Experts raise alarm over violations of international law in US-Iran conflict
More than 100 international law experts have issued a strongly worded open letter voicing “profound concern” over what they describe as serious violations of...
US-Iran war fallout hits Dubai tourism
Dubai, once among the world’s busiest tourism hubs, is witnessing a steep downturn in visitor numbers and business activity following the ongoing US-Israel war...
UK: Heatwave death toll lower than expected despite hottest summers
Despite experiencing its warmest summer on record in 2025, the United Kingdom recorded significantly fewer heat-related deaths than anticipated, according to data released by...
Beyond Sakura: Know about Japan’s lesser-known bloom festivals!
For decades, spring in Japan has been synonymous with cherry blossoms, drawing families and travellers alike to parks and riverbanks for hanami picnics. But...
Gaziantep’s ‘green gold’: Pistachios continue to shape Turkey’s culinary capital
For centuries, pistachios have been at the heart of life in Gaziantep, a city widely regarded as the culinary capital of the country. Even...
England rolls out sweeping recycling reforms with new bin rules
England has introduced a major overhaul of its waste and recycling system, with new nationwide rules coming into force from March 31, 2026, aimed...
Americans rush to seek Canadian citizenship amid political uncertainty
A growing number of Americans are applying for Canadian citizenship, driven by a mix of political anxiety, policy changes, and newly expanded eligibility rules...
Sweet Heist: 12 tonnes of KitKat chocolates stolen in Europe ahead of Easter
In a major cargo theft ahead of the Easter season, more than 12 tonnes of KitKat chocolate bars belonging to Swiss food giant Nestlé...
Surge in digital violence across Africa sparks urgent call for action
A rapid rise in online abuse across Africa has prompted activists and legal experts to call for urgent intervention, warning that expanding internet access...