's Proxy Party Wins Sham Election
Myanmar's military-backed Union and Solidarity Party secures a sweeping majority in a tightly controlled general election denounced by human rights groups and Western nations as neither free nor fair.
British Girl Missing After Moroccan Beach Incident
A seven-year-old British girl from Blackburn is missing after being swept out to sea in Casablanca, Morocco, prompting a desperate search involving family and UK authorities.
Family to Hold Ceremony After Dingo Tragedy in Australia
The family of Piper James, a Canadian backpacker found dead on K'gari, will travel to Queensland for a traditional smoking ceremony with Indigenous elders to honour her memory.
Africa's Youthful Future: Leadership Investment Key
With Africa's population projected to reach 2.5 billion by 2050, strategic investment in youth leadership and infrastructure is crucial for global competitiveness.
Iranian Protesters Describe Unprecedented Crackdown and Hope
Six Iranians share harrowing accounts of recent protests, describing a brutal government crackdown that left thousands dead while revealing a rare sense of collective defiance across generations.
Iranian Protesters Detail Bloody Crackdown and Defiant Hope
Six Iranians share harrowing accounts of recent protests, describing unprecedented state violence that killed thousands while clinging to fragile hope for change amidst economic despair.
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