Putin's chilling reply on civilian deaths: 'I hear you'
Vladimir Putin gave a cryptic reply when questioned about civilian casualties, pointing to his ear and saying 'I hear you' in a tense exchange.
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Scottsboro Boys Museum: Alabama's civil rights landmark
A visit to the Scottsboro Boys Museum in Alabama offers a profound look into one of the most infamous civil rights cases in US history, blending education with emotional resonance.
King Charles warns of war's true cost in VJ Day address
In a poignant six-minute speech marking the 80th anniversary of VJ Day, King Charles reflects on the devastating human toll of war and issues a sobering call for peace.
London Museum Showcases Forgotten WWII African & Indian Troops
A new exhibition at a London museum sheds light on the overlooked contributions of African and Indian soldiers during World War II, focusing on their roles beyond the Burma campaign.
France demands Rosetta Stone return and free Bayeux Tapestry access
France has reportedly asked the British Museum to lend the Bayeux Tapestry and requested free entry for French citizens—while also reigniting calls for the Rosetta Stone's repatriation.
Starmer: Putin must face justice for Ukraine war crimes
Labour leader Keir Starmer calls for Vladimir Putin to be held accountable for alleged war crimes in Ukraine, while criticising Donald Trump's stance on NATO.
Putin likened to Hitler over Ukraine war crimes
A former Russian official has likened Vladimir Putin to Adolf Hitler, accusing the Kremlin leader of committing war crimes in Ukraine. The shocking comparison comes as international pressure grows over Russia's brutal invasion.
NYC Exhibit: Where Music Meets Visual Art
A groundbreaking exhibition in New York merges music and visual art, showcasing how legendary songs have inspired artists across generations. Discover the harmony between sound and canvas.
Trump's Smithsonian visit causes uproar
Former US President Donald Trump's unannounced visit to the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History in Washington has drawn criticism and raised eyebrows among historians and political analysts.
Anglo-Saxon skeleton reveals Folkestone's ancient secrets
A remarkable Anglo-Saxon skeleton discovered in Folkestone is providing new insights into early medieval life, helping historians and archaeologists piece together the past with greater clarity.
Museum-Woodside deal criticised amid coral reef crisis
Critics slam Western Australia Museum's collaboration with fossil fuel giant Woodside as a record-breaking marine heatwave wreaks havoc on coral reefs.
Imperial War Museum faces Holocaust display backlash
The Imperial War Museum has come under fire for a caption in its Holocaust exhibit, sparking debate over historical accuracy and sensitivity.
Trump Impeachment Memorabilia Sparks Debate
Controversy erupts as the Smithsonian Museum considers displaying artifacts from Donald Trump's impeachment trials, igniting political and historical debates.
Sleepwalking into nuclear oblivion? US-Russia tensions escalate
As US-Russia relations deteriorate, the spectre of nuclear conflict resurfaces. Experts warn of catastrophic consequences if diplomatic efforts fail.
Italy opens groundbreaking plastic pollution museum
Italy has launched a unique museum dedicated to plastic pollution, showcasing faded relics from beaches and oceans to highlight the urgent environmental crisis.
Putin's 700K Ukrainian child abductions exposed
A shocking report reveals Vladimir Putin's systematic abduction of Ukrainian children, with over 700,000 forcibly taken to Russia for indoctrination. Experts warn of long-term psychological trauma and a potential 'lost generation'.
Easdale: Scotland's tiny island paradise
Explore the charm of Easdale, Scotland's smallest inhabited island, known for its stunning views, rich history, and quirky annual events.
British dad killed fighting Russian forces in Ukraine
A British father has lost his life while volunteering in Ukraine to defend against Russian aggression. His family pays tribute to a 'hero' who sacrificed everything.
Kyiv probes Russian prison chief for war crimes
Ukrainian authorities have initiated a war crimes investigation targeting the head of a brutal Russian prison linked to atrocities against Ukrainian prisoners of war.
UK universities face funding crisis - Oxford and Imperial at risk
Leading UK universities, including Oxford and Imperial College London, warn of financial instability due to government funding cuts, risking research and global competitiveness.
Banned BBC Nuclear War Film Now on iPlayer
The BBC has quietly added the banned 1965 docudrama 'The War Game' to iPlayer, offering viewers a harrowing glimpse into the horrors of nuclear conflict.
British Museum's Human Remains: Ethical Debate
As societal values evolve, the British Museum's continued display of human remains sparks debate. Is it time for change?
Top WWII Films to Stream Online
Discover the most gripping World War II films available to stream now, from intense battle epics to powerful historical dramas that bring history to life.
Whitney's 'Untitled America' Exhibit Sparks Dialogue
The Whitney Museum of American Art unveils a provocative new exhibition, 'Untitled America,' exploring contemporary socio-political themes through groundbreaking artworks.
Poetry as salvation in war-torn Kharkiv
Amid the devastation of war, poetry and culture offer solace and resilience in Kharkiv. Discover how artists and writers keep hope alive in Ukraine's second-largest city.
Kennard's Gaza exhibition opens in Edinburgh
Renowned artist Peter Kennard showcases his striking Gaza-themed works in a poignant exhibition at the Edinburgh Palestine Museum, blending art and activism.
Kyiv hit by Russian missiles amid escalating war
Russian forces targeted Kyiv with a missile strike, prompting Ukrainian counterattacks as the war intensifies. Latest updates on casualties, damage, and international reactions.
Kyiv strike death toll hits 31 as Russia advances
The death toll from a recent Russian missile strike on Kyiv has climbed to 31, as Moscow ramps up its military advance in Ukraine. Read the latest updates on the escalating conflict.
Gaza teen treated in UK after losing limbs in war
A 14-year-old boy from Gaza, severely injured in the ongoing war, has been flown to the UK for advanced medical treatment after losing both legs and an arm. His journey highlights the human cost of conflict and the hope of recovery.
Smithsonian removes Trump impeachment exhibit
The Smithsonian Institution has discreetly removed an exhibit related to Donald Trump's impeachment, sparking debate over historical neutrality in museums.
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