In a recent announcement, the Donald Trump administration suspended visitor visas for Gazans. This update is making global headlines and comes just a day after a series of social media

Decision-makers across the globe are seeking to make social media safer for people of all ages, especially children. Just a handful of days ago, the US Supreme Court did not

A new exhibition at London’s National Army Museum is spotlighting the long-overlooked contributions of African and Indian soldiers who served in the British Army during the Second World War’s South-East

The Royal Court of Tiébélé, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in southern Burkina Faso, is facing an alarming threat from climate change. Famed for its wavy-walled, hand-painted houses adorned with

French President Emmanuel Macron has promised punishment because of an act of antisemitic “hatred”. This comes because of the chopping of a tree planted in memory of Ilan Halimi, a

A rare 16th-century manuscript signed by Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés was officially returned to Mexico this week, nearly 500 years after it was written and decades after it vanished from

Norwich Castle, one of England’s most magnificent medieval fortresses, has recently reopened to the public after a comprehensive five-year restoration project costing $37 million. Located in East Anglia, approximately three

This is happening in Bethlehem – a suburb of Tauranga in NZ’s North Island. There is a street – that has multiple houses being built for families in need –

Renowned violinist and Australian Chamber Orchestra artistic director Richard Tognetti has delivered a scathing rebuke of the Australian National University’s proposal to dissolve its School of Music, labelling the move

 Earlier this month, a Mount Maunganui family faced a terrible situation as their house turned into debris because of a fierce fire, potentially caused by electrical reasons. In just a

Just earlier this month, Rina Tuigamala Sua in Glen Innes faced an intense challenge as her 75 YO mother facing dementia left home alone. Peta did not carry a phone,

To mark the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, the Department of Sociology at the University of Science and Technology Meghalaya (USTM) hosted a vibrant cultural carnival and workshop

Adidas is under fire after launching its new ‘Oaxaca Slip On’ footwear, accused of culturally appropriating Indigenous Mexican design. The shoe, part of a collection designed by Mexican-American creative Willy

It is all about “breaking the stigma” and making the planet a better place to live in. Harborlight Credit Union recently hosted a community picnic and all proceeds got to

It has come to our notice that the Strawhatters Concert Band, a community sensation, is going to perform a special concert to benefit the Saranac School Food Pantry, as per