Soweto Uprising 50 Years On: Survivors Recall the Day
Survivors of the 1976 Soweto uprising recount the protest against Afrikaans in schools, the violence that followed, and the lasting trauma of apartheid's brutal crackdown.
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Hidden Holocaust Songs Rediscovered in Sydney
A new book republishes Holocaust songs collected in 1945, revealing how music helped survivors endure and preserving the memory of those who perished.
Vozinha in Tears After Spain Draw, Mother Missed Due to Visa Cost
Cape Verde's 40-year-old goalkeeper Vozinha was named man of the match after a 0-0 draw against Spain, but his mother couldn't attend due to costly US visa requirements.
AFP Probes Gaza Flotilla Activist Abuse Claims
Australian Federal Police launch inquiries into allegations of abuse and sexual assault by Israeli authorities against Australian activists from the Global Sumud flotilla.
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Italian Police Shut Down Illicit Drug Trafficking Bank
Italian police dismantle an illicit bank used by drug traffickers as a global broker, seizing millions in assets and arresting key figures.
Stolen Moped Returned After 41 Years in Italy
A stolen moped was returned to its owner in Italy after 41 years, found by police during a routine check. The owner, now 76, was astonished.
Alabama Goose Cull Sparks Protests
Alabama's plan to cull thousands of geese to reduce pollution and safety hazards has ignited protests, with activists questioning the ethics and effectiveness of the mass killing.
Photos of the Day: Intercepted Oil Tanker and Frankenwrap
A gallery of striking images from around the world, including an intercepted oil tanker, a quirky 'frankenwrap' creation, and more.
Argentine activist Taty Almeida dies at 94
Taty Almeida, a leading human rights activist in Argentina who fought for justice for those disappeared during the dictatorship, has died at age 94.
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Settler Goods from Occupied Palestine Sold in Europe
An Israeli investigation reveals that products from settlements in occupied Palestine are being sold in European markets, raising legal and ethical concerns.
Cathedral Burns at Kyiv Pechersk Lavra After Russian Attack
A major Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv damaged the Dormition Cathedral at the Unesco-listed Kyiv Pechersk Lavra, also hitting residential buildings.
Global Leaders Finalise Historic Pandemic Treaty
World leaders, including Brazil's Lula, finalise a landmark pandemic treaty at WHO summit to strengthen global health security and response.
Court Upholds Ban on Palestine Action Group
The UK Court of Appeal has ruled that the government's ban on the Palestine Action group was lawful, dismissing an appeal against the proscription.
Indian outrage over US killing of sailors mounts as G7 meets
Anger grows in India after US forces mistakenly kill Indian sailors during a naval incident, overshadowing diplomatic talks at the G7 summit.
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UK Investment Fraud Losses Top £220m Amid AI Scams
Investment fraud in the UK led to losses of over £220 million last year, with scammers increasingly using AI to target victims, according to a new report.
Endurance Shipwreck at Risk from Global Heating
The wreck of Shackleton's Endurance, lying in Antarctic waters, faces threats from global heating, prompting calls for an underwater protected area to safeguard the historic site.
Peace Deal Ends Iran War but US and Israel Gain Little
After weeks of negotiations, Trump secures a peace deal with Iran ending the war. The agreement leaves Iran stronger, the US with less leverage, and Israel isolated.
1906 Wood-Boring Wasp Found in Coalpit
A rare wood-boring wasp specimen captured in a coal mine in 1906 has been rediscovered, offering insights into insect diversity and historical ecosystems.
Macron Hosts G7 in Évian, Hoping Trump Stays
French President Macron hosts G7 summit in Évian, aiming to keep Trump engaged amid wars in Ukraine, Gaza, and Iran, while addressing economic and trade tensions.
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Shark Expert Slams Tony Abbott's Cull Call as Uninformed
A shark behavior expert criticizes Tony Abbott's call for a shark cull after a Sydney attack, saying it lacks scientific basis. Drones may have prevented the incident.
Why Sedimentary Basins Amplify Earthquake Shaking
New research reveals Wellington's sedimentary basin is deeper than thought, explaining stronger-than-expected shaking from distant earthquakes and highlighting risks for cities on basins.
Distrust Fuels Global Health Outbreaks in 2026
Ebola, hantavirus, and diphtheria outbreaks in 2026 highlight how distrust in healthcare and misinformation hinder disease control efforts worldwide.
Lebanon's Heritage Destruction: War Crime Analysis
Lebanon's World Heritage sites are being destroyed in attacks. This article explores the deliberate targeting of cultural heritage as a war crime and its impact on communities.
Gao Zhen's Ordeal: A Painful History Repeats in China
The Guardian comments on artist Gao Zhen's renewed persecution, highlighting China's ongoing struggle with its painful history and suppression of free expression.
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DRC Ebola Outbreak Deadliest in History
The ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has become the most deadly in the country's history, with over 1,400 deaths reported.
Brazil Police Raid Fake World Cup Paintings
Brazilian police raided a workshop producing counterfeit paintings of World Cup stars. The forgeries were sold to collectors and tourists.
Jamaica Beach Access Crisis: Activists Fight 'Plantation Tourism'
Jamaican activists argue all-inclusive tourism model is 'plantation tourism' that privatizes beaches, denying locals access to ancestral coastal lands and resources.
Gaza Rubble Bodies May Never Be Identified: Red Cross
The Red Cross warns that thousands of people buried under rubble in Gaza may never be identified due to the scale of destruction and lack of forensic resources.
Australia faces lubricant shortage amid Middle East conflict
Base oil prices surge and supplies are disrupted due to the Middle East conflict, threatening engine oil for cars, agriculture, and industry in Australia.
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Protests in Albania Over Luxury Coastal Development
Thousands protest in Albania against a luxury development on the Adriatic coast, citing environmental concerns and lack of transparency.
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