Zelensky Calls For Energy Ceasefire As Russia Ukraine War Intensifies
Russia launches massive drone and missile attack on Ukraine as peace talks continue, causing widespread power outages and casualties.
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Israeli-US Operation Kills Iran's Supreme Leader in 60-Second Strike
Israel and US assassinate Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in a 60-second strike, killing dozens of senior officials, but experts warn of strategic risks.
Gaza's Ruins: Two-Year Assault Devastation Revealed
Two-year Israeli assault on Gaza kills over 67,000, mostly civilians, and devastates 78% of buildings, displacing 95% of the population.
Five EU leaders seek urgent solution for drifting Russian tanker to avoid environmental catastrophe
Five EU leaders seek urgent solution for drifting Russian tanker Arctic Metagaz, warning of environmental disaster risk in Mediterranean.
At Least 30 Killed in Crush at Historic Haitian Fortress
At least 30 killed, many young, in a crush at Haiti's Citadelle Henry fortress; dozens injured or missing.
Kim Jong-un's 'Pleasure Squad': Defector Exposes Family Tradition of Selecting Virgins
Defector Yeonmi Park reveals Kim Jong-un annually selects 25 virgins for his 'Pleasure Squad', a tradition started by his father Kim Jong-il.
Four Dead as Kenyan Security Forces Fire on Raila Odinga Mourners
Four killed as Kenyan forces fire on crowds mourning opposition leader Raila Odinga in Nairobi.
Swiss Bar Fire: Parents Search for Missing Children
Families search for missing children after a fire at Le Constellation bar in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, kills around 40 and injures many.
British Woman Among Five Tourists Killed in Chile Blizzard
British woman among five tourists killed in blizzard at Torres del Paine reserve in Chile; four rescued alive.
Russian Strike Pollutes River, Cutting Water to Thousands in Moldova
Russian strike on Ukrainian hydro plant pollutes Dniester River, cutting water to thousands in Moldova, including Balti.
Kyiv Mothers Struggle for Warmth and Food Amid Power Outages
In Kyiv, a mother struggles to keep her children warm and fed amid severe power outages and freezing temperatures caused by Russian attacks.
Ukraine's Resilience Four Years After Russian Invasion
Four years into Russia's invasion, Ukraine remains resilient with modest counterattacks, minimal Russian gains, and ongoing humanitarian challenges.
Celebration and Grief: Iran Reacts to Khamenei's Death
Iran sees contrasting reactions to Khamenei's death: mourning in some areas, celebrations in others, reflecting divisions after January crackdown.
‘Ghost City’ Awaiting Gaza Returnees After Ceasefire
Gaza residents return to find their homes destroyed after a ceasefire, describing a ghost city and a landscape flattened by war.
Kyiv's Cold Crisis: Russia's Energy War Leaves Thousands Freezing
Russia's energy war leaves thousands in Kyiv without heating amid bitter winter, forcing residents to rely on shelters and desperate home hacks.
Sámi DJ Collective Champions Indigenous Pride Through Music in Scandinavia
Sámi DJ collective Article 3 blends traditional joik with beats, championing Indigenous pride and creating safe club spaces in Scandinavia.
Australian Indigenous languages fight for survival amid resurgence efforts
Less than half of Australia's 250 Indigenous languages remain in use; efforts to preserve and revive them are growing, with benefits for mental health and cultural heritage.
British actress shocked by German sauna nudity rule
British actress Livi shares culture shocks after moving to Germany, including mandatory nudity in saunas, cigarette vending machines, and Autobahn speeds.
Birth Certificates Bring Hope To Bangladesh Brothel Children
All 400 children in Bangladesh's Daulatdia brothel village receive birth certificates, granting them rights to education, passports, and voting for the first time.
Power Without a Throne: How Khalifa Haftar Controls Libya
Khalifa Haftar controls Libya's oil, migration routes and foreign bases, exposing the failure of post-Gaddafi intervention.
Thousands March in Argentina to Mark 50 Years Since 1976 Coup
Thousands march in Buenos Aires to mark 50 years since Argentina's 1976 coup, demanding memory, truth and justice amid political tensions.
War Casts Shadow Over Iranian Nowruz Celebrations
Iranians celebrate Nowruz amid ongoing war tensions, with some determined to preserve traditions despite airstrikes and economic hardship.
Antarctic Chefs Serve Up Comfort Food in Frozen Wilderness
Chefs in Antarctica serve warm meals and comfort food to boost morale in extreme isolation, facing challenges like cold temperatures and limited supplies.
Urdu Resurfaced In My Sleep: A Language Rediscovered
A writer rediscovers her mother tongue Urdu during a visit to Pakistan, finding it alive beneath years of English fluency.
Argentina's 50-Year Wait: Families Bury Loved Ones from 1976 Coup
Fifty years after Argentina's 1976 coup, families find closure as remains of disappeared victims are identified at La Perla camp.
Civilians Bear Brunt of US-Israel Campaign in Iran
Nearly a month into US-Israel strikes on Iran, 1,500 dead, homes destroyed, ancient sites damaged, civilians suffer most.
Kim Jong Un Likely to Name Teenage Daughter as Successor, South Korea Believes
South Korea's spy agency believes Kim Jong-un is close to naming his teenage daughter, Kim Ju-ae, as North Korea's future leader, citing her growing public appearances and a shift in her status to 'successor-designate'.
Satellite Images Reveal Destruction in Iran and US Bases Amid Conflict
Satellite images show destruction from US-Israeli campaign in Iran, including ships ablaze and damaged bases in Bahrain and UAE.
Trump Denies Pushing Obamacare Subsidy Extension as Premiums Set to Soar
Trump denies pushing two-year Obamacare subsidy extension as premiums set to soar if Covid-era subsidies expire at year-end.
Australia's Support for US-Israel Strikes on Iran Raises Legal Questions
International law experts criticise Australia for backing US-Israel strikes on Iran, calling it illegal and damaging to the rules-based order.
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