How social media changes the way we see war We see war now as we see everything else – through a screen. Genocide, displacement and mass violence are livestreamed to our phones, tucked between cat videos and advertisements for products designed to distract us. We don’t choose to be spectators, we become them almost unconsciously – scrolling,…
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The temporary artwork, damaged by Tuesday afternoon's strong winds and heavy rain, will no longer be able to open to the public on 6 June as planned. While the aptly named Pont-Neuf, the oldest…
Germany news: Naturalizations reach record high in 2025 Published June 3, 2026last updated June 3, 2026What you need to know - Germany saw a jump in naturalizations in 2025, new data show - Slightly…
Matthew Wale is a veteran opposition figure who has been critical of China in the past. His visit to Canberra comes less than three weeks after he became leader of the archipelago nation 1,600 km…
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Iranian drone attack kills Indian citizen in Kuwait after US strikes Qeshm Clashes continue as diplomacy between Washington and Tehran shows little progress.
The intersection of Bartlett Road and Queens Street in Mayfair is a mad scramble of taxis, cars and pedestrians all trying to get where they need to be.