Rogan: Trump's Age and Iran Conflict Risk World War III
Podcaster Joe Rogan expresses alarm over President Trump's advancing age and military action against Iran, warning it could spark global conflict and questioning the justification.
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Penny Wong Urges Australians in Middle East to Return Home
Foreign Minister Penny Wong warns Australians in the Middle East to leave immediately as flights are cancelled and security deteriorates. Over 27,000 flights have been cancelled, with 4.4 million seats removed.
Pope Blesses Baby Dressed as Him in Vatican Audience
During a weekly audience at St Peter's Square, Pope Leo XIV blessed a baby dressed identically to him, while urging prayers for peace and civilian victims in the Iran War.
China Ethnic Unity Law Raises Minority Rights Concerns
China is poised to approve a sweeping ethnic unity law that critics argue will accelerate assimilation and undermine minority language and cultural rights, with legal penalties extending beyond its borders.
Israel Bombards Beirut and Southern Lebanon in Hezbollah Clash
Israeli forces have escalated military operations, launching heavy bombardments in Beirut and southern Lebanon, targeting Hezbollah positions and raising fears of a broader regional conflict.
China's Parliament to Approve Ethnic Unity Law This Week
China's National People's Congress is poised to pass a new ethnic unity law, mandating Mandarin as the default language in schools and public signage, alongside environmental and economic plans.
Three Signs WW3 Is Unlikely as China and Putin's Stances Emerge
Amid escalating US-Israel-Iran conflict, analysis reveals China and Russia's reluctance to engage directly, offering hope for de-escalation despite global economic shocks.
Trump Declares US Won War with Iran at Kentucky Rally
Donald Trump asserted the US had won the war with Iran during a Kentucky rally, despite ongoing bombings in the Middle East and recent missile launches from Iran towards Israel.
Morning Mail: Thursday - Australian News Updates (11.03.2026)
A comprehensive roundup of the latest news from Australia, covering politics, weather, and current events for Thursday. Stay informed with essential updates.
Sudan Drone Strike Kills 17, Including Schoolgirls, in Village
A drone attack blamed on Sudan's Rapid Support Forces struck a school and health centre in Shukeiri, killing at least 17 people, mostly schoolgirls, and wounding 10 others.
Southern Accents Most Attractive in US Poll, Appalachian Least
A new survey reveals Southern American English is considered the most attractive accent in the United States, while Appalachian English faces the strongest cultural stigma among regional dialects.
Inside The Guardian Weekly's 13 March Edition Analysis
Explore the key stories and insights from The Guardian Weekly's 13 March issue, covering global politics, environmental challenges, and cultural trends in a comprehensive review.
Dubai Faces Existential Threat as Foreigners Flee Conflict
Dubai confronts an existential threat as tens of thousands flee due to US-Israel-Iran conflict, leaving beaches and malls empty and shaking its global tourism and finance reputation.
St. Patrick's Day: From Fasting to Global Festivities
Explore the transformation of St. Patrick's Day from a religious commemoration in Ireland to a worldwide celebration of Irish identity, marked by myths, migration, and modern revelry.
St. Patrick's Day: Why Blue Changed to Green
St. Patrick's Day was once marked by solemn blue observances, not green revelry. Discover how Irish nationalism, Catholic identity, and diaspora celebrations transformed the colour association over centuries.
American Trapped in Israel Describes Life Under Rocket Fire
New Yorker Joy Rosenthal details daily panic and shelter runs in Jerusalem as she struggles to secure a flight home amid the conflict with Iran, with the next available option not until late April.
UNESCO Alarmed as Iranian Heritage Sites Damaged in Conflict
UNESCO expresses profound concern as four of Iran's world heritage sites, including Golestan Palace and a 1,000-year-old mosque, sustain damage in US-Israeli strikes.
South Africa Denies Trump Claims as White Citizens Return Home
South Africa disputes Donald Trump's allegations of persecution against white citizens, as thousands return citing safety concerns abroad and improved conditions at home.
UNESCO Concerned Over Damage to Middle East Heritage Sites
UNESCO has voiced profound concern about damage to world heritage sites across the Middle East, including four in Iran, amid ongoing conflict. The agency urges protection of cultural landmarks.
Global Snapshot: Earthquake Memorials to Fashion Weeks
A poignant collection of images from around the world, capturing moments of remembrance, conflict, culture, and daily life on a single Wednesday.
UK Couple Drown at Australian Beach, Locals Attempt Rescue
A 66-year-old man and 64-year-old woman from the UK died after being pulled from the water at Shell Cove beach near Sydney. Police confirm tragic incident.
Drone Strike in Goma Kills at Least One Person
A drone attack in downtown Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo, has killed at least one person, with reports of three fatalities. The strike hit near former President Kabila's home, claiming a French UNICEF employee.
Shadow Fleets Defy Iran's Threats in Strait of Hormuz
Despite Iran's threats to destroy ships, shadow fleets continue transiting the Strait of Hormuz, exploiting voluntary maritime regulations and opaque registrations.
Slow Wi-Fi Saved Traveller from Arrest in Qatar During War
Seasoned traveller Gabriel Morris recounts how sluggish hotel internet prevented him from uploading a video about missile supplies in Qatar, potentially saving him from arrest under strict cybercrime laws during the Iran conflict.
British Couple Drown at Australian Beach, Locals Try to Save
A British couple on holiday in Australia drowned at Shellharbour Beach despite efforts by bystanders, including off-duty nurses, to rescue and perform CPR. Emergency services were unable to revive them.
Iran Threatens Crackdown as Women Footballers Face Persecution
Iran issues stark warning against dissent while women footballers face persecution for anthem protest. Australia grants asylum to some players amid escalating tensions.
Chile's Far-Right Leader Faces Scrutiny Over Pinochet Praise
José Antonio Kast, a prominent far-right figure in Chile, is under fire for his admiration of former dictator Augusto Pinochet, sparking debate about his political legacy and influence.
Iran Uses Strait of Hormuz to Throttle Oil and Gas: A Visual Guide
A detailed analysis of Iran's tactics in the Strait of Hormuz, showing how it leverages this chokepoint to control and disrupt international oil and gas shipments, impacting global energy markets.
Iran Was Our Hogwarts: A Childhood Between Tehran and Essex
A podcast explores a unique childhood split between Tehran and Essex, blending cultural identities and personal memories in a compelling narrative.
Hezbollah Faces Public Backlash as Lebanon Conflict Escalates
Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon have forced thousands to flee, sparking rare public criticism of Hezbollah from within its traditional support base amid renewed conflict.
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