Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi Transferred to Prison Without Warning
Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi transferred to Zanjan prison without warning; family reports health concerns amid allegations of mistreatment.
Category : Global Education
Ramadan in Gaza Under Fragile Ceasefire: Festive Spirit Dimmed
Ramadan in Gaza begins under a fragile ceasefire, but war losses and economic hardship dampen festive spirit for many Palestinians.
Thousands Flee Cambodia Scam Compounds Amid Pressure
Thousands flee Cambodia scam compounds amid international pressure; Amnesty warns of support gaps and risk of re-trafficking.
Sudanese Volunteers Risk Death To Deliver Aid In War Zone
Sudanese volunteers from the Emergency Response Rooms risk death to deliver aid amid war, with many hiding their work to avoid being targeted by both sides.
Ramadan Begins: Month of Fasting, Worship and Charity for Muslims Worldwide
Muslims worldwide begin Ramadan, a month of fasting, worship, and charity, starting around February 18-19 based on moon sighting.
Greece Recovers Nazi Execution Photos from eBay
Greece recovers long-lost photos of Nazi executions from eBay, showing 200 communists' final moments in 1944.
Six Strategies For The Fire Horse Lunar New Year 2026
Six strategies to work with the intense energy of the Fire Horse Lunar New Year 2026, including focusing on goals, resting, and seeking community support.
Outrage as AI-Generated Holocaust Images Used for Profit
Germany protests AI-generated Holocaust images posted for profit; institutions demand action to stop historical distortion.
Afghanistan Hunger Crisis: WFP Forced to Turn Away 3 in 4 Children as Aid Cuts Bite
WFP forced to turn away 3 in 4 malnourished children in Afghanistan as aid cuts deepen catastrophic hunger crisis, with 4 million children at risk.
Zaluzhnyi Reveals Deep Rift with Zelensky After Army Ousting and Raid
Valerii Zaluzhnyi reveals deep rift with Zelensky after army ousting and raid, alleging intimidation by security service.
Radio Free Asia Resumes China Broadcasts After Trump Cuts
Radio Free Asia resumes broadcasts to China after Trump-era funding cuts forced near closure, using private contracts for transmission.
Ukraine Talks in Geneva End Without Breakthrough as War Nears Fifth Year
US-mediated peace talks in Geneva end without breakthrough as Ukraine-Russia war nears fifth year, with key issues unresolved.
Navigating the Intensity of the Fire Horse Year: Six Strategies
Six strategies to navigate the intense energy of the rare fire horse year in the Chinese zodiac, focusing on communication, goals, patience, and health.
Global Protests: From Chile to London, Citizens Take to the Streets
Global protests in Chile, Lebanon, Spain, Haiti, UK, and Northern Ireland over various issues including inequality, corruption, and Brexit.
This Week in History: Mandela Freed, East Germany on Brink
This week in history: Mandela freed, East Germany nears collapse, Nato ultimatum in Bosnia, IRA disarmament step, Rushdie fatwa, Mubarak resigns, Pistorius trial.
AP Cameraman Recalls Harrowing Gang Attack in Haiti
AP cameraman Pierre-Richard Luxama recounts a gang attack on his police patrol in Port-au-Prince, describing smoke, severed limbs, and the importance of staying calm.
Ukraine's Winter War: Putin's Weaponisation of the Cold
Russia's attacks on Ukraine's energy grid weaponise winter, causing blackouts, freezing temperatures, and a humanitarian crisis reminiscent of the Holodomor.
Israeli Airstrikes Kill 30 in Gaza, Including Children and Police Officers
Israeli airstrikes kill at least 30 in Gaza, including children and police officers, despite a ceasefire. Strikes hit police station, apartment, and tent camps.
Why the UK Has So Many Words for Bread Roll
Explore why the UK has so many words for bread roll, from barm to teacake, reflecting regional identity and history.
Greek Coastguard Collision with Migrant Boat Kills 14
A collision between a Greek coastguard patrol and a migrant speedboat off Chios kills 14, with 24 rescued and search ongoing.
Russia Strikes Kyiv and Kharkiv Amid Peace Talks as Energy Crisis Deepens
Russian strikes kill one, injure 15 in Kyiv and Kharkiv as peace talks continue; energy crisis worsens with emergency outages.
Constitution Museum Turmoil As Leader Exits Before Anniversary
Turmoil at the National Constitution Center as president Jeffrey Rosen departs ahead of the 250th anniversary, with claims of political motives.
Junta-Backed Party Wins Landslide in Myanmar’s ‘Sham’ Election
Myanmar's military-backed USDP wins landslide in general election denounced as sham by rights groups and Western countries.
US Military Kills Two in Strike on Alleged Drug Boat in Pacific
US military kills two in strike on alleged drug boat in Pacific, part of campaign that has killed 178 since September; legal challenges mount.
Young Crescent Moon to Pass Venus and Jupiter in Night Sky
A young crescent moon will pass Venus and Jupiter in the western sky after sunset this week, offering a beautiful celestial sequence.
Liverpool Man, 28, Dies in Thailand Moped Crash
British man Liam Anelay, 28, died in a moped crash in Phuket, Thailand. Inquest hears car performed u-turn; driver stayed with him.
US Troops Return to Somalia to Bolster Fight Against al-Shabab
US redeploys 500 troops to Somalia to combat al-Shabab, reversing Trump's withdrawal amid rising attacks and coordination challenges.
Omid Djalili: Iranians will fight to the very end against this regime
British-Iranian comedian Omid Djalili discusses Iran's protest crackdown, the internet blackout, and the fight for freedom against the regime.
Foreign Families Flee Syrian Camp Housing IS Suspects, Sparking Security Fears
Foreign families of suspected IS fighters flee al-Hawl camp in Syria, raising security and humanitarian concerns as their whereabouts remain unknown.
Syrian Army Takes Control of Al-Hawl Camp After Kurdish Withdrawal
Syrian army takes over al-Hawl camp after Kurdish withdrawal, amid US transfers of IS detainees to Iraq and a fragile ceasefire.
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