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Fighting between Sudan's armed forces and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has intensified in El Obeid, a city in central Sudan. The city has become a key battleground in the conflict, with aid workers describing the situation as dire. Drone…

Pope Leo has praised the US history of welcoming migrants in his first major address to the country. The Pope's remarks can be seen as an implicit rebuke to former President Donald Trump's immigration policies. Trump's administration was known for…

The US auto industry is at a critical juncture as rising costs and shifting demands threaten to undermine its competitiveness in the global electric vehicle market. Electric vehicles have been gaining popularity worldwide, driven by concerns over climate change and…

The United States is marking its 250th anniversary of independence, coinciding with the birthday of many Americans. For those born on July 4, the occasion is often bittersweet. While it can be exciting to share a birthday with a national…

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has expressed confidence that Labour will win the next election under the leadership of Andy Burnham. Burnham, the current Mayor of Greater Manchester, is widely seen as a potential successor to Starmer. Starmer stated that…

The US government is introducing a new savings plan for children, dubbed "Trump accounts", as part of an effort to boost financial literacy and savings among young Americans. Children born between January 2025 and December 2028 will be eligible for…

Iran has begun a six-day funeral for former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, who was killed at the start of the war with the US and Israel. The funeral is expected to draw large crowds, with estimates suggesting up to 30…

Britain's transition to green energy is being hindered by delays in project implementation. Despite Labour's approval of numerous renewable energy projects, the process of turning plans into operational power sources is progressing slowly. The UK has set ambitious targets to…

British teenagers living in the EU will face significantly higher student fees for UK degrees from 2028. This change is a result of Brexit, which has altered the rules governing student fee eligibility. Currently, British nationals living in the EU…

Ballet has long been a source of joy and inspiration for many, transcending age boundaries. For one woman, a chance encounter with the art form as a young girl sparked a lifelong passion. She recalls being mesmerized by her first…

Celtic nations are preparing for potential constitutional upheaval in the event of a Reform party victory in the next UK election. Nigel Farage's party has been gaining momentum, raising concerns about the future of the UK. Scotland, Wales, and Northern…

US President Donald Trump has kicked off the country's 250th birthday celebrations with a speech at Mount Rushmore. The event, held on Friday evening, was intended to commemorate America's founding, but Trump used the platform to launch a partisan attack.…

The invertebrate of the year competition has launched, highlighting the diversity of life on Earth. Last year's winner, the tardigrade, is a microscopic animal known for its ability to withstand extreme conditions. Scientists are now working to sequence the tardigrade's…