Israeli Airstrikes Kill 254 in Lebanon, Straining US-Iran Truce
Israeli airstrikes kill 254 in Lebanon, largest since war began, straining US-Iran ceasefire. Iran warns of withdrawal.
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Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson dies aged 84
Rev Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader and two-time presidential candidate, has died at 84. He championed racial equality and social justice for over 50 years.
Eid al-Fitr 2026: Dates and Global Observance Explained
Eid al-Fitr 2026 dates: Learn how the lunar calendar affects global observance and why the date varies each year.
Guatemala Lifts State of Emergency After Prison Hostage Crisis
Guatemala ends 30-day state of emergency after prison hostage crisis and killing of eight police officers by gangs.
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of former Libyan dictator, killed in Zintan
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of Muammar Gaddafi, shot dead at home in Zintan by masked assailants, officials confirm. Investigation underway.
Australian Women and Children Leave Syrian Camp in Bid to Return Home
Four Australian women and nine children leave Syrian detention camp, seeking to return home; government not assisting.
Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader, dies aged 84
Civil rights leader and former presidential candidate Jesse Jackson dies at 84, leaving legacy of racial justice and rainbow coalition.
Suicide Bomber Kills Seven at Wedding in Northwest Pakistan
Suicide bombing at a wedding in Pakistan's Dera Ismail Khan kills seven, injures 25. Attack targeted pro-government figure. No claim yet.
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson dies aged 84
Civil rights leader Rev Jesse Jackson, who ran for US president in 1988, dies aged 84 after long illness. He was a trailblazer for Black Americans.
Russian Nightly Barrage Kills at Least 15 in Ukraine
Russian drone and missile attacks kill at least 15 in Ukraine, hitting residential and energy sites. Zelenskyy urges more air defences.
January 2026 deadliest month on record for Mediterranean migrants
At least 606 migrants dead or missing in Mediterranean since start of 2026, marking deadliest start to a year in over a decade, UN says.
Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader and presidential candidate, dies aged 84
Civil rights leader and two-time Democratic presidential candidate Jesse Jackson dies at 84; he championed the 'rainbow coalition' and fought for racial equality.
Missing Aid Boats Safely Reach Cuba, US Confirms
Two missing aid boats carrying humanitarian supplies to Cuba have safely arrived, the US Coast Guard confirms, allaying fears for the nine people on board.
Syria ceasefire holds but civilians remain fearful
Syria's ceasefire largely holds on first full day; no civilian deaths reported, but sporadic attacks continue. Aid delivery awaits guarantees.
Eid al-Fitr Celebrations Begin for UK Muslims as Fasting Ends
UK Muslims celebrate Eid al-Fitr on March 20, with prayers in Birmingham and global messages of goodwill.
Taliban Pleads for International Aid as Afghanistan Earthquake Death Toll Surpasses 1,400
Death toll passes 1,400 after earthquakes in Afghanistan; Taliban appeals for international aid as rescue efforts hampered by terrain and weather.
Myanmar Leader Calls for Fresh Peace Talks with Armed Resistance Groups
Myanmar's President Min Aung Hlaing invites armed resistance groups to peace talks by July 31; opposition rejects offer as insincere.
Venezuelans Find Joy at Races Amid Political Crisis
Venezuelans find joy at a horse race amid political crisis, with fans and jockeys focusing on entertainment despite uncertainty.
India's Covid Lockdown Fuels Surge in Child Marriage and Labour
India's Covid-19 lockdown has increased child marriage and trafficking, with a 17% rise in distress calls and families pushed into poverty.
Japan Pays Singles to Use Dating Apps to Combat Birthrate Decline
Kochi prefecture offers up to 20,000 yen subsidy for dating apps to boost birthrates amid record population decline in Japan.
Global survey suggests Trump's policies boost China's influence
Global survey by ECFR finds most countries expect China's influence to grow while US ally status declines, with Europeans increasingly distant.
Iranian Doctors and Lawyers Targeted for Aiding Protesters
Iranian doctors and lawyers face regime reprisals for treating and representing protesters amid deadly crackdown. Trump mulls strike.
Ugandan Opposition Leader Bobi Wine Remains in Hiding as Feud with President's Son Intensifies
Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine remains in hiding after disputed election, trading threats with President Museveni's son and military chief.
Sudan landslide kills over 1,000 people, rebel group says
A landslide in western Sudan's Marra mountains has killed over 1,000 people, according to a rebel group. The village of Tarasin was destroyed.
UN warns women's rights progress stalling amid conflict and backlash
UN Women report warns women's rights progress stalling due to conflict, aid cuts, and backlash, despite gains in health and education.
US-Israel War on Iran Emits 5m Tonnes of CO2 in First 14 Days, Analysis Finds
Analysis finds US-Israel war on Iran emitted 5m tonnes CO2 in 14 days, more than 84 low-emitting countries combined, with buildings and fuel fires top sources.
Refugee Firefighters Battle Bushfires in Mauritania
Malian refugee volunteers in Mauritania's M’bera camp fight wildfires using axes and branches, risking snakes and heat to protect their host community.
Mozambique Villages Face Worsening Crisis as International Aid Cuts Bite
Mozambique's poorest villages struggle as international aid cuts deepen crisis, with community groups like ASMOG and VDOs stepping in to fill the gap.
At least 14 dead after migrant boat collides with Greek coast guard off Chios
At least 14 migrants died when their speedboat collided with a Greek coast guard vessel off Chios; search ongoing for missing.
Family Forced to Pay for Bullet That Killed Son During Iran Protests
An Iranian family says they were forced to pay for the bullet that killed their son during a protest crackdown.
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