Sunday, May 31, 2026

World Affairs

Hundreds arrested in France after wild Champions League celebrations

Thousands of officers tried to quell unrest as crowds of fans - some firing flares - celebrated PSG's victory over Arsenal.

Rescues in eastern Syria after the Euphrates River bursts its banks | Newsfeed

NewsFeedRescue workers have pulled stranded farmers from flood waters in eastern Syria after the Euphrates burst its...

How Putin became master of the image

From enigmatic KGB agent to wartime ruler, this is how Putin has repeatedly reinvented his image, and...

US Congress advances American-Israeli military integration plan | Government News

A provision in a bill before the United States Congress could tie the American and Israeli militaries...

Ebola spread in DR Congo 'deeply alarming', MSF warns

The medical charity's comments come as the head of the World Health Organization visits the region worst-hit...
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NASA unveils first images of Earth from Artemis II | Newsfeed

NewsFeedNASA has unveiled the first images of Earth taken by Artemis II astronauts as they head towards the moon. The mission is expected...

How Bombay went from a fort city to a bustling metropolis

A new exhibition charts Bombay's passage through the centuries via paintings, photographs and prints.

European Parliament’s Rima Hassan: I’m a target of ‘political harassment’ | Censorship

NewsFeedEuropean Parliament member Rima Hassan says she’s facing “genuine judicial and political harassment” for her political opinions. She was detained in France on...

'We want a voice in our land' – the people evicted to build Nigeria's capital

People evicted to build Nigeria's capital accuse the government of failing to fulfill its promises to them.

Palestinian Christians in Gaza mark Good Friday | News

NewsFeedPalestinian Christians in Gaza marked Good Friday at the Holy Family Church during a fragile ceasefire. Once numbering around 1,300, the community’s numbers...

How Canada's largest gun control effort in decades is missing the mark

Canada recently banned 2,500 models of "assault-style" firearms - but a plan to buy-back tens of thousands of guns fell short by half.
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