Pope Leo XIV's Algerian Pilgrimage in Augustine's Footsteps
Pope Leo XIV visits Algeria, walking in St. Augustine's footsteps, promoting peace and Christian-Muslim dialogue on the first papal trip to the country.
Category : Global Education
China's Nostradamus predicts US defeat in Iran war
Professor Xueqin Jiang, 'China's Nostradamus', predicts the US will lose its war with Iran, citing fragile ceasefire and challenging terrain.
Indian state of Kerala to be renamed Keralam
Indian state Kerala to be officially renamed Keralam, aligning with Malayalam pronunciation; cabinet approves proposal amid broader decolonisation trend.
Ancient Submerged Town Resurfaces in Turkey After 2,400 Years
A 2,400-year-old town submerged under Dicle Dam Lake in Turkey reappears, with well-preserved mosques, schools and tombs offering archaeological insights.
Cuba's Power Crisis Deepens Amid US Sanctions and Infrastructure Decay
Cuba faces worsening power outages amid US oil blockade, with crumbling infrastructure and rising unrest.
Iranian Students Stage Fresh Protests Amid Grief Over January Crackdown Deaths
Iranian students protest anew at universities, citing grief over thousands killed in January crackdown, with clashes and arrests ongoing.
UN Warns of Escalating Congo Conflict with Heavy Weapons and Drones
UN warns eastern Congo conflict escalating with heavy weapons, drones, expanding to new provinces, risking regional conflagration.
Syrian massacre survivors await justice as investigation stalls
Relatives of those killed in March attacks on Alawite towns fear perpetrators remain at large, with investigation expected to take years.
Afghanistan Earthquake Death Toll Surpasses 1,400 as Taliban Seek International Aid
Afghanistan earthquake kills over 1,400; second quake hits. Taliban appeal for international aid as rescue efforts continue in remote areas.
Lebanon Digs for Survivors After Deadliest Day of Renewed Israel-Hezbollah War
Rescuers search rubble in Beirut after Israeli strikes kill 203, wound over 1,000 in deadliest day of renewed war with Hezbollah.
Health worker who defied family to become first girl in district to pass exams now running for offic
Naushaba Roonjho, a health worker in Pakistan, overcame family opposition to become a community leader and is now campaigning for political office.
Sudanese Cookbook Highlights Food Heritage Amid War and Ramadan
Omer Al Tijani's cookbook 'The Sudanese Kitchen' celebrates Sudan's diverse cuisine amid war, displacement, and the onset of Ramadan.
Israeli Airstrikes Kill 33 in Gaza, Escalating Post-Ceasefire Violence
Israeli airstrikes kill 33 in Gaza, including women and children, in major escalation post-ceasefire; Hamas denies provocation, Qatar condemns.
Parents of Piper James Visit K'gari for Farewell Ceremony Amid Dingo Cull
Parents of Piper James visit K'gari for a smoking ceremony amid a controversial dingo cull after her drowning.
Hiroshima atomic bomb survivor and historian Shigeaki Mori dies at 88
Shigeaki Mori, Hiroshima atomic bomb survivor who researched American POW deaths and was embraced by Barack Obama, dies at 88.
Decades of Undeclared War: The Long History of US-Iran Conflict
The US and Iran have been in an undeclared war since the 1980s, marked by hostage crises, shootdowns, proxy conflicts, and ongoing tensions.
Afghanistan Earthquake Death Toll Surpasses 1,400 as Second Quake Strikes
Afghanistan earthquake death toll surpasses 1,400 after second quake; Taliban appeal for international aid as rescue teams struggle.
Eid al-Fitr 2026: When Is It and Why the Date Changes
Learn about the expected dates for Eid al-Fitr 2026 and why the Islamic festival moves each year based on the lunar calendar.
Orbán doubles down on opposition to Ukraine EU membership as Zelenskyy insists on 2027 target
Viktor Orbán opposes Ukraine's 2027 EU accession target, claiming it would take money from Central Europe. Zelenskyy insists on the goal amid Hungarian election tensions.
Tehran Residents Return to Devastated City Amid Fragile Ceasefire
Tehran residents return to a bombed-out city amid a fragile ceasefire, facing ruined infrastructure, economic collapse, internet blackout, and heavy security.
Girl, 4, killed in Iran blast ahead of Strait of Hormuz drill
Explosion in Iranian port city Bandar Abbas kills girl, 4, injures 14, day before strategic Strait of Hormuz naval drill. Another blast in Ahvaz kills five.
Gaza Faces New Famine Threat as Israel Closes Crossings Amid Iran Conflict
Israel closes Gaza crossings amid Iran war, sparking fears of famine as food prices triple and supplies run low.
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol Jailed for 30 Years Over Drone Incursion
Yoon Suk Yeol sentenced to 30 years for abetting drone flights into North Korea, adding to life term for insurrection.
Syria Joins Anti-IS Coalition as US Envoy Hails New Chapter
Syria joins US-led anti-IS coalition; US envoy hails new chapter. Priorities include detainee transfer and camp repatriation.
Kimbanguist Church Offers Lessons for Troubled Congo
Simon Kimbangu's church, a nonviolent, independent movement, offers lessons for Congo facing eastern rebellion and leadership challenges.
Trump reimposes Iran blockade and renews Strait of Hormuz threat
Trump reimposes naval blockade on Iran, demands 20% tariff on Strait of Hormuz traffic, as US and Iran exchange heavy strikes.
Secret Afghan Women's Book Club Defies Taliban Ban on Education
Five Afghan women defy Taliban education ban by running a secret book club, reading Orwell and Maroufi to understand life and resist oppression.
South Sudan in Turmoil as Wave of Arrests Hits Former Officials
A wave of arrests of former officials in South Sudan, including a former finance minister, signals political turmoil amid economic crisis and armed rebellion.
Psychic Predicts US-Venezuela Conflict to 'Fizzle Out' by Mid-2026
Psychic Jill M. Jackson predicts the US-Venezuela conflict will ease by mid-2026, with broader wars persisting but a 'fizzle out' of the Caracas standoff.
Iceland to hold referendum on restarting EU membership talks in August
Iceland will vote on restarting EU membership talks on 29 August, amid divisions over fisheries and inspiration from Brexit debates.
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