Putin Rejects Zelenskyy Meeting Offer, Reaffirms Ukraine War Aims
Putin rejects Zelenskyy's offer to meet, reaffirms war aims including seizing Donbas, as Ukraine strikes St Petersburg oil terminal.
Category : Global Education
Maya History Rewritten: From Collapse to Survival
New research using advanced technology is rewriting Maya history, revealing a much larger population and shifting focus from collapse to survival.
Armed Police Storm Iranian Universities To Crush Protests
Armed police flood Iranian universities to crush student protests against Supreme Leader Khamenei, amid nuclear talks in Geneva.
Kurdish Forces Withdraw from IS Detention Camp in Syria
Kurdish-led SDF withdraws from al-Hawl IS detention camp in Syria as US ends support and Syrian government advances.
Iran Protest Death Toll Could Exceed 30,000, Doctors Report
Doctors in Iran report death toll from protests could exceed 30,000, with evidence of systematic concealment by authorities.
Guardian's Best Long Reads of 2025: From Kremlin Apologists to Rising Seas
The Guardian's top 20 long reads of 2025 cover diverse topics from Russian literature to rising sea levels, offering in-depth reporting and compelling narratives.
Global Winter Scenes Captured by BBC Readers
BBC readers share stunning winter scenes from around the world; next theme 'shelter' opens for submissions.
Eduardo Bolsonaro Sentenced to Four Years for Seeking US Interference in Father's Coup Trial
Brazil's supreme court sentences Eduardo Bolsonaro to four years for seeking US interference in his father's coup trial.
Gaza Fire Balloons Spark Renewed Israeli Air Strikes
Israel strikes Gaza after Palestinian militants launch incendiary balloons, straining a fragile ceasefire under new PM Naftali Bennett.
Syrian Army Takes Over Al-Hawl Camp Amid Chaos and Escape Attempts
Syrian army takes over al-Hawl camp as chaos erupts with riots, fires, and escape attempts by IS-linked detainees.
South Sudan on Brink of Full-Blown Civil War as Violence Surges
South Sudan faces renewed civil war risk as clashes kill 169, displace thousands, and threaten peace deal.
Danish boycott app tops charts after Trump Greenland threats
NonUSA app tops Danish App Store after Trump's Greenland threats, allowing users to scan barcodes to avoid American products.
Davos 2026: Trump Dominates as World Order Shifts
Trump dominates Davos 2026 as global order shifts, with Zelenskyy criticising Europe and trilateral talks planned.
El Fasher Declared Uninhabitable After 549-Day Siege
Sudan's El Fasher declared uninhabitable after 549-day RSF siege; 250,000 trapped with severe malnutrition and destroyed homes.
Iranian Protesters Call for Three-Day Strike Amid Confusion Over Morality Police
Iranian protesters call for three-day strike amid confusion over morality police shutdown; US says regime in 'vicious cycle'.
Europe Reels from Economic Fallout of US-Israeli Attack on Iran
Europe faces economic turmoil after US-Israeli attack on Iran, with soaring oil prices, inflation risks, and energy market uncertainty.
Trump’s Gaza plan rebuffs Israeli extremists but faces tests ahead
Trump's Gaza plan envisions unified Palestinian rule, rebuffing Israeli extremists. Short-term goals include Rafah opening, but success depends on Hamas disarmament.
Iran Protests Intensify as Supreme Leader Vows Crackdown
New protests in Iran as supreme leader vows crackdown; at least 51 killed, internet blackout continues.
Anne Frank Stepsister and Auschwitz Survivor Eva Schloss Dies Aged 96
Eva Schloss, Anne Frank's stepsister and Auschwitz survivor, dies aged 96; King Charles leads tributes.
Saudi Arabia Quietly Expands Alcohol Sales to Wealthy Foreign Residents
Saudi Arabia quietly expands alcohol sales to wealthy non-Muslim foreign residents in Riyadh, marking a major policy shift after a 73-year ban.
Khaleda Zia, First Female Bangladesh Prime Minister, Dies Aged 80
Khaleda Zia, first female Bangladesh PM and key rival of Sheikh Hasina, dies aged 80. Her death marks the end of a political era.
British Teen Among Final Victims of Swiss Ski Resort Fire
Charlotte Niddam, 15, educated in Hertfordshire, is missing after a deadly fire at a Swiss ski resort bar that killed 40 people.
Saudi Arabia Quietly Expands Alcohol Sales to Wealthy Foreign Residents
Saudi Arabia quietly expands alcohol sales to wealthy non-Muslim foreign residents in Riyadh, marking a major policy shift after a 73-year ban.
Bethlehem Lights Christmas Tree for First Time Since 2022 Amid Gaza Ceasefire
Bethlehem lights Christmas tree for first time since 2022 amid Gaza ceasefire, drawing thousands and sparking hope for peace.
Trump's Dubious Davos Claims Fact Checked
Fact-checking Donald Trump's Davos speech reveals several exaggerated and false claims about peace deals and windfarms.
Phil Ochs’s Cops of the World resonates again amid modern US policy
Phil Ochs's 1966 protest song Cops of the World is more relevant than ever, as letters discuss US imperialism, Trump's actions, and global politics.
US and Russia Align Behind Orbán in Hungary Election
US and Russia back Viktor Orbán in Hungary election, with Vance visit and alleged Russian interference raising questions about shared interests.
Gaza Residents Burn Plastic for Warmth as Davos Touts Peace
Gaza residents burn plastic for warmth amid cold, contrasting with Davos optimism. Fuel scarce, journalists killed, and aid insufficient.
Ebola Outbreak in DRC Drives Pregnant Women Away from Hospitals, Raising Maternal Death Fears
Pregnant women in DRC avoid hospitals due to Ebola fears, risking spike in maternal deaths as outbreak worsens.
Rojava's Feminist Revolution Faces Grave Danger
Rojava's feminist revolution in north-east Syria faces annihilation as government forces advance, threatening a decade of gender equality and democratic experimentation.
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