Ten people have been killed and more than 30 injured after a bus hit several vehicles at a toll gate on one of the busiest highways in northern Philippines, authorities say.
The bus driver, who has been detained, said he had fallen asleep at the…
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Iranians marks National Day of Teachers
Today coincides with the martyrdom anniversary of one of the most significant ideologists of the Islamic Revolution, Morteza Motahari, which is regarded as National Teachers Day in Iran.
In Iran, Teachers’ Day is a special day for paying tribute…
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Iran-US talks postponed for ‘logistical reasons’
“Together with Omani and US interlocutors, we have decided to postpone the 4th round of talks for logistical and technical reasons,” Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi wrote on X late Thursday.
“On Iran’s part, there is no change in our…
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Doctors Rally at U.S. Capitol to Demand Action for Gaza
Why it matters:
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has reached a critical point, and doctors, as eyewitnesses, are amplifying the voices of the victims to policymakers. This action not only impacts the humanitarian situation in…
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Palestine the world’s most dangerous place for journalists, RSF says | Media News
US President Donald Trump overseeing ‘troubling deterioration’ in press freedom in US, Reporters Without Borders says.
Palestine has become the world’s most dangerous state for journalists amid Israel’s war on Gaza, with dozens of…
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Israel strikes near Syria’s presidential palace, issues warning over Druze | Syria’s War News
Israel has ramped up attacks on Syria following a week of sectarian violence against the Druze community.
Israel’s military has launched air strikes near Syria’s presidential palace in Damascus after accusing the Syrian authorities of failing…
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Hundreds of cars get flat tyres after truck spills metal
Hundreds of cars were left with flat tyres after a truck travelling along one of Australia’s busiest highways spilled 750kg (1,653lb) of sharp metal shards on the road.
The truck travelled for 30km (18 miles) before the scrap metal spillage was…
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How the secret ‘Shetland Bus’ helped Norway during WW2
Kevin JacksonBBC Scotland News
Reporting fromBergen, Norway
The Scalloway MuseumSome of the ‘Shetland Gang’ crew pictured at the pier in Scalloway in 1944 It sounds like it could be the plot of a spy novel, but the ‘Shetland Bus’ was a real…
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Pahalgam attack: A simple guide to the Kashmir conflict | Border Disputes News
Islamabad, Pakistan – Pakistan and India continue to engage in war rhetoric and have exchanged fire across the Line of Control (LoC), the de facto border in Kashmir, days after the Pahalgam attack, in which 26 civilians were killed in…
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Gaza kitchens warn food running out after two-months Israeli blockade
Yolande KnellMiddle East correspondent
BBCAnera’s community kitchens in Khan Younis feeds some 6,000 people each day A hot meal is hard to come by in the Gaza Strip, but a lunch for needy families in the south is about to be delivered by donkey and…
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