Why are there protests in Turkiye? What to know | Features
Tens of thousands in cities around Turkiye protested on Saturday against the arrest of a prominent opposition politician. Citizens defied a ban on gathering and…
India’s ‘political iftars’ once stopped riots. Are they corrupt stunts now? | Politics
New Delhi, India – It was the month of Ramadan in 1974, and the northern city of Lucknow, a hub of India’s Shia community, was…
Youth lead efforts to heal South Sudan’s war-torn communities | Conflict
“The past is already the past. We need to open a new chapter,” says Lunia Okuch, a youth peace ambassador in Malakal, South Sudan, whose…
‘Discordant’: How Trump’s attacks on the Houthis split his Republican base | Donald Trump News
Divisions on the right between those who believe in a global system backed by US military power and others who see that system as a…
Despite rising prices, Pakistan’s love for sugar remains unshaken | Business and Economy
Islamabad, Pakistan – When Ayesha Khan, a mother of four, was buying groceries for her family this week, sugar was high on her shopping list. A…
A year under siege: Meet the Venezuelan leaders trapped in an embassy | Human Rights News
Meda remembers the last sunrise she enjoyed outside the embassy. She had woken early to attend meetings with opposition leader Maria Corina Machado to discuss…
DRC fights to end trade in ‘blood minerals’
Rwanda denies link to M23 rebels as trade in smuggled DRC minerals is said to hit $1bn a year. Source link
The ‘ghost reporters’ writing pro-Russian propaganda in West Africa | Investigation News
Eight pallbearers – some wearing tracksuits emblazoned with the FIFA logo – carried a coffin on their shoulders. Alongside them, referee whistles echoed the tune…
Why has the UK government announced swingeing welfare cuts? | Government News
United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer has unveiled a major shake-up of the country’s welfare system, arguing that it could save the country 5 billion…
Why 17th-century emperor Aurangzeb’s grave is India’s latest flashpoint | Politics
New Delhi, India — Datta Shirke has not left his home for the past two days and fears for the safety of his family. Vehicles…
‘I nearly died’: Taba, the tobacco drug Gambian women share in secret | Women News
Banjul, The Gambia – On a humid March afternoon on the outskirts of Banjul, a woman known only as Saf* carries a basket of plants…
How Trump’s US aid freeze has stymied Colombia’s immigration system | Donald Trump News
Children like Samantha are the core group currently eligible for Colombia’s temporary protection permit (PPT), since eligibility for adults was restricted in 2023. Colombia established…
What’s happening in Yemen? A breakdown of the Houthi-US violence | Houthis
A new crisis is brewing near one of the world’s most crucial shipping lanes as Yemen’s Houthis and the United States square off. The US…
Bitget Features in UCLA Professor Alex Nascimento’s Book on Blockchain and STOs
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‘Inch by inch’: Myanmar rebels close in on key military base in Chin State | Military News
Falam township, Chin State – In the mountains of western Myanmar, photographs of fallen fighters line a wall of a rebel headquarters – an honour…
Craziest Big Brother scandals around the world…live-streamed ‘excessive sex’, sibling shock & baby born INSIDE the house
WITH over 500 seasons in 60 countries, Big Brother is no stranger to mind-blowing scandals. TV star and model Aleska Génesis, 33, sparked the latest controversy…
Is Trump trying to pull Putin away from China – and can it work? | Russia-Ukraine war News
As US President Donald Trump sat in the Oval Office on February 28 with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for an explosive meeting that would reveal…
How scheming cruise ship killer planned ‘perfect murder’ of ex-wife on Med holiday…before being snared by crucial error
MICKI Kansaki was thrilled when her ex-husband, with whom she had recently reconciled, invited her on a romantic Mediterranean cruise.But just four days into the…
Families of Duterte’s drug war victims grieve, seek justice in Philippines | Rodrigo Duterte News
Manila, Philippines – It has been almost eight years since brothers Crisanto and Juan Carlos disappeared one morning in Quezon City, a sprawling northern district…
‘A rain of rockets and bullets’: Survivors of Pakistan’s train hijacking | Armed Groups News
Quetta, Pakistan – Survivors of Tuesday’s deadly train hijacking by Baloch separatists have described how they watched fellow passengers being executed and fled while being…