Ancient Tablet with Chilling Death Warning Unearthed in Turkey
A 3,300-year-old Hittite tablet with a death warning has been discovered in Turkey, revealing ancient contract enforcement practices.
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Africa’s Reparative Justice Drive Gains Momentum with Arts Focus
Africa’s push for reparative justice gains momentum with arts focus at Nairobi festival, as AU adopts motion on colonial crimes.
Ancient Teeth Reveal Early Human Interbreeding with Homo Erectus
Ancient teeth reveal Homo erectus interbred with Denisovans, passing genes to modern humans, study finds.
Dubai's Influencer Dream Crumbles Amid War Exposure
Dubai's influencer dream crumbles as war exposes the city's reliance on borrowed luxury and oppressed labour, sparking ridicule abroad.
Gates Foundation Defends Health Funding As Aid Cuts Bite
Gates Foundation narrows priorities to health and poverty, defends funding amid global aid cuts, and hopes US returns to supporting global health.
Beijing Demands Probe After Chinese Researcher Dies in US
Beijing demands investigation after Chinese researcher Danhao Wang dies at University of Michigan, reportedly after hostile US questioning.
Roman Artefact Found in Mexico Fuels Pre-Columbian Discovery Debate
A Roman terracotta head found in a pre-Hispanic Mexican burial site sparks debate over whether Romans reached the Americas before Columbus.
Aid Cuts Could Reverse Gains in Reducing Maternal Deaths, WHO Warns
UN warns aid cuts could reverse progress on maternal deaths, with pandemic-like effects, especially in conflict zones.
Body of Missing Brit Joshua Kershaw Found in Thailand
Missing Brit Joshua Kershaw found dead in Bangkok hotel room a week after arrival; family heartbroken.
Mexico's Bird Vendors Make Annual Pilgrimage to Basilica of Guadalupe
Bird vendors from across Mexico make an annual pilgrimage to the Basilica of Guadalupe on Palm Sunday, carrying decorated cages.
Pope Leo XIV Celebrates First Easter Vigil, Urges Peace in War-Torn World
Pope Leo XIV's first Easter vigil calls for peace amid wars in Iran and Ukraine, baptises 10 adults, and restores Holy Week traditions.
Baba Vanga 'prophecies' debunked as online disinformation tool
Experts debunk Baba Vanga's supposed 2026 predictions, saying they are fabricated to spread pro-Russian disinformation and conspiracy theories.
Why St. Patrick's Day Changed From Blue to Green
St. Patrick's Day was originally associated with blue, not green. The shift occurred due to Irish nationalism and immigration, with green becoming dominant after the 1798 rebellion.
Mahmood Mamdani's Revisionist View of Idi Amin
Mahmood Mamdani's book 'Slow Poison' offers a revisionist view of Idi Amin, challenging media preconceptions and presenting the dictator as an anti-colonial moderniser.
Two Aid Boats to Cuba Missing, Mexico Navy Searching
Mexico's navy searches for two missing aid boats bound for Cuba with nine crew members on board.
Striped Rock Now UK's Oldest Cave Art After 1928 Dismissal
Striped rock in Welsh cave, dismissed as natural in 1928, reclassified as UK's oldest cave art at 17,100 years old.
Rescued Thai Sailors Return Home After Strait of Hormuz Attack, Three Still Missing
Twenty rescued Thai sailors return home after their cargo ship was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz; three crew members remain missing.
US Orders Non-Essential Staff to Leave Iraq Amid Iran Tensions
US orders non-essential staff to leave Iraq amid escalating Iran tensions, as Revolutionary Guards warn of confrontation.
Artificial Eggshell Breakthrough Brings Moa Revival Closer, Say Scientists
Colossal Biosciences hatches chicks from 3D-printed eggshell, aiming to revive extinct giant moa, but scientists question the achievement.
Polling 'Nostradamus' Lichtman clashes with pundit after election prediction fails
Allan Lichtman, who predicted nine of ten US elections, clashed with Cenk Uygur after his 2024 prediction failed.
Flotilla Carrying Aid for Gaza Sets Sail from Spain
Over 70 boats carrying aid for Gaza set sail from Barcelona, aiming to draw attention to the humanitarian crisis in the Palestinian territory.
The 120-Year Mystery of T. Rex's Tiny Arms: Why Did They Evolve?
The 120-year mystery of T. rex's tiny arms: why did they evolve? Discovered in 1902, their purpose remains unknown.
Kataib Hezbollah Releases US Journalist Shelly Kittleson After Iraq Kidnapping
American journalist Shelly Kittleson, kidnapped in Baghdad, has been freed by the Iran-backed militia Kataib Hezbollah, which cited appreciation for Iraq
How the US-Israeli War on Iran Created a Massive Global Airspace Gap
The conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran has led to a significant disruption in global airspace, affecting flights and safety protocols worldwide.
US-Israeli Strikes on Iran's Nuclear Sites Could Backfire, Experts Warn
Proliferation experts caution that recent US-Israeli attacks on Iran
UN Expresses Deep Disturbance Over Child Deaths in Iran School Bombing
UN experts are deeply disturbed by the deaths of children in the Middle East conflict, including a bombing at a girls
Ukrainian Troops Execute Daring 7.5-Mile Drone Rescue of Cat and Dog from Front Line
Ukrainian soldiers from the 14th Separate Mechanized Brigade conducted a perilous drone mission to evacuate a cat and dog stranded on the front line, flying them over seven miles to safety.
Ukraine's Winter Crisis Deepens Amid Russian Strikes on Energy Grid
Kyiv faces severe heating and power outages, with 4,000 buildings lacking heat and 60% without electricity, as Russian assaults on energy infrastructure intensify during harsh winter conditions.
British Teen Missing in Romania's Bucegi Mountains Near Dracula's Castle
Search continues for George Smyth, 18, missing in Transylvania
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