Trump Travel Ban Strands Myanmar Student from US College
Patrick Thaw's University of Michigan studies were abruptly halted when Trump's travel ban left him stranded in Singapore, highlighting wider challenges for international students.
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Europe at Crossroads: Lessons from The Leopard for EU
As Europe faces geopolitical decline, a new Netflix adaptation of The Leopard resonates with its political class, highlighting parallels with the novel's fading aristocracy and urging proactive change.
Teacher Dies in Snowstorm, 13th Fatality
Rebecca Rauber, a 28-year-old elementary school teacher from Emporia, Kansas, was discovered deceased in a wooded area after a severe winter storm. Police believe hypothermia caused her death.
Philippines Ferry Sinks: 15 Dead, Over 350 On Board
A passenger ferry carrying more than 350 people sank near Basilan province in the southern Philippines early Monday. Rescuers have saved 316 passengers and recovered at least 15 bodies.
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Philippines Ferry Sinks: 15 Dead, Dozens Missing
A ferry carrying over 350 people capsized in the southern Philippines, leaving at least 15 dead and 28 missing. Rescue operations continue after the MV Trisha Kerstin 3 sank near Basilan province.
Class Ceiling Report Calls for Arts Sector Reforms
A landmark report co-led by Nazir Afzal recommends making class a protected characteristic and boosting apprenticeships to improve working-class representation in Greater Manchester's arts.
Bangladesh Election: Human Rights Must Be Central to Democracy
As Bangladesh prepares for its first post-Hasina election, human rights organisations urge placing accountability, civic freedoms, and minority protections at the heart of the political agenda to break the cycle of authoritarianism.
Lightning Injures Dozens at Brazil Protest
At least 30 protesters were hospitalised after a lightning strike hit a gathering of ex-president Jair Bolsonaro's supporters in Brazil's capital Brasília.
Doomsday Clock Expected to Move Closer to Midnight
Experts predict the symbolic Doomsday Clock will advance towards midnight on Tuesday, reflecting heightened risks from nuclear tensions, AI development and climate change.
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Home Schooling Crisis in Blackpool as National Rates Soar
New data reveals one in 50 children are now home schooled in deprived Blackpool amid a 38% national rise, with mental health and bullying cited as key reasons raising safeguarding concerns.
Myanmar's Military-Backed Party Wins 'Sham' Election
Myanmar's military-backed Union Solidarity and Development Party is poised to form a new government after a widely condemned election, criticised as neither free nor fair amid ongoing civil war.
Pressure Mounts for Immediate Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Bereaved parents and campaigners intensify calls for immediate social media restrictions for children under 16, citing alarming mental health statistics and online dangers.
Australia Day Debate: The Facts of January 26, 1788
As Australia debates whether to celebrate Australia Day or mark Invasion Day, historians examine the complex reality of the First Fleet's arrival and its peaceful initial landing.
Putin Condemned for Ukraine Strikes as Peace Talks End
Vladimir Putin faces global condemnation after massive Russian aerial bombardment hits Ukraine's energy infrastructure, leaving millions without power and heating in freezing temperatures, as three-way peace talks in Abu Dhabi end without breakthrough.
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Teacher's Egg Experiment Sparks Tears Over Race Lesson
A teacher's simple egg demonstration explaining racial equality to young pupils has gone viral, moving viewers to tears with its powerful message about inner sameness.
Weekend Photos: Protests, Climbs, and Global Events
A visual journey through the weekend's key events, including protests in Minneapolis over a fatal shooting, a daring free solo climb in Taipei, and scenes from Ukraine to Monaco.
Astronaut Named Australian of the Year 2026
Space scientist Katherine Bennell-Pegg becomes Australian of the Year 2026, aiming to inspire youth while other honourees tackle MND, dementia, and Indigenous employment.
Surgeon's Horror: Iran Crackdown Witnessed in Hospitals
An anonymous surgeon in Iran details the brutal crackdown on protesters, describing mass casualties, live ammunition wounds, and a healthcare system overwhelmed by state violence in January.
Sudan's SAF Parades Child Soldiers on Social Media
Disturbing footage shows Sudanese Armed Forces recruiting children as young as twelve, with social media videos glorifying their mobilisation amid brutal civil war.
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Laura Woods Receives Honorary Doctorate at Kingston
Sports broadcaster Laura Woods returned to Kingston University to receive an honorary doctorate, celebrating her journalism career and advocacy for women in sport.
Australia's 26 January Debate Masks Silence on First Nations Reform
Each January, Australia engages in intense debate about changing Australia Day's date, but this annual cycle distracts from sustained political silence on systemic First Nations injustices and structural reform.
Iraq Bloc Nominates Al-Maliki for Prime Minister
Iraq's dominant political bloc has nominated former prime minister Nouri al-Maliki as its candidate for the premiership, a move likely to polarise the nation's political landscape.
Gaza Father's Agony: Pleading with Son Killed in Strike
A father in Gaza refuses to accept his son's death after an Israeli strike, pleading with the boy to wake up in a hospital morgue as conflict casualties mount.
Queensland Teachers Told to Teach Creationism in Science
Teachers at Queensland Christian schools attended a compulsory creationist conference where they were told to incorporate biblical views into science lessons, including claims about dinosaurs on Noah's Ark.
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Russia Attacks Kyiv and Kharkiv Amid Peace Talks
Russia launched a major drone and missile assault on Ukraine's largest cities, Kyiv and Kharkiv, early Saturday, coinciding with ongoing peace negotiations in the UAE.
Burns Night: Poet's Role in Shaping Mary Queen of Scots Legacy
As Burns Night approaches, explore how Robert Burns' 1790 poem 'Lament of Mary, Queen of Scots' transformed perceptions of the monarch, creating enduring romantic tropes that still influence Scottish cultural identity today.
Shakespeare Boosts Reading at UK's Best Primary School
Thomas Jones Primary in West London uses Shakespeare and classic literature to combat the national reading crisis, achieving remarkable results with diverse pupils.
Autistic Boy's Final Wish Denied After Classroom Incident
The heartbreaking story of 11-year-old Joshua Sikes, who died after alleged restraint in a makeshift classroom enclosure, with his final Halloween wish unfulfilled.
Teacher Fights Suspension Over Alleged Handgun Incident
A Queensland teacher has been suspended and is battling to keep his job after allegedly holding a handgun to a student's head. Tribunal documents reveal disturbing details as the educator contests the decision.
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Ukraine Cities Hit After Peace Talks, Zelensky Demands End to War
Major missile and drone attacks targeted Kyiv and Kharkiv, killing at least one and injuring dozens, just hours after three-way peace negotiations concluded in Abu Dhabi.
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