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Jiang Qing, the controversial widow of Chairman Mao, has been reported to have died by suicide in 1991 after a tumultuous life marked by the upheaval of the Cultural Revolution.

As tensions rise between Iran and the US/Israel, a steady stream of Iranian nationals is fleeing to Turkey. Hear personal stories of Iranians fearing for their safety.

Heartbreaking inquest reveals how a young couple in Dorset, UK took their own lives after their infant was placed in foster care, highlighting the devastating impact of child separation.

Indonesia's Communication Minister announces new regulations to ban children under 16 from using popular social media platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram, citing real threats to their wellbeing.

As U.S. influence wanes, Canada, Japan, and Australia are actively discussing defense strategies without relying on American assistance. Geopolitical tensions drive the need for these nations to rethink their security approaches.

Charity group warns that Israel is deliberately terrorizing civilian populations in Lebanon, drawing parallels to its tactics in Gaza.

Israeli military forces are amassing on the border with Lebanon, fueling speculation of a potential full-scale ground invasion to confront Iran's proxy, Hezbollah. The BBC reports on the developing situation.

As the US calls on Iranian Kurds to fight the regime in Tehran, a Kurdish offensive could create new challenges in Iran and the wider region. Explore the implications of this potential Kurdish uprising.

Australia leads the charge to protect young users from social media risks like cyberbullying, addiction, and predators. Explore the growing global movement to shield children from harmful online exposure.

Hungarian authorities have impounded a Ukrainian armored bank convoy carrying millions in cash and gold, leading to arrests and heightening tensions between the two countries.