A new art trail based on the iconic Birmingham bull has finally been unleased on the city’s streets ready for a summer of bull hunting – all in the name of charity. Birmingham Hospice has partnered with Wild in Art, a global producer of art trails, to create a new, showstopping trail for Birmingham called…
Cyclone damage in Vanuatu. Credit: UNICEF/ReliefWeb By Tanka DhakalTHE HAGUE, Jul 30 2025 (IPS) Legal minds in international law are trying to interpret the scope and impact of the landmark advisory opinion on climate change by the International Court of Justice (ICJ), where it said that states have a duty to prevent significant harm to…
From beautiful bride, to victim of marital rape, this is the story of Shanti, a 19-year-old whose husband has been charged under the Domestic Violence (Prevention and Protection) Act of 2013. By Zofeen EbrahimKARACHI, Pakistan, Jul 30 2025 (IPS) “The last thing she asked for was to ask for a sip of water,” recalled Najma…
Amir Saeid Iravani, Permanent Representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the United Nations, addresses the Security Council meeting on the situation in the Middle East (Syria). Credit: UN Photo/ Evan Schneider By Jennifer Xin-Tsu Lin LevineUNITED NATIONS, Jul 30 2025 (IPS) As sectarian violence rises in Syria, the number of displaced people has…
Leaders, policymakers, and partners unite at Africa Day 2025. Credit: Shreya Komar/IPS By Shreya KomarUNITED NATIONS, Jul 30 2025 (IPS) Africa is making progress on over two-thirds of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), but the pace remains far too slow to meet the 2030 targets, especially in areas like decent employment, gender equality, and access…
Under the golden sun at Edgbaston Stadium, laughter echoed, friendships blossomed, and dreams took shape as more than 70 young people stepped onto the hallowed turf for an unforgettable day of cricket and community. The Skills Blast, hosted by the Warwickshire Cricket Foundation, was more than a coaching session — it was a celebration of…
By Simone Hughes (Basel, Switzerland) History was made in Basel as England’s Lionesses defied the odds to secure their second UEFA Women’s European Championship in three years, triumphing over reigning world champions Spain in a dramatic penalty shootout. From the moment Alessia Russo’s towering header equalised in the second half, it was clear this team…
By Paul Lines In a resounding statement of global influence, Nigerian fashion designers have emerged as the top recipients of the UK’s Global Talent Fashion Visas, outpacing every other country and cementing Nigeria’s position as a dynamic force in the global fashion industry. According to an analysis of official data, 291 applications were submitted by…
In the dim glow of smartphone screens across China, millions of women are diving headfirst into interactive love stories — not in search of fantasy, but autonomy, escape, and sometimes, healing. China’s romance gaming market, now worth over $1 billion, is being reshaped by a growing demographic: female players in their teens, 20s, and 30s…
By Koki Izumi (India) In the early morning haze of Delhi’s busy suburbs, Ravi Kumar pulls his e-rickshaw to a stop at a roadside kiosk no larger than a tea stall. Within two minutes, his drained battery is replaced with a fully charged one — no cables, no long waits, no fumes. “I used to…
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