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Russia's Night Strikes in Ukraine Claim 12 Lives Amid Major Prisoner Swap

Sunday, May 25

At least 12 people, including children, were killed as Russia unleashes massive missile and drone attacks on Ukraine during a prisoner swap.

ENTERTAINMENT

Sebastião Salgado, Renowned Brazilian Photographer, Passes Away at 81

Sunday, May 25

Sebastião Salgado, the acclaimed Brazilian photographer, has died at the age of 81, leaving behind a stunning legacy of impactful images.

POLITICS

South Africans Support Ramaphosa After Tense Encounter with Trump on Controversial Claims

Saturday, May 24

South Africans rally behind President Ramaphosa following his diplomatic handling of Trump’s claims during a tense White House meeting.

WORLD NEWS

Vietnam's Government Orders Ban on Messaging App Telegram

Saturday, May 24

Vietnam's government orders the blocking of Telegram due to concerns over alleged crimes conducted on the platform.

CRIME

Marubo Tribe Sues New York Times Over Defamatory Reporting

Saturday, May 24

The Marubo tribe from Brazil's Amazon has filed a defamation lawsuit against the New York Times, alleging harmful misrepresentations.

ECONOMY

RedBird Capital Partners to Acquire the Daily Telegraph in £500 Million Deal

Friday, May 23

RedBird Capital Partners strikes a deal to acquire the UK's Daily Telegraph newspaper for £500 million, marking a significant change in its ownership.

CRIME

Kneecap Member Charged with Terror Offence for Displaying Hezbollah Flag

Friday, May 23

Liam O'Hanna of Kneecap charged with terrorism for showing Hezbollah flag at a concert; the group denies supporting violence.

WORLD NEWS

US Imposes Sanctions on Sudan for Chemical Weapons Use in Civil War

Friday, May 23

The US has imposed sanctions on Sudan after determining the military used chemical weapons during its civil war against the Rapid Support Forces.

WORLD NEWS

Japan's Rice Crisis Sparks Ministerial Resignation Amid Soaring Prices and Scarcity

Friday, May 23

Japan's rice crisis, marked by soaring prices and ministerial resignation, reveals economic struggles amid public frustration over food accessibility.