NZ Bill to Make English Official Language Debated in Parliament
A new bill in New Zealand's Parliament proposes to designate English as an official language, sparking debate over cultural identity and legal implications.
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Why Leaders Choose War Despite Harm to Their Nations
Peace experts reveal why leaders initiate conflicts despite long-term damage to their own countries, exploring just war theory and modern triggers like resource competition.
Mojtaba Khamenei Elected Iran's New Supreme Leader
Mojtaba Khamenei, son of the late Ali Khamenei, has been elected as Iran's new Supreme Leader by the Assembly of Experts, following his father's assassination.
Newcastle Pre-School Lockdown Over Suspected Weapon
A Newcastle pre-school was placed into lockdown after a man carrying a suspected weapon was spotted nearby. Police arrested a 33-year-old on suspicion of affray.
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Middle East Attacks Intensify as Trump Rejects Iran Talks
Tensions in the Middle East have surged as attacks intensify, with former US President Donald Trump stating he has rejected Iran's attempts to engage in diplomatic talks, raising fears of further instability.
Middle East War: Country-by-Country Impact Analysis
The escalating conflict in the Middle East has caused widespread damage, casualties, and economic disruption across the region, with airspace closures and evacuations underway.
Smithsonian Launches HBCU Exhibit at Black History Museum
The Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture unveils a new exhibit exploring the legacy and impact of Historically Black Colleges and Universities in the US.
Polite Men Still Walk Among Us, Study Finds
A recent study challenges stereotypes by showing that polite men remain prevalent in society, with data indicating high rates of courteous behavior in daily interactions.
British Boy Stranded in Dubai Airport Returns Home Amid Strikes
Ahmad Ali, 12, from Wiltshire, spent three nights stranded at Dubai airport due to Middle East conflict, reuniting with family at Heathrow after Emirates staff cared for him.
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Israeli Troops Enter Lebanon, Forcing Mass Evacuations
Israeli forces advance into southern Lebanon, ordering evacuations from over 80 villages. UN reports 30,000 displaced as strikes hit Beirut and Tehran. US President Trump escalates rhetoric, criticising UK's Sir Keir Starmer.
Israel's Military Campaign Against Lebanon Explained
Analysis of Israel's recent attacks on Lebanon, exploring the strategic motives, regional tensions, and humanitarian impact of the escalating conflict in the Middle East.
British Expats in Dubai Defy Iran Conflict, Insist on Normality
Amid escalating US-Israeli conflict with Iran, British expats in Dubai report mixed reactions. While some express fear and consider leaving, many insist life continues normally, citing UAE's safety measures and economic appeal.
Expat's Startling Revelation in Stephen Collins Cartoon
An expatriate living in Dubai reveals a surprising insight about life abroad through a Stephen Collins cartoon, sparking discussions on cultural adaptation and expat experiences.
Defiance and Hope Amidst Fear on Tehran's Streets
In Tehran, citizens express a mix of huge fear, defiance, and hope as street protests persist, highlighting deep societal tensions and aspirations for change.
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South Sudan Nears Civil War as Clashes Escalate
South Sudan faces a return to full-blown civil war with at least 169 killed in recent raids, escalating clashes between government and opposition forces, and UN warnings of a dangerous political crisis.
US Citizens Share Views on Iran Conflict Escalation
A recent survey reveals a wide spectrum of American perspectives on the Iran conflict, from calls for diplomacy to support for military action, amid rising tensions.
Bronze Age Treasure in Spain Contains Space Iron
The Treasure of Villena, a 3,000-year-old collection of gold artefacts in Spain, has been found to contain iron from meteorites. Discover the ancient history and cultural attractions of Villena.
Archbishop Criticises BBC's Religious Literacy
Archbishop Stephen Cottrell expresses sadness over BBC's religious coverage, calling it underfunded and a bulwark against polarisation, amid charter review debates.
Biblical Scholars Warn End Times Prophecies in Iran-Syria Conflict
Christian scholars cite Bible verses about Persia and Damascus as signs of apocalyptic events following US-Israel strikes on Iran and church bombing in Syria on June 22, 2025.
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Celebrity Expats React to Iranian Missile Strikes in Dubai
Reality TV stars Luisa Zissman and Sam Gowland share their experiences and fears as Iranian missile strikes target Dubai, with one fleeing and another sheltering in place.
Graduate with £84k Student Loan Stuck in Shop Job After 60 Applications
Lewis Gibson, a politics and Spanish graduate from Sheffield University, faces £84,000 student debt while working part-time retail after 60 job applications. He fears he may never repay the loan as interest accumulates.
Holi 2026: Hindu Festival of Colors Celebrates Spring
Holi, the vibrant Hindu festival of colors, marks the arrival of spring with celebrations of love, renewal, and cultural traditions observed globally on March 4, 2026.
26 MSF Staff Missing in South Sudan After Attacks
Doctors Without Borders confirms 26 workers remain unaccounted for a month after attacks on two medical facilities in Jonglei State, amid escalating violence displacing 280,000 people.
26 MSF Workers Missing in South Sudan After Attacks
Doctors Without Borders reports 26 staff remain unaccounted for a month after attacks on two medical facilities in Jonglei State, South Sudan, amid escalating violence.
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Ukraine Makes Major Gains in Zaporizhzhia Counterattack
Ukrainian forces have recaptured nine settlements in Zaporizhzhia, with Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi reporting territorial gains surpassing Russian captures for the first time since summer 2024.
Global South Condemns US-Israeli War on Iran as Illegal
China, South Africa, Brazil and other developing nations denounce the US-Israeli military action against Iran, calling it a violation of international law and a colonial-style exercise of power that undermines global security.
Middle East Mourning, Holi Celebrations, and Global News
A poignant collection of global images captures mourning in Iran and Lebanon after strikes, Holi festivities in India, and scenes from New York to London, highlighting a day of conflict and celebration.
Dubai's Ultra-Rich Use Safe Rooms Amid Iranian Strikes
Wealthy expats in Dubai are retreating to fortified panic rooms and basements as Iranian air strikes target the city, revealing hidden security features in luxury properties.
AI School Counselors Track Student Mental Health Amid Concerns
Schools implement AI chatbots to monitor student mental health, raising questions about safety, privacy, and the irreplaceable value of human connection in counseling.
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Iran War Strands Thousands in Middle East, Evacuations Ramp Up
Tens of thousands of tourists, pilgrims, and diplomats are trapped across the Middle East as the Iran war disrupts travel routes, with governments scrambling to evacuate citizens amid closed airspace and safety warnings.
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