Blog
Are internet rumours of a comet hurtling towards Earth true?
Space agencies say the comet, 3I/ATLAS, poses no danger, despite viral conspiracy claims.
March for 1968 Mexican student massacre eclipsed by support for Gaza
Mexico City officials estimate the march commemorating the 57th anniversary of the massacre drew 10,000 people.
Global protests erupt over Israeli interception of Gaza aid flotilla
Crowds in Europe, South America and beyond rally to support Gaza, which faces famine after two years of bombardment.
Last Gaza Flotilla boat ‘still sailing strong’
The Marinette is the last vessel of the Global Sumud Flotilla still heading towards Gaza.
Taylor Swift’s 12th studio album Showgirl shatters Spotify record
Showgirl breaks Spotify records as Taylor Swift's most pre-saved album, highlighting her enduring popularity.
How much of Europe’s oil and gas still comes from Russia?
In 2021, Russia supplied 45% of the EU’s gas and 27% of its oil. By 2024, these dropped to 19% and 3%.
LIVE: Israel blows up Gaza City homes as Palestinians ordered to flee
Israel's army issues 'final warning' for hundreds of thousands of people to flee main urban centre as attacks escalate.
Cambodian former opposition politician’s killer jailed for life in Thailand
Lim Kimya was killed in January by Ekkalak Paenoi while visiting Bangkok with his wife, Anne-Marie Lim.
What is Trump’s new TrumpRx website and will it bring medicine prices down?
The US president has launched the website to reduce the cost of prescription drugs for Americans.
Death of a rainmaker: When drought means murder in South Sudan
For a group of people whose job means life, climate change can spell death.