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.
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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.
Iran's Heaviest Missile Barrage Amid Trump's War Threats
Iran has unleashed its most intense missile barrage since the conflict began, while Trump warns of a military response 'at a level never seen before' after US forces destroy Iranian mines in the Strait of Hormuz.
Lebanon's Displaced Civilians Shelter in Schools and Stadiums
Families in southern Lebanon flee Israeli airstrikes targeting Hezbollah, seeking safety in Beirut's stadiums and schools as regional tensions escalate from the U.S.-Israel war on Iran.
Lebanon Crisis: 700,000 Flee Homes Amid Middle East Conflict
Over 700,000 people have fled their homes in Lebanon due to escalating conflict, creating a severe humanitarian crisis with makeshift camps and shortages of basic necessities.
Beirut's Displaced Thousands: War's End Brings No Relief
As US signals potential ceasefire in Iran conflict, thousands remain homeless in Beirut after Israeli bombing. Families shelter in stadiums and streets amid mounting humanitarian crisis.
Iranian Regime Becomes More Defiant Under US-Israel Pressure
Experts report that Iran's government is not weakening but instead becoming increasingly defiant in response to ongoing US and Israeli military and political pressure.
Aid Cuts Reduce Public Support for Overseas Help, Research Finds
New research shows that awareness of government aid cuts decreases public backing for international development, with significant drops in perceived moral duty and emotional engagement.
Iranians Protest Mojtaba Khamenei's Appointment as Leader
Mojtaba Khamenei, the 56-year-old hardline cleric, has been confirmed as Iran's new Supreme Leader, sparking both regime-organized rallies and widespread protests from citizens shouting 'death to Mojtaba' from their homes.
Trump Threatens Iran Economy, NASA Warns of Satellite Crash
Explosions rock Tehran amid intense attacks, NASA warns a satellite could crash to Earth today, and Trump's potential move to cripple Iran's economy by targeting a small island. Plus, Iranian women players granted asylum, Pakistan's four-day week, and a r
Jihadi Groups Escalate Attacks on Nigerian Military
Jihadi extremist factions, including Boko Haram and ISWAP, have intensified coordinated attacks on Nigerian military bases in the northeast, killing officers and seizing weapons amid growing security concerns.
Global Photo Roundup: War Fallout, Protests, Celebrations
A visual journey across the world on Tuesday, from the impacts of the US-Israel war on Iran to cultural festivals in Spain and Poland, capturing moments of conflict, resilience, and tradition.
Brits Trapped in Dubai During Iran Conflict Describe Missile Lockdown
A group of 11 British tourists were forced into a nine-day lockdown in Dubai as Iran launched missile attacks, describing their ordeal as terrifying and receiving no support from British Airways.
FCDO Travel Updates for Cyprus, Turkey, Egypt Amid Conflict
The Foreign Office has issued travel advisories for Cyprus, Turkey, and Egypt due to the Middle East conflict, warning of terrorism risks and regional tensions while not banning travel outright.
Middle East Turmoil: Iran's New Leader and Escalating Strikes
Ten days after a US-Israeli attack killed Iran's Supreme Leader, his son Mojtaba Khamenei assumes power as retaliatory strikes hit Israel, Gulf States, and US bases, causing chaos and destruction.
China-North Korea Trains Resume After Six-Year Pandemic Halt
Passenger train services between China and North Korea are set to resume this week, ending a six-year suspension due to Covid-19 border closures, travel operators confirm.
UN Defies South Sudan Order to Leave Opposition Town
UN peacekeepers refuse to evacuate Akobo despite South Sudanese army orders, citing civilian protection needs as tens of thousands flee conflict.
Iranians Flee Cities to Countryside Amid Bombardment
Tens of thousands of Iranians are escaping Tehran and other cities as Israeli and US airstrikes cause widespread fear, with many finding shelter in remote villages and towns.
Iran Threatens Total Oil Blockade Amid US-Israel Strikes
Iran warns it will halt all Middle Eastern oil shipments if US and Israeli attacks continue, following deadly strikes in Bahrain. Global markets swing as Trump threatens escalation.
Satellite Data Shows RSF's 'Starvation Strategy' in Sudan
New analysis of satellite imagery reveals the Rapid Support Forces systematically destroyed farming villages in Darfur to starve civilians, with experts calling it a war crime that could be repeated elsewhere.
Ukrainian Widow in Dubai Relives War Trauma Amid Gulf Conflict (10.03.2026)
Olga Garbuz fled Ukraine after losing her husband, seeking safety in Dubai. Now, Iranian strikes in the Gulf have revived her fears, as other Ukrainians in the UAE share similar anxieties.
Evidence Points to US in Minab School Bombing, Contradicting Trump
Geolocation, videos, and satellite imagery indicate the US was responsible for the Minab school strike that killed scores of children, despite Trump blaming Iran.
Experts Challenge Iran Nuclear Weapons Programme Claims
A new podcast analysis questions the justification for attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities, with experts arguing the country lacked a structured weapons programme and that military action could backfire.
White South Africa's Truth: Beyond Orania's Myth and Apartheid
An in-depth look at Orania, South Africa's white-only town, and how its false narrative of persecution contrasts with the real suffering of white South Africans under apartheid's police state.
Historian: Three Signs Show World War III May Have Started
A respected historian identifies three key indicators suggesting the next global conflict may have commenced years ago, drawing parallels to current US-Iran tensions and the Ukraine war.
Desalination Plants Targeted in Middle East Conflict Escalation
Attacks on desalination plants mark a dangerous new phase in the Middle East conflict, threatening water supplies for millions in one of the world's driest regions.
Inside Iran Amidst Bombings: Citizens Voice Fear
As the US-Israel war on Iran enters its second week, ordinary Iranians share their terror and uncertainty. Peace strategist Sanam Naghari-Anderlini warns of escalating chaos and the geopolitical stakes.
Ig Nobel Prizes Move to Zurich Due to US Visa Issues
The Ig Nobel Prizes ceremony is moving from the US to Europe for the first time in 35 years, citing visa concerns for attendees. The 36th annual event will be held in Zurich, Switzerland.
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