Hamas Uses Armed Crackdown to Reassert Control in Gaza Amid Power Vacuum
Hamas uses weapons and violence to reassert control in Gaza amid a power vacuum, with tacit US support but threats of disarmament.
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Pope Leo XIV Announces 2026 Travel Plans with Visits to Six Countries
Pope Leo XIV announces 2026 travel plans to Monaco, Spain, and four African nations, marking one of the busiest papal itineraries in years.
Israeli Military Accepts Gaza Death Toll of 71,000 Palestinians for First Time
Israeli military accepts Gaza health ministry's death toll of 71,667 Palestinians for first time, amid ceasefire and hostage developments.
Reviving Lesotho's Endangered Siphuthi Language
Linguist Ghil'ad Zuckermann is working to revive Lesotho's endangered Siphuthi language, highlighting benefits for indigenous communities.
Sudanese Duos 900 Mile UK Walk Raises 90k For Schools
Two Sudanese men walked 900 miles across UK, raising £90k for schools in Sudan, and were surprised by the kindness they received.
Global New Year's Eve Celebrations: Who Rings in 2026 First?
Global New Year's Eve celebrations: Australia, US, China, and more ring in 2026 with fireworks, political events, and traditions.
Couple Caned 140 Times Under Aceh's Sharia Law
Couple caned 140 times in Indonesia's Aceh province for sex outside marriage and drinking alcohol under sharia law.
Nigeria Becomes First African Nation to Store History in Arctic Vault
Nigeria becomes first African nation to store cultural and historical records in the Arctic World Archive in Svalbard, preserving them for up to 2,000 years.
UNHCR Ambassador Warns of Lebanon's Fragile Safety in War
UNHCR ambassador Theo James warns of Lebanon's fragile safety as over a million are displaced by conflict, calling for global action.
Indian Temple Makes Cow Urine Mandatory for Visitors
Gangotri temple in India makes cow urine consumption mandatory for visitors to keep out non-believers, sparking controversy.
Iranian Elite Accused of Hypocrisy Over Children Living in West
Iranian elites accused of hypocrisy for sending children to West while enforcing repression at home, with examples including Ali Larijani and others.
France Not Doomed to Far-Right Rule in 2027, Despite Polls
Despite polls suggesting a far-right victory in 2027, France is not doomed, as elections often defy predictions and polls overestimate RN support.
Dubai Residents Trapped as Iranian Missiles Strike Luxury City
Iranian missiles and drones strike Dubai, killing three and injuring dozens, shattering the city's image as a safe haven.
Power Restored to 270,000 in Kyiv After Russian Overnight Attack
Russia attacked Ukraine's energy sector with over 450 drones and 30 missiles, leaving Kyiv residents without power. Power restored to 270,000 consumers.
Leaked Photos Reveal Hundreds Killed in Iran Crackdown
Leaked photos from a Tehran mortuary show hundreds killed in Iran's protest crackdown, with victims as young as 12 and many unidentified.
Year of the Horse 2026: Lunar New Year Symbolism and Festivities
Lunar New Year 2026 marks the Year of the Horse, celebrated with festivities, symbolism, and traditions across Asia and diaspora communities.
Kharkiv's Underground Theatre Offers Children Escape from War Horrors
Kharkiv's underground opera and ballet theatre offers children a temporary escape from the horrors of war with performances held during air raid warnings.
Fragile Middle East Ceasefire Threatens to Unravel as Israel Assaults Lebanon and Iran Blocks Oil Ta
Middle East ceasefire under strain as Israel bombs Lebanon, Iran blocks oil tankers, and both sides dispute terms.
Two dead and 38 injured after tram derails in Milan
Two dead and 38 injured after a tram derails and crashes into a building in Milan, Italy.
Iran Protests: Doctors Report 30,000 Deaths and Mass Burials
Doctors in Iran report over 30,000 protest deaths, with mass burials and bodies disappearing from morgues amid a state crackdown.
Sudan Drone Strike Kills 17 Including Schoolgirls in Village
Drone strike on school and health centre in Sudan kills 17, mostly schoolgirls, amid ongoing civil war.
Two British far-right activists arrested in France over Channel protests
Two British far-right activists arrested in France for allegedly inciting hatred during Channel protests near Calais.
Israel Destroys Entire Lebanese Villages, Raising Domicide Concerns
Israel demolishes entire Lebanese villages, raising domicide fears as rights groups warn of war crimes and long-term displacement.
Pope Leo XIV Makes Historic First Visit to Algeria, Highlighting Africa’s Growing Role in Catholicis
Pope Leo XIV begins historic 11-day African tour in Algeria, highlighting continent's growing Catholic population and interfaith dialogue.
Services resume at Syrian camp housing IS families after government takeover
Basic services resume at al-Hol camp in Syria after government takeover, but shortages and education gaps persist for IS-linked families.
Australian Troops Play Cricket and Football with Afghan Evacuees in Heartwarming Scenes
Australian soldiers play cricket and football with Afghan children evacuated from Kabul, offering a moment of joy amid the Taliban takeover.
Cardiff Traders Fear Olympic Road Closures Will Hit Trade
Cardiff business leaders fear Olympic road closures will deter shoppers and harm trade, despite council optimism about visitor numbers.
Iran's Future Uncertain After Khamenei's Death
Iran faces uncertain future after Khamenei's death in US-Israeli strike, with protests, IRGC power, and risk of civil war.
FCDO Issues Travel Advice for Cyprus, Turkey and Egypt Amid Middle East Conflict
FCDO updates travel advice for Cyprus, Turkey and Egypt amid Middle East conflict, with warnings on terrorism and regional tensions.
Boris Johnson's Next Move: Millions or a Comeback?
Boris Johnson steps down as PM, plans next move: writing, speaking, possibly a comeback. He may earn millions from memoirs and speeches.
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