Over 100 Islamic State Inmates Escape Syrian Jail Amid Clashes
Over 100 Islamic State inmates escape Syrian jail in Shaddadi amid clashes, raising concerns about camp security and British nationals held in Syria.
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Israeli Strikes Kill at Least 12 in Gaza, Officials Say
At least 12 Palestinians killed in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza, with officials blaming Hamas ceasefire violations.
RSF Drone Strike Kills 75 Worshippers in El Fasher Mosque
RSF drone strike kills 75 worshippers in El Fasher mosque, one of deadliest attacks in besieged Sudanese city.
María Corina Machado Vows Return to Venezuela, Rejects US-Backed Interim President
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado vows to return and rejects US-backed interim president Delcy Rodríguez, praising Trump for toppling Maduro.
US and Iran Exchange Strikes for Second Day as Ceasefire Teeters
US and Iran exchange strikes for second day after Trump vows to 'hit them hard again', as ceasefire appears close to collapse.
Pentagon Under Pressure Over Deadly Iran School Bombing as Investigation Nears Conclusion
Pentagon investigation into deadly US strike on Iranian school nears conclusion, but critics fear findings will be suppressed under classification.
UN Slavery Vote Energises African Union's Reparations Push
UN votes slavery 'gravest crime against humanity'; Africa welcomes move, but Western states abstain. Ghana's Mahama leads AU reparations push.
Mojtaba Khamenei Frontrunner for Iran's Next Supreme Leader
Mojtaba Khamenei, son of late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, is frontrunner to become Iran's next supreme leader, signalling hardline anti-Western stance.
Astronaut Katherine Bennell-Pegg Named Australian of the Year 2026
Katherine Bennell-Pegg, first Australian astronaut trained under Australian flag, named Australian of the Year 2026.
Experts Question Necessity of China's One-Child Policy
Experts question the necessity of China's one-child policy as birth rates fall and population declines, with lasting social and economic impacts.
'China's Nostradamus' predicts US defeat in Iran war after two forecasts come true
Professor Xueqin Jiang, known as 'China's Nostradamus', predicts US defeat in Iran war after two accurate forecasts, citing historical patterns and Iran's advantages.
Iran Executing Prisoners in Secret, Rights Groups Warn
Iran executes at least 24 prisoners since March, with families facing harassment and bodies withheld, rights groups report.
Islamic State Claims Niger Airport and Airbase Attack
Islamic State claims attack on Niamey airport and airbase, damaging planes; Niger junta says 20 attackers killed.
China's Birthrate Plunges to Record Low as Population Falls for Fourth Year
China's birthrate fell to a record low in 2025, with population declining for the fourth straight year amid high costs and ageing concerns.
China's Parliament Set to Approve Ethnic Unity Law This Week
China's NPC to approve ethnic unity law prioritising Mandarin over minority languages, alongside environmental code and five-year plan.
China Prioritises Tech and Growth as Global Stability Force at Annual Congress
China's annual Congress endorses five-year plan focusing on tech and growth, positioning the nation as a global stability force amid geopolitical tensions.
UK Aid Cuts Hit Africa and Climate Hard
UK aid cuts of 40% hit Africa and climate finance hard, with bilateral aid to Africa falling 56% by 2028/9 and climate finance dropping 15%.
Philippines ferry sinking: 18 dead, dozens missing
At least 18 dead after ferry with 350 onboard sinks in southern Philippines; 316 rescued, dozens missing.
UN Condemns Pakistani Airstrikes Killing Dozens in Afghanistan
UN condemns Pakistani airstrikes in Afghanistan that killed 36 civilians, as cross-border violence escalates between the two countries.
Ethiopia Landslide Death Toll Reaches 80, Three Days of Mourning Declared
At least 80 killed in Ethiopia landslides; three days of mourning declared as rescue efforts continue amid heavy rain.
Australia Observes National Day of Mourning for Bondi Attack Victims
Australia marks a national day of mourning for Bondi attack victims with lights, flags at half-mast, and a minute's silence.
Israeli Strikes Kill 29 in Gaza, Breaking Ceasefire
Israeli strikes kill at least 29 in Gaza, including children, breaking the fragile ceasefire and sparking international concern.
Three Merchant Ships Struck Near Strait of Hormuz Amid Rising Tensions
Three merchant ships struck near Strait of Hormuz as tensions rise; US destroys 16 Iranian mine-laying vessels.
IS Fighters Could Break Free Amid Trump Aid Cuts, Terrorism Expert Warns
Former MI6 counter-terrorism director warns IS fighters could break free from Syrian camps after Trump suspends USAid funding, causing security gaps.
Hollywood Stars Granted Guinean Citizenship After DNA Test Reveals Ancestry
Hollywood actors Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors granted Guinean citizenship after DNA test traces ancestry to West African nation.
British Family Stranded in Dubai After Foreign Office Evacuation Errors
British family stranded in Dubai after Foreign Office errors prevented them boarding evacuation flight from Oman, despite holding UK passports.
Volunteers Recover 1500 Soldiers' Bodies in Ukraine
Ukrainian volunteer group Black Tulip recovers over 600 soldier bodies, with up to 1,500 still missing, relying on donations and facing dangers.
Trump Administration Pushes for Greater Control Over Greenland Amid Arctic Strategy Concerns
Trump administration secretly pushes for greater control over Greenland through military expansion and investment interference, sparking concerns among Greenlandic and Danish officials.
King Charles Urges US-UK Unity in Historic Congress Address
King Charles addresses US Congress urging US-UK unity amid strained relations; MPs vote on PM sleaze inquiry; Kenyan runs sub-two-hour marathon.
Roma Veterans Struggle For Compensation In Ukraine
Roma soldiers in Ukraine face barriers to compensation and recognition due to lack of documents and language issues, despite serving bravely in the war.
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