Eid al-Fitr: Global Traditions and Modern Challenges
Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan with global celebrations, though current conflicts and social issues cast a shadow on this year's festivities.
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Eid al-Fitr: Global Celebrations and Current Challenges
As Ramadan concludes, Muslims worldwide prepare for Eid al-Fitr with prayers and festivities, though celebrations are tempered by conflicts in the Middle East and domestic concerns in the U.S.
Oscar Film 'Mr Nobody Against Putin' Exposes Russian Propaganda Machine
The Oscar-winning documentary 'Mr Nobody Against Putin' offers a chilling look at how war propaganda infiltrates Russian schools, but critics argue it presents a distorted view of resistance and compliance in Putin's Russia.
NYC's Universal Childcare Push Fuels Private Preschool Price Surge
As Mayor Zohran Mamdani expands free childcare programs, private preschools like Manhattan Schoolhouse hike tuition by 20%, sparking parent outrage and highlighting a growing affordability crisis.
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Tel Aviv Attack: Humanity in Middle East War Scrutinised
The recent attack on Tel Aviv highlights the ongoing conflict between Israelis and Palestinians, raising critical questions about humanity and the future of the Middle East.
Pakistan Air Strike Hits Kabul Drug Rehab Centre
A Pakistan air strike targeted a drug rehabilitation centre in Kabul, Afghanistan, causing significant casualties and destruction, with witnesses describing horrific scenes.
Habermas's Legacy: Communication as Radical Critique in Modern Times
Philosopher Jürgen Habermas, who died at 96, championed communicative reason and consensus ethics. His work, often misunderstood, offers vital insights for today's era of disinformation and social collapse.
University of Florida Sued by Republicans Over Nazi Post
A Republican group has filed a lawsuit against the University of Florida, alleging the institution failed to address a Nazi-related social media post, sparking debates over free speech and campus policies.
Morning Mail Wednesday: Australian News Updates
A summary of the latest news and events in Australia, covering politics, weather, and social issues, as reported in the Morning Mail edition for Wednesday.
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Iran-Israel Conflict Escalates: Leader Killed, Oil Prices Surge
Tensions between Iran and Israel have intensified following a strike that killed a key Iranian leader, causing oil prices to spike amid fears over the Strait of Hormuz.
Arkansas Ten Commandments Law Struck Down by Federal Judge
A federal judge has struck down an Arkansas law requiring the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms, reigniting debates over religion in government institutions.
Iftar Near Iran-Iraq Border: Tradition and Family Worries
A Kurdish family in Gulp village, near Halabja, prepares iftar during Ramadan, with celebrations shadowed by concerns for relatives across the border in Iran's Saqqez.
Teacher's 'Vile' Grooming: Grindr Chat to Indecent Teen Video
Former history teacher Aaron Waterworth, 33, admitted inciting a child to watch a sexual act after grooming a teenage boy on Grindr and Snapchat, receiving a suspended sentence.
Pakistan-Taliban Conflict Escalates After Kabul Hospital Strike
Pakistan's conflict with the Taliban intensifies as strikes kill 400 in Kabul. Other global stories include UAE airspace closures, Kenya ant smuggling, Nigeria bombings, and a Russian cattle emergency.
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Boston Marks 250 Years Since British Evacuation
Reenactors in 18th-century attire filled Boston's historic St. Augustine Chapel before firing muskets and marching through South Boston streets to commemorate the 250th anniversary of British evacuation on March 17, 1776.
Red Cross: Aid Cuts Deepen Africa's Forgotten War Crises
The International Committee of the Red Cross issues a stark alert as aid reductions coincide with escalating conflicts across Africa, highlighting neglected humanitarian needs and strained international law.
Hiroshima Survivor Shigeaki Mori, Embraced by Obama, Dies
Shigeaki Mori, the Japanese historian and atomic bomb survivor famously embraced by Barack Obama, has passed away at 88. His research confirmed 12 American POWs died in the Hiroshima bombing.
Psychic Predicts Iran War Escalation and 'Great Awakening'
Selina Avalon, dubbed the 'new Baba Vanga', forecasts worsening Iran conflict resembling World War 3, with Donald Trump as a war leader and a timeline split in April.
Hiroshima Survivor Embraced by Obama Dies at 88
Shigeaki Mori, the Hiroshima atomic bomb survivor and historian known for his research on American POWs and his emotional embrace with President Obama, has died at age 88.
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Parent Hits Back at Minister Over Send Lawyers Profit Claim
A parent of a child with special needs condemns Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson's accusation that lawyers exploit families, arguing legal action is essential to secure rightful support.
Hyde Park Math Zine Puzzles: Solutions and Insights Revealed
Discover the solutions to four intriguing puzzles from the Hyde Park Math Zine, including perimeter calculations and probability problems, with detailed explanations for each mathematical challenge.
Cuba Power Grid Collapse Amid US Blockade Leaves Millions Dark
Cuba's electrical grid has collapsed, leaving 10 million without power due to a US oil blockade, sparking protests and highlighting the island's energy crisis.
Trump's Europe Pressure, EV Shift for Australian Energy Security
Donald Trump escalates demands for European support in Iran conflict, facing pushback. In Australia, experts advocate electric vehicles to enhance energy security amid oil market volatility, while One Nation gains ground in South Australia.
Nigeria First African Nation to Store History in Arctic Vault
Nigeria has become the first African country to deposit cultural and historical records in the Arctic World Archive, a secure facility in a decommissioned Svalbard coalmine designed to preserve data for millennia.
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British Companies Profited from Slavery in Brazil Post-Abolition
New research exposes how British companies and citizens illegally enslaved people in Brazil decades after the 1833 Abolition Act, with cases like St John d'El Rey mining firm renting captives.
Global Photo Highlights: Conflict and Celebrations on March 17
A curated selection of global images captures Israeli airstrikes in Beirut, St Patrick's Day festivities in Dublin, smuggled ants in Nairobi, and more from March 17, 2026.
Massive Light Show in Albany Reflects Indigenous Heritage
Finnish artist Kari Kola's monumental light installation, Lighting the Sound, transforms King George Sound in Albany, Western Australia, into a canvas of light inspired by Menang culture and history, visible for miles.
Eid al-Fitr 2026: Global Traditions and How to Celebrate
Muslims worldwide anticipate Eid al-Fitr, marking Ramadan's end with prayer, feasting, and family. Learn common greetings like 'Eid Mubarak' and explore diverse customs from Indonesia to the US.
Kabul Hospital Airstrike Kills 400 in Afghanistan-Pakistan Conflict
Rescue crews race through rubble after a Pakistani airstrike hits a drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul, killing at least 400 people. The conflict between the two neighbours enters its third week with no ceasefire in sight.
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UN Warns of 'Ethnic Cleansing' in West Bank Settlement Push
A UN human rights report raises alarm over possible ethnic cleansing as Israel accelerates West Bank settlements, displacing over 36,000 Palestinians amid increased violence.
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