Iran and US Both Lose in Stalemate: Ceasefire Fails
The US-Iran ceasefire holds but neither side achieves peace. Trust deficits, lack of direct talks, and domestic politics block progress. Both think they are winning, but both are losing.
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São Paulo Reservoir Billings in Crisis from Pollution and Deforestation
São Paulo's largest reservoir, Billings, is threatened by pollution, illegal deforestation, and urban sprawl, risking water supply for millions amid climate-induced drought.
Germany's UN Loss Sparks Soul-Searching
Germany's failure to win a UN Security Council seat has triggered intense criticism and questions about its international leadership under Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
Bob Harris Leaves BBC Radio 2 After 30 Years Due to Health
Veteran broadcaster Bob Harris, 80, is leaving BBC Radio 2 after 30 years to focus on recovery from prostate cancer that has spread to his spine. He called it one of the hardest decisions of his life.
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Trump Announces Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire Amid Drone Strikes
Trump announces Israel-Lebanon ceasefire deal, but Israeli drone strikes continue. Also: US House curbs Trump's Iran war powers, tech wins in California, and more.
Human urine fertiliser to ease food security crisis
Swiss startup VunaNexus produces Aurin, the only certified mineral fertiliser from human urine, approved in Switzerland and France, offering an alternative amid global fertiliser market vulnerabilities.
US Ebola Centre in Kenya Draws Criticism from Experts
Former US health officials and unions criticize the Trump administration's plan for an American-only Ebola quarantine centre in Kenya, citing ethical and operational concerns.
Argentina Protests After Teen Girl Murder
Large-scale protests erupted across Argentina after the murder of 14-year-old Agostina Vega, sparking outrage over femicide and delayed police response.
Poorest Communities Face Deepest Green Space Cuts
A new report warns that proposed planning law changes in England will worsen access to green spaces for the poorest communities, with exemptions for developers exacerbating nature poverty.
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Far-Right Exploit Henry Nowak Murder
European far-right politicians use the murder of Henry Nowak to push anti-immigration rhetoric, despite family pleas to focus on knife crime prevention.
New Loan Caps May Worsen US Nursing Shortage
24 Democratic-led states sue to block Trump administration's new federal student loan limits for graduate degrees, arguing caps will worsen the nursing shortage and increase reliance on high-interest private loans.
US House Passes War Powers Resolution on Iran
The US House passed a resolution requiring Trump to seek congressional approval for Iran war or withdraw troops. Cheers erupted as lawmakers voted, sending the measure to the Senate.
UK car sales reach post-Covid high; Chinese EV brands surge
British car sales rose 7% in May to the highest level for that month since 2019, driven by strong growth from Chinese manufacturers BYD and Chery, with battery electric vehicles accounting for over 27% of the market.
Polish Far-Right Exploit Henry Nowak Murder
Polish far-right politicians claim Henry Nowak's murder symbolizes 'Britain's descent into depths of the earth,' as populists from France, Spain, and Japan focus on race and immigration.
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Why US Consumers Are So Angry: Beyond High Prices
Nearly 80% of Americans faced product or service issues in 2025, with two-thirds feeling rage. This article explores the causes, from corporate consolidation to AI customer service, and potential solutions.
Americans Share Consumer Frustrations Over Refunds and Service
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Disney's $4.2bn Deficit at Disneyland Paris
Disney has yet to recoup $4.2bn invested in Disneyland Paris despite record revenue and 16m annual visitors, analysis shows.
Three Vaccine Studies Used by RFK Jr Face Scrutiny
Three scientific papers cited by RFK Jr and allies to justify controversial US vaccine policy changes have been retracted, removed, or placed under investigation, raising concerns about vaccine safety misinformation.
Starmer: Musk Interfering in UK Politics Over Murder Case
Keir Starmer has accused Elon Musk of interfering in UK politics and attempting to whip up division, following Musk's posts about the murder of Henry Nowak and his support for far-right figures.
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Civilians Flee Mogadishu as Somali Troops and Militias Clash
Violence erupts in Mogadishu as government forces exchange fire with opposition-allied militias over President Mohamud's term extension, forcing civilians to flee.
California Governor Race Unsettled as Vote Counting Continues
California's gubernatorial primary remains too close to call as officials process uncounted ballots, with Steve Hilton leading, followed by Xavier Becerra and Tom Steyer.
Costa Rica Court Orders Power Line Safety to Protect Howler Monkeys
A Costa Rican court has ruled that the state electricity company must insulate power lines to prevent electrocution of howler monkeys, which mistake cables for trees. Over 6,200 wildlife electrocutions occur annually in the country.
Penny Wong backs women in Israeli soldier assault claims
Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong says she believes Australian women who allege they were sexually assaulted and beaten by Israeli soldiers after their Gaza flotilla was intercepted. The allegations are 'terrible' and 'unacceptable.'
US commentator Cenk Uygur calls UK travel ban 'Kafkaesque'
Cenk Uygur, founder of The Young Turks, describes the UK government's decision to ban him from entering the country as 'Kafkaesque' after his electronic travel authorisation was cancelled.
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Albania Protests Over Kushner-Backed Resort
Protests in Albania escalate as thousands clash with police over a luxury resort backed by Jared Kushner, with opponents rejecting PM's offer for talks amid environmental concerns.
Israel to Continue Southern Lebanon Operations Despite Truce
Israel's defence minister says IDF will maintain ground operations in southern Lebanon, hours after a US-backed ceasefire agreement with Lebanon. Hezbollah has not commented.
Race to Combat Ebola: Vaccines and Treatments in Development
With the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola spreading across the DRC and Uganda, scientists are racing to develop vaccines and treatments. Three developers received $60m in funding.
Drone Attack on Kuwait Airport Kills One, Injures 63
Surveillance footage captures the moment an Iranian drone struck Kuwait International Airport, killing one and injuring 63. The attack marks the first deadly incident in the Gulf since the April 8 ceasefire.
5300-Year-Old Yeast Bakes Sourdough Bread
Scientists revived yeast from Otzi the Iceman, a 5300-year-old mummy, to bake sourdough bread. The experiment opens possibilities for ancient beer brewing.
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Israel and Lebanon Agree to Ceasefire; Lehrmann Diary Dispute
Israel and Lebanon agree to a ceasefire contingent on Hezbollah withdrawal. Court fight over Bruce Lehrmann's diary. Plus, chilling in a Soviet sanatorium wins food photo award.
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