Cuba's First Independent Magazine Founder's Ordeal
The founder of Cuba's first independent magazine reveals how launching the publication led to government harassment, surveillance, and ultimately forced exile.
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Man lands plane on Beijing skyscraper, had mental health issues
A Chinese man with mental health problems landed a small plane on a skyscraper in Beijing, authorities confirmed, prompting an investigation into security lapses.
AI Chip Boom Widens South Korea Wealth Gap
South Korea's AI chip boom fuels economic growth but deepens wealth inequality, with top 1% holding 23% of national wealth, report finds.
Rescued from collapsed Venezuela mall after 8 days
A 43-year-old security guard was pulled alive from a collapsed shopping centre in Venezuela eight days after twin earthquakes, sheltered by his cabin and a pocket of air.
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Chinese Woman Wins Landmark Sexual Harassment Case
A Chinese woman has won a landmark sexual harassment lawsuit in Beijing, setting a precedent for #MeToo in China and ordering the defendant to pay damages.
UK Zoo Owners Speak Out After Crocodile Attack on Toddler
The family owners of Johnsons of Old Hurst zoo have spoken out two weeks after a three-year-old boy was critically injured in a crocodile enclosure, praising staff and visitors for their swift response.
NZ Climate Bill May Breach International Commitments
New Zealand's bill to end climate lawsuits against companies may conflict with its support for the ICJ advisory opinion on state obligations to regulate private emissions.
Turtles Diving Through Cyclones Improve Forecasts
Deep-diving sea turtles equipped with sensors gather critical ocean temperature data inside tropical cyclones, revealing weaknesses in forecast models and improving storm intensity predictions.
Guardian View on Anti-Migrant Violence in South Africa
Xenophobic attacks in South Africa highlight failures in governance; anti-migrant politics cannot solve domestic issues like unemployment and inequality.
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Minority Women Less Likely to Get Epidurals in UK
Research reveals women from ethnic minority backgrounds in the UK are significantly less likely to receive epidural pain relief during childbirth, raising concerns about healthcare inequality.
South Africa's Shift from Progress to Anti-Immigrant Protests
South Africa, once a beacon of liberal progress, now faces anti-immigrant protests. The country's transformation highlights deep social and economic challenges.
Canadian boy dies of rabies after bat found on face
A seven-year-old Canadian boy has died from rabies after a bat was found on his face in his bedroom. He had no visible bite marks.
Cartoonist Killed for Sinaloa Cartel Humour
Cartoonist Ricardo Sánchez Bobadilla was killed in Mexico after drawing humour about the Sinaloa drug cartel. His death highlights the dangers journalists face.
Côte d'Ivoire Floods Kill 14 as Heavy Rains Batter West Africa
At least 14 people have died in Côte d'Ivoire after torrential rains caused widespread flooding in Abidjan and other regions, with authorities warning of further downpours.
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Papua Separatists Kill American Pilot in Plane Attack
Separatist rebels in Papua shot dead an American pilot and set his plane on fire, calling it a message to the US and Indonesia amid the long-running independence conflict.
Haiti Gangs Massacre 70 Civilians in Rural Village
At least 70 civilians were killed in a March 2025 massacre by the Gran Grif gang in Jean-Denis, Haiti, as gang violence spreads from Port-au-Prince to rural areas, displacing thousands.
Deep Sea, US 250th, Caning: Thursday Photos
Thursday's photos feature deep-sea exploration, US 250th anniversary preparations, and a caning in Singapore.
Hantavirus Ends: WHO Declares Emergency Over
The WHO has declared the global hantavirus outbreak over, citing a 99% drop in cases and no new infections in 60 days, ending a two-year health emergency.
Venezuelan Man Rescued Alive Eight Days After Quake
A Venezuelan man was pulled alive from a collapsed basement eight days after a devastating earthquake, defying survival odds.
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Ebola's wildlife origins key to preventing next outbreak
Understanding Ebola's wildlife origins is crucial to prevent future outbreaks, as current Bundibugyo virus outbreak in DRC exceeds 1,250 cases and 362 deaths.
Marilyn Stafford FotoReportage Award 2026 Winners
Johanna Alarcón wins the 2026 Marilyn Stafford FotoReportage Award for her project on Indigenous maternal healthcare in Ecuador, highlighting positive social impact.
Jaguar reintroduction project in Bolivia progresses
A pioneering project in Bolivia successfully releases captive-bred jaguars into the wild, aiming to restore the species in areas where it has been extinct for decades.
Mammal and Poultry Farming Surges 70% Since 1970
The number of mammals and poultry raised for food worldwide has soared by 70% since 1970, reaching over 30 billion animals annually, driven by rising demand for meat and dairy.
Orca Sightings Surge Along Northumberland Coast
Orca sightings off Northumberland's coast have increased dramatically, with 15 reported in 2026 so far, up from just 2 in 2020, according to local marine experts.
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Sorolla Painting Rescued for Its Frame in Seville
A valuable painting by Spanish artist Joaquín Sorolla was left on a Seville street and rescued by a man who liked its frame, leading to a theft alert before being returned.
Butterflies at the Tennis: A Winning Sight for Nature Lovers
Tennis courts become butterfly havens as rewilding efforts bring a flutter of biodiversity to the baseline, delighting players and spectators alike.
China ethnic unity law denounced as forced assimilation
China's new ethnic unity law takes effect, sparking criticism from rights groups who say it will erode rights of Uyghurs and Tibetans and allow Beijing to pursue dissidents abroad.
Ukraine War Casualties Exceed 2 Million: Study
A new study estimates over 2 million military casualties from Russia's invasion of Ukraine, with 600,000 killed and 1.4 million wounded on both sides.
TOI-2155b Tests Star-Brown Dwarf Boundary
At 80.6 Jupiter masses, TOI-2155b sits on the theoretical boundary between brown dwarfs and stars, challenging astronomers' understanding of stellar ignition.
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Albania EU Bid Threatened by Kushner Resort
Albania's EU accession prospects are jeopardized by a planned luxury resort development linked to Jared Kushner, prompting warnings from European officials.
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