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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
NAU Student Dies of Alcohol Poisoning at Fraternity Party
An autopsy reveals an 18-year-old Northern Arizona University student died from alcohol poisoning after consuming excessive vodka at a fraternity rush event, with three leaders facing charges.
Teacher Killed in Student Prank Gone Wrong in Georgia
Jason Hughes, a 40-year-old maths teacher and father of two, died after being run over by a student's pickup truck during a toilet papering prank that escalated tragically in Gainesville, Georgia.
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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.
Ig Nobel Awards Move to Europe Due to US Visa Issues
The satirical Ig Nobel Prize ceremony is shifting from the United States to Zurich, Switzerland, citing visa difficulties for winners and journalists under current immigration policies.
Mother Sues School After Son Dies Choking on Pineapple
A Nevada mother files a federal lawsuit alleging school staff failed to recognize her 8-year-old son was choking, sending him to a bathroom where he later died.
12-Year-Old Dies After School Bus Fight in Villa Rica
Jada West, a 12-year-old student at Mason Creek Middle School, died from a brain injury hours after a violent street fight that began as an argument on a school bus. Police are investigating the incident.
Iranians Rally for New Leader Amid Fears of Repression
Large crowds gathered in Tehran's Enqelab Square to support Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, while critics online fear his IRGC ties will worsen repression in Iran.
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Ohio State President Resigns Over Inappropriate Relationship
Walter 'Ted' Carter Jr has resigned as Ohio State University president after admitting to an inappropriate relationship, amid ongoing controversies including Les Wexner ties and abuse settlements.
Iran's New Supreme Leader Faces Assassination Threat
Mojtaba Khamenei, the second son of the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has been appointed as Iran's new Supreme Leader, sparking immediate reports of assassination plots against him.
Ukraine Sends Drone Experts to Middle East for Defence Aid
President Zelensky warns that US-Iran tensions could divert resources, worsening Ukraine's air defence missile deficit as Russia continues attacks.
Belarus Journalist Gets Nine-Year Prison Sentence for Treason
Award-winning journalist Pavel Dabravolski has been convicted of treason in a closed-door trial in Minsk, receiving a nine-year maximum-security prison sentence as part of Belarus's escalating crackdown on press freedom.
Penelope Putz: Mount School's Legacy of Protest
Penelope Putz, a former pupil of the Quaker Mount School in York, exemplified its radical tradition, from WWII food protests to anti-Iraq war demonstrations, as detailed in school history.
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Teacher Killed by Student in Prank Gone Wrong in Georgia
A beloved Georgia teacher, Jason Hughes, was accidentally run over and killed by a student driving away from a toilet paper prank. Five teenagers arrested, including one for vehicular homicide.
Church-Based Sex Ed Fills Gap as Schools Reduce Comprehensive Programs
A Mississippi mother created a church-based sex education program after finding school options inadequate. As states reduce comprehensive sex ed requirements, faith communities are stepping in to provide medically accurate, inclusive instruction.
US-Israel War on Iran: Death Toll Rises
Scores of people have been killed across the Middle East since the US and Israel attacked Iran on February 28, with Gulf states and Lebanon drawn into the conflict.
Teacher's Wife Seeks Charges Dropped After Fatal Student Prank
Laura Hughes, widow of Georgia math teacher Jason Hughes, asks prosecutors to drop charges against five students involved in the prank that led to his death, citing his dedication to children.
Pro-Iran Groups in 27 UK Universities Mourn Khamenei
A national security think-tank reveals pro-Khamenei activities across British campuses, including vigils and social media tributes, sparking calls for stricter monitoring of student societies.
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Mojtaba Khamenei Frontrunner for Iran's Supreme Leadership
Reports indicate Mojtaba Khamenei, son of current Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, is being positioned as the likely successor, sparking debates over dynastic rule in Iran.
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