Unveiling the Face of a Neanderthal Woman from 75,000 Years Ago LONDON — Imagine coming face to face with one of our closest human relatives from 75,000 years ago. Scientists have reconstructed the appearance of a Neanderthal woman based on the flattened, shattered remains of her skull, which were as soft as “a well-dunked biscuit” ...
Missing Six-Year-Old Grips South African Community SALDANHA BAY — Inside a bustling primary school classroom in the picturesque South African coastal town of Saldanha Bay, there is one chair that remains ominously empty. This is where six-year-old Joshlin Smith used to sit, before she mysteriously vanished in February, sparking a nationwide search effort that has ...
Trump Returns to Campaign Trail Amid Criminal Trial WAUKESHA, Wisconsin — Taking a break from his criminal trial in a Manhattan court, Donald Trump made a comeback to the campaign trail with energetic rallies in two key battleground states. During his court appearances, the Republican presidential candidate appeared annoyed or tired, even reportedly nodding off ...
Mount Ruang Eruptions Trigger Evacuations and Flight Cancellations in Indonesia JAKARTA — The fiery eruptions from the remote Indonesian volcano, Mount Ruang, have caused chaos this week with fresh evacuation orders, flight cancellations, and airport closures. Smoke, lava, and volcanic gases continue to spew out of the mountain, creating a spectacle of destruction. Volcanic Threat ...
Clash of Camps: Pro-Palestine and Pro-Israel Groups Face Off at Australian Universities BRISBANE — The University of Queensland’s Great Court, once a hub of student life, is now a battleground for rival camps. Supporters of Students for Palestine UQ face off against a smaller cluster of tents adorned with the Israeli flag, separated by just ...
Heavy Rains Cause Chaos in UAE ABU DHABI — Chaos ensued in Dubai as Emirates was forced to cancel and delay numerous flights in and out of the bustling airport, the second-busiest in the world. This came as heavy rains returned to the United Arab Emirates on Thursday, prompting people and students to work and ...
JERUSALEM: The Tragic Afternoon in the West Bank In the early afternoon of 29 November last year, a heartbreaking incident unfolded on a street in the occupied West Bank. Several Palestinian boys, who often played together in the area, were met with a tragic fate. Minutes later, the lives of two boys, Basil, 15, and ...
Pro-China Candidate Elected Prime Minister in Solomon Islands In a bold move that solidifies the Solomon Islands’ alliance with Beijing, lawmakers have chosen Jeremiah Manele as their new prime minister. Manele emerged victorious in the prime minister vote, defeating his opponent Matthew Wale with a decisive 31-18 count. Stepping into the shoes of former PM ...
US Accuses Russia of Using Chemical Weapons in Ukraine In a shocking revelation, the US has accused Russia of deploying chemical weapons as a “method of warfare” in Ukraine, a clear violation of international laws banning their use. State Department officials have stated that Russia used the choking agent chloropicrin to gain “battlefield advantages” over ...
New York Police Raid Columbia University to Disperse Pro-Palestinian Protesters In a dramatic turn of events, hundreds of police officers descended upon Columbia University in New York City to quell pro-Palestinian protesters who had taken over a building on campus. The scene unfolded as police climbed ladders to enter Hamilton Hall and remove students, with ...
Layla Al-Khalifa
