Israeli Airstrikes Turn Lebanese Towns into Ghost Towns, Death Toll Mounts
Israeli airstrikes kill hundreds in Lebanon, wiping out families and emptying towns at a pace faster than any previous war in the country.
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CNN’s Pleitgen on Being Sole Western TV Reporter in Iran: ‘Big Responsibility’
CNN’s Frederik Pleitgen on being the only Western TV reporter in Iran during the war, facing criticism and restrictions but emphasising the importance of being on the ground.
Over 160 Killed in Attacks on Two Nigerian Villages
Gunmen killed over 160 in two Kwara state villages, with jihadists demanding sharia law. Amnesty International reports 170+ dead, criticises security failures.
Myanmar reduces Aung San Suu Kyi's sentence in mass amnesty, lawyer says
Myanmar reduces Aung San Suu Kyi's prison sentence by 4.5 years as part of a New Year's amnesty freeing 4,500 prisoners.
Global Anti-Corruption Efforts at Risk as US Weakens Safeguards, Report Warns
Transparency International report shows global corruption stagnation; US weakens safeguards under Trump, prompting calls for international leadership.
Myanmar junta chief Min Aung Hlaing appointed president after sham election
Myanmar junta chief Min Aung Hlaing appointed president after sham elections, amid ongoing civil war and genocide accusations.
Ancient Shipwrecks Discovered in Bay of Gibraltar by Archaeologists
Spanish archaeologists document over 30 ancient shipwrecks in the Bay of Gibraltar, spanning from the 5th century BC to WWII.
U-Haul truck drives through Los Angeles march supporting Iranian people
Police detain driver after U-Haul truck drives through Los Angeles march supporting Iranian people; one person injured, no serious harm.
Relief as first Irish flight from Dubai since Middle East crisis touches down
First flight from Dubai lands at Dublin Airport amid Middle East crisis, with emotional reunions and passengers recounting missile alarms and explosions.
At least 30 killed in stampede at Haiti's Laferriere Citadel
At least 30 killed in stampede at Haiti's Laferriere Citadel during annual celebration, authorities say toll may rise.
Video Contradicts Israeli Military’s Account of West Bank Shooting That Killed Baby
Video evidence contradicts Israeli military's claim that a car was accelerating when troops shot and killed a seven-month-old Palestinian baby in the West Bank.
War and Displacement Mar Eid al-Fitr in Lebanon
War and displacement mar Eid al-Fitr in Lebanon as over 1 million displaced, with many spending the holiday in shelters, lacking joy and stability.
French UN aid worker among three killed in drone strike in Goma, M23 rebels say
French UN aid worker among three killed in drone attack in Goma, DRC. M23 rebels blame government; no comment from Kinshasa.
Parents of Piper James Visit K'gari for Farewell as Dingo Cull Continues
Parents of Piper James visit K'gari for smoking ceremony as dingo cull continues, with eight euthanised and one outstanding.
Sudan peace plan offers credible path to break cycle of violence
Former Sudanese PM Abdalla Hamdok outlines a credible Quad-backed peace plan to end the civil war and restore civilian governance.
British Tourist Among 20 Charged in Dubai for Filming Iranian Missile Strikes
British tourist charged in Dubai under UAE cybercrime law for filming Iranian missile strikes; 20 others face similar charges.
Two dead as student boats capsize near US base site in Japan
Two people including a 17-year-old student died after boats carrying students capsized near a US base construction site in Okinawa, Japan.
Trump claims Putin agreed to week-long halt on Ukraine energy strikes as six killed in Russian attac
Trump claims Putin agreed to pause strikes on Ukraine energy grid, as six killed in Russian attacks. Zelenskyy and Merz react.
Global Reactions Mixed as US and Iran Sign Preliminary Agreement
US-Iran MOU opens Strait of Hormuz for nuclear talks; Israel furious, G7 relieved, Pakistan mediates.
EU Citizens Demand Stronger, More Unified Leadership, Poll Shows
Eurobarometer poll shows 90% of EU citizens want more unified leadership amid security, climate, and economic challenges.
Bandits Abduct Dozens After Inviting Villagers to Peace Talks in Nigeria
Armed bandits in north-west Nigeria abducted 39 villagers they invited to discuss peace negotiations, highlighting worsening security in Zamfara.
Projectile Strikes Grounds of Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Plant, No Radiation Leak Reported
Projectile strikes near Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant; no radiation leak or casualties reported. Russia and Iran confirm incident, IAEA notified.
Historic Week: German Unity, Iraq Retrospective and Mafia Mozzarella
A look back at East Germany's vote for reunification, the Iraq war's 'march of folly', and a mafia-linked mozzarella scandal.
Gabon's Ex-PM Arrested by Junta Over Debt Allegations
Gabon's ex-PM Alain-Claude Bilie-By-Nze arrested by junta over 2008 debt of $8,999. Party calls arrest arbitrary.
Jürgen Habermas, German philosopher and sociologist, dies aged 96
Jürgen Habermas, influential German philosopher and sociologist, has died at 96. Known for theory of political consensus, he shaped postwar intellectual discourse.
Israel's 'Gaza model' for Lebanon prompts genocide red flag alert
Genocide prevention group issues red flag alert as Israeli officials call for Gaza-style destruction in Lebanon, with airstrikes killing nearly 1,000 and ground invasion launched.
Brits in Dubai Divided Over Iran Missile Threat Amid PR Push
Some British expats in Dubai insist it's business as usual after Iranian missile strikes, while UK media and politicians question the 'Dubai dream.'
Young men in US now more likely than women to say religion is important, Gallup finds
Gallup survey shows 42% of US men aged 18-29 say religion is very important, up from 28% two years earlier, while young women remain at 30%.
Mass Evacuation Ordered After Kanlaon Volcano Eruption
Nearly 87,000 people ordered to evacuate after Mount Kanlaon's strongest eruption in years, with a 10km danger zone imposed.
British Hiker Killed in Nepal Bus Crash; Family Pays Tribute
British hiker Dominic Ethan Stewart, 23, among 19 killed in Nepal bus crash. Family says he was 'very loving and caring'.
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