US Aid Cuts Devastate Rohingya Children in Bangladesh Refugee Camps
US aid cuts to Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh have led to soaring child marriage, labour, and kidnappings, with UNICEF forced to close thousands of schools.
US aid cuts to Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh have led to soaring child marriage, labour, and kidnappings, with UNICEF forced to close thousands of schools.
Around 250 Rohingya refugees and Bangladeshis are missing after a boat capsized in the Andaman Sea. Nine survivors were rescued.
Israeli airstrikes kill hundreds in Lebanon, wiping out families and emptying towns at a pace faster than any previous war in the country.
CNN’s Frederik Pleitgen on being the only Western TV reporter in Iran during the war, facing criticism and restrictions but emphasising the importance of being on the ground.
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Myanmar reduces Aung San Suu Kyi's prison sentence by 4.5 years as part of a New Year's amnesty freeing 4,500 prisoners.
Adding vinegar to the soaking water before boiling chips for 10 minutes makes them extra crispy and prevents sogginess, according to food blogger Nagi Maehashi.
Transparency International report shows global corruption stagnation; US weakens safeguards under Trump, prompting calls for international leadership.
Myanmar junta chief Min Aung Hlaing appointed president after sham elections, amid ongoing civil war and genocide accusations.
AI helps virtually unwrap a burnt Herculaneum scroll, revealing ancient stoic philosophy on ethics and human behaviour.
Spanish archaeologists document over 30 ancient shipwrecks in the Bay of Gibraltar, spanning from the 5th century BC to WWII.
Police detain driver after U-Haul truck drives through Los Angeles march supporting Iranian people; one person injured, no serious harm.
First flight from Dubai lands at Dublin Airport amid Middle East crisis, with emotional reunions and passengers recounting missile alarms and explosions.
At least 30 killed in stampede at Haiti's Laferriere Citadel during annual celebration, authorities say toll may rise.
Video evidence contradicts Israeli military's claim that a car was accelerating when troops shot and killed a seven-month-old Palestinian baby in the West Bank.
Experts argue school libraries should be a legal right, like prison libraries, amid concerns over funding and book bans.
War and displacement mar Eid al-Fitr in Lebanon as over 1 million displaced, with many spending the holiday in shelters, lacking joy and stability.
NASUWT survey finds 95% of UK teachers say larger classes hinder ability to support all pupils, with calls for a cap on sizes.
French UN aid worker among three killed in drone attack in Goma, DRC. M23 rebels blame government; no comment from Kinshasa.
Parents of Piper James visit K'gari for smoking ceremony as dingo cull continues, with eight euthanised and one outstanding.
Former Sudanese PM Abdalla Hamdok outlines a credible Quad-backed peace plan to end the civil war and restore civilian governance.
British tourist charged in Dubai under UAE cybercrime law for filming Iranian missile strikes; 20 others face similar charges.
Maths teacher Bobby Seagull stumped by a homework problem missing Dina's statement, sparking online debate about the question's clarity.
Ucas waives £28.95 application fee for care leavers starting university in 2027, aiming to bridge the higher education access gap.
Two people including a 17-year-old student died after boats carrying students capsized near a US base construction site in Okinawa, Japan.
Trump claims Putin agreed to pause strikes on Ukraine energy grid, as six killed in Russian attacks. Zelenskyy and Merz react.
US-Iran MOU opens Strait of Hormuz for nuclear talks; Israel furious, G7 relieved, Pakistan mediates.
Brief fire at Wayne State University's historic Maccabees Building forced evacuation; no injuries reported; fire contained on 11th floor.
Eurobarometer poll shows 90% of EU citizens want more unified leadership amid security, climate, and economic challenges.
Experts call for trauma support for parents after children removed, following review into baby Victoria Marten's death.