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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.
More than 120 people were arrested at a Memphis cantina after a gambling raid developed into one of Tennessee’s largest immigration operations this year.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has defended the Qatar strike and rejected claims that Qatari funds transferred to Gaza were used to support Hamas.
A $1.2 million donation to UNICEF will support maternal and newborn healthcare in Pakistan and reach 410,000 mothers and babies.
A pyrotechnic explosion during a religious festival in Mexico State killed at least 10 people and injured 64 others.
Secret military audits in Ukraine are shedding light on how weapons contracts are handled and how wartime funds are spent.
Jack McCooke, from Angel in north London, is preparing to run the Shoreditch Half Marathon nearly two years after a skiing accident left him with a fractured neck and a second injury forced him to learn to walk again. McCooke was skiing in Val d’Isère, France, on April 11, 2024, when he went flying over […]
Three-year-old Rosie Bentley has achieved a remarkable early-literacy milestone after reading 1,000 books before beginning kindergarten, turning a simple library challenge into an inspiring family journey. Rosie joined the local 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten programme in January, with the modest aim of building a regular reading habit before she entered school. Just eight months later, […]
As devastating floods and landslides leave roads destroyed, bridges swept away and communities isolated across Nepal, rescue crews are relying on helicopters to reach people trapped in some of the country’s most difficult terrain. Among those repeatedly flying into the disaster zone is Captain Priya Adhikari, Nepal’s first woman helicopter captain, who has completed about […]
At least 25 people, many of them children and teenagers, were killed when a bus plunged into a ravine on Fogo island.
A struggling father’s frustration with rising costs and broken promises has resonated with thousands online, turning personal anger into a wider conversation.
Iranian military leaders have rejected calls for surrender as clashes intensify, while competing claims over a US unmanned vessel add to tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.
