Residential School Survivors Battle to Save Testimonies from Destruction
Indigenous survivors in Canada fight to prevent destruction of residential school abuse testimonies by September 2027 deadline.
Category : Global Education
US Rescues Second Crew Member of Downed F-15E Fighter Jet from Iran
US commandos rescue second crew member of downed F-15E from Iran; Trump threatens bombing if Strait of Hormuz not reopened.
Belgian Court Orders Trial of Ex-Diplomat, 93, Over Lumumba Murder
Brussels court orders trial of 93-year-old ex-diplomat Étienne Davignon for alleged war crimes in 1961 murder of Congo PM Patrice Lumumba.
The Traitors Introduces Secret Traitor Twist for New Series
The Traitors returns with a Secret Traitor twist, where a fourth Traitor is hidden from players and viewers, adding a new layer of deception.
Scam Centres Double On Thai Myanmar Border Since 2021
Number of scam centres on Thai-Myanmar border doubles since 2021, holding up to 100,000 trafficked people, research reveals.
Route 66 at 100: A Journey Through Kitsch, History and Hope
Route 66 turns 100, celebrating its legacy as a symbol of American freedom, kitsch and cultural history from Chicago to Santa Monica.
Bolivia Plane Crash Kills 20, Scatters Banknotes
At least 20 killed, 28 injured as Bolivian military cargo plane carrying banknotes crashes near La Paz, scattering bills and prompting police dispersal.
Iran Threatens Crackdown as Women Footballers Face Persecution
Five Iranian women footballers seek asylum in Australia after facing threats for not singing national anthem, amid fears for safety if they return to Iran.
Uruguay's Nazi Eagle Dilemma: Salvaged WWII Sculpture Sparks Debate
Uruguay debates the fate of a Nazi eagle salvaged from the Admiral Graf Spee, with proposals ranging from museum display to melting it down.
Iranian Mother Pleads After Airstrike Leaves Daughter in Coma
Mother of four-year-old Iranian girl in coma after US-Israeli airstrike appeals to Trump and Netanyahu.
Minab School Bombing: How the Worst Mass Casualty Event of the Iran War Unfolded
A missile strike on a girls' school in Minab, Iran killed up to 168, mostly children, during US-Israeli bombing. The Guardian verified the attack using footage and satellite imagery.
The Great Moose Migration: Inside Sweden's Slow TV Sensation
Behind the scenes of Sweden's slow TV hit The Great Moose Migration, where millions watch moose cross a river despite rare sightings.
American Journalist Kidnapped in Baghdad by Armed Group
American journalist Shelly Kittleson kidnapped in Baghdad by suspected Iranian-backed militia; US working for release.
1926 Irish Census Reveals Diverse Cosmopolitan Early State
1926 Irish census released online reveals immigrants, tourists, and hidden family secrets, challenging perceptions of a monocultural early state.
British Companies Profited From Slavery In Brazil Post Abolition
Historian Joseph Mulhern reveals how British companies profited from slavery in Brazil decades after abolition, with cases of illegal enslavement and complicity.
Southern US accent voted sexiest in America, Italian tops European list
Southern US accent voted sexiest in America, Italian tops European list in Babbel poll of 2,000 adults.
Grenada Launches Digital Archive of Enslaved Africans
Grenada's Depths of Paradise archive documents enslaved Africans and British plantation owners, created by Stephen Lewis and backed by the Trevelyan family.
BBC Documentary Explores US-China Superpower Rivalry
BBC Two documentary examines the escalating US-China superpower clash, covering trade wars, nuclear pacts, and tech manipulation with insights from Boris Johnson and Nancy Pelosi.
How Orwell’s 1984 Predicted Today’s Global Power Struggles
George Orwell’s 1984 remains a prophetic guide to modern power struggles, from surveillance to propaganda and strongman leaders.
American Woman in Manchester Lists Four 'Rude' British Phrases That Confuse Her
American woman in Manchester lists four British words with different meanings, causing confusion and embarrassment.
British Expat in Australia Laments Social Isolation and High Travel Costs
British expat in Australia criticises social insularity, high travel costs, and isolation, despite good salary and weather.
Pope Leo Condemns War in Forceful Palm Sunday Address
Pope Leo condemns war in forceful Palm Sunday address, rejecting prayers of leaders with 'hands full of blood' amid Iran conflict.
American Left Baffled by British Meaning of Word 'Goon'
An American is confused by the British meaning of 'goon', which differs from the US definition of a thug. Brits explain it often means a fool, influenced by The Goon Show.
Mother's Anguish Over Son's Execution in Saudi Arabia
Mother of executed Egyptian man speaks out against Saudi Arabia's surge in capital punishment under Mohammed bin Salman.
Countries with Rigid Masculinity Norms Report Lower Happiness, Study Finds
Study finds countries with rigid masculinity norms have lower happiness, linking precarious manhood beliefs to reduced well-being and economic output.
'Flabbergasted' Among Top 20 Classic British Phrases Brits Want to Revive
Poll reveals classic British words like flabbergasted and chuffed that Brits want to revive in conversation, with 81% supporting a comeback.
UK Aid Spending Hits Two-Decade Low, Sparking Concern
UK foreign aid spending falls to lowest since 2008, with cuts to 0.43% of national income sparking concern from humanitarian experts.
UK Cuts Aid to Africa by £900m, Shifts Focus to Defence
UK cuts bilateral aid to Africa by £900m, a 56% reduction, to fund defence spending. Critics warn of severe impact on poorest countries.
Frantic Race to Save Gaza's Ancient Treasures from Israeli Bombs
Gaza's top archaeologist recounts the frantic evacuation of ancient treasures from a tower targeted by Israeli bombs, saving 70% of artefacts before the building was destroyed.
Ai Weiwei Returns to China After 10-Year Exile
Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei returns to China after 10-year exile, describing the visit as emotionally significant and 'smooth'.
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