War & Geopolitics
Guinea’s President Dismisses 173 Soldiers, Including Coup Ally
Guinea’s president has dismissed 173 soldiers, including an ally from a previous coup, for desertion. According to BBC News, the…
German airport worker dies of malaria after mosquito arrives on plane
A German airport worker has died of malaria after a mosquito carrying the disease arrived on a plane, according to…
Hospital denies door was locked in fire that killed 14 babies
A devastating fire at a Pakistan hospital killed 14 babies, with witnesses claiming a locked door prevented escape—a claim the…
Congo Ebola Outbreak Faces Funding, Misinformation Challenges
Congo’s Ebola outbreak, described as the fastest-growing on record, is in danger of becoming the worst in history. The containment…
National lottery faces scrutiny over new CEO’s gambling ties
The UK’s National Lottery is under scrutiny after appointing an interim CEO with a controversial background in the gambling industry.…
Iran Moves to Criminalize Contact with Foreign Media
Iran is taking steps to criminalize all contact with foreign media, a move that human rights groups warn could isolate…
Residents still paying mortgages on flats destroyed in east London fire
Leaseholders of the Spectrum Building in east London are still paying mortgages on flats destroyed in a fire two years…
Teenager Allegedly Raped in Queensland Care Home
A Queensland teenager has allegedly been raped in a state-funded residential care home, according to reports. The incident, described as…
Dolly Parton Dies at 80, Tributes Pour In
Country music icon Dolly Parton has died at the age of 80, according to reports. The news has prompted an…
WA Premier Criticizes East Coast Critics Amid GST Debate
Western Australia's premier has defended his state's GST deal, describing critics as 'east coast clowns'. This comment comes amid an…