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A Philippine couple went ahead with their wedding despite hip-deep floodwater inside their church, turning adversity into a memorable day.
A woman shielding a toddler during a Russian drone attack in Kyiv captures the fear, courage and vulnerability of civilians living through war.
Caracas: As the immediate shock of devastating earthquakes fades from public attention, affected communities in Venezuela and Colombia continue to face loss, displacement and uncertainty. The Catholic Church is remaining alongside families who are still struggling to rebuild their lives. The suffering continues long after the tremors In Venezuela, more than two months after the […]
New York: Amazon is facing a proposed nationwide class-action lawsuit accusing the company of systematically discriminating against pregnant employees, including allegedly denying basic workplace accommodations and dismissing workers who took time off for pregnancy-related needs. Lawsuit alleges workers were denied basic support The case, filed in federal court in Brooklyn, was brought by four former […]
Sanaa: Yemen’s renewed fighting is exposing children to a growing danger of recruitment by armed groups, as intensified clashes between Houthi forces and pro-government forces threaten to push the country back into a wider war. Children drawn into a worsening conflict A recent report has highlighted how poverty, social pressure and political loyalties are making […]
A Japanese woman has welcomed her seventh child, saying the timing is important as Japan faces growing concerns over its declining birth rate.
A 102-year-old Perth woman is leaving the only home she has known for seven decades after building it with her late husband in 1956.
A pilot’s romance with an air traffic controller began with her voice over the radio, long before the two ever met face to face.
Engineers in Arizona used recycled glass foam to widen a major highway while reducing pressure on ageing underground drainage structures.
A Dawn column has urged Pakistan to strengthen maternal and child nutrition programmes as progress in reducing child stunting remains limited.
Fulton Sheen’s hometown is preparing to honour the celebrated television priest as he moves closer to sainthood with his September beatification.
A father’s observation about his daughter turning to AI for answers has sparked a wider discussion about curiosity, learning and human connection.
A curious Nile crocodile case highlights the legal scrutiny facing Donald Trump’s ambitious building projects across Washington, DC.
The US has resumed immigrant visa processing for Hungary and Poland while a wider pause continues at American missions elsewhere.
UN expert Richard Bennett warns Taliban policies are denying Afghan children education, rights and opportunities to shape their future.
Families of Tibet flood victims are using social media to search for missing loved ones amid limited official information and deepening uncertainty.
Women farmers in Sumatra are using citrus tree fences to protect crops and promote peaceful coexistence with endangered elephants.
Poland’s oldest operational electric train, affectionately called ‘Babcia’ or ‘Granny’, is returning to service after refurbishment.
An eight-year-old girl and her father were reportedly killed when an Israeli strike hit their vehicle on the girl’s first day of school, according to Al Jazeera. First day of school ends in tragedy The young girl was reportedly travelling with her father when their vehicle was struck. The incident occurred on what was meant […]
Nearly 16,000 children were reported missing in Bangladesh between January and July 2026, raising concerns over child safety.
