British documentary photographer Martin Parr, one of the most influential chroniclers of contemporary British life, has died at the age of 73, his foundation confirmed. Parr passed away at his home in Bristol, England, leaving behind a remarkable legacy of satirical and highly vivid photography that captured the quirks and contradictions of everyday life. Celebrated

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The Kremlin has welcomed the new national security strategy unveiled by US President Donald Trump, saying it aligns closely with Russia’s vision of global affairs. The updated strategy, released last week, signals a significant shift in Washington’s foreign policy approach, particularly regarding Europe, NATO, Russia, and the Indo-Pacific. Kremlin Praises Alignment With Russia’s Vision Kremlin

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In a dramatic turn of events at the FIFA Arab Cup 2025, Palestine made history by reaching the quarterfinals for the first time, while host nation Qatar suffered a stunning exit after losing 3-0 to Tunisia. The last round of Group A fixtures, played on Sunday, delivered unforgettable moments for fans across the Arab world.

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As Israel and Hamas prepare to enter phase two of the US-drafted Gaza peace plan, major questions remain over the role of an international stabilisation force and the specifics of Palestinian disarmament. Hamas’ Position on Phase Two Senior Hamas official Basem Naim emphasized that the draft plan “requires a lot of clarifications.” Hamas is open

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Sisaket Province, Thailand – December 8, 2025: Thailand’s military has launched airstrikes along its disputed border with Cambodia after clashes killed one Thai soldier and four Cambodian civilians, with several others wounded. Both countries have traded blame over the incident, escalating regional tensions. Conflicting Accounts The Thai military said the strikes targeted Cambodian forces after

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Cotonou, Benin – December 6, 2025:** Nigeria has confirmed sending fighter jets and ground troops to neighboring Benin following a coup attempt by mutinous soldiers. President Bola Tinubu said the intervention came after two formal requests from Benin’s President Patrice Talon, including a call for “immediate Nigerian air support.” Nigerian Military Steps In According to

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Lawmakers in the United States are pressing for the release of video footage showing a controversial double-tap strike on a vessel in the Caribbean, raising concerns about the legality of Washington’s militarized anti-drug campaign. The strike, conducted on September 2, 2025, reportedly killed two survivors of an initial attack on a suspected drug-smuggling vessel. Bipartisan

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The Nigerian government successfully rescued 100 children abducted from a Catholic boarding school in Niger State last month, while authorities continue efforts to free another 150 students and 12 teachers still held captive. The rescued children arrived at the Government House in Minna on December 8, 2025, transported in white buses and escorted by military

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Tens of thousands of people took to the streets across Brazil on December 7, 2025, in a nationwide protest against femicide, rape, and gender-based violence. Demonstrators, including women of all ages and some men, marched in Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Florianopolis, and other major cities, calling for urgent action to protect women from growing

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The United Nations has launched its 2026 humanitarian aid appeal, requesting $23 billion to respond to global crises—roughly half of the total funding it says is required. Despite unprecedented humanitarian needs worldwide, cuts in donor funding are forcing the UN to prioritize only the most urgent cases. The announcement comes amid escalating global instability, with

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