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Despairing at the state of the world? The ancient Greeks and Romans knew the feeling

If you’re feeling fed up with the way things are in the world, then, no matter your politics, you are experiencing an emotion people have felt for millennia.

The Conversation · Apr 5

Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr Back Drone Firm Now Pitching Weapons to Gulf States Their Father's War Created

Eric and Donald Trump Jr.'s investment in a drone manufacturer seeking defense contracts with Gulf states raises significant conflict-of-interest concerns.

International Business Times UK · Apr 4

Trump's Net Approval Among White Working-Class Voters Turns Negative for the First Time

A recent CNN poll reveals a significant drop in approval for Trump among white voters without a college degree, a key demographic in his coalition.

International Business Times UK · Apr 3

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Posthumous Publication? The Dark Theory That GRRM is Hiding the Finished Winds of Winter

As The Winds of Winter faces delays, fans speculate George R R Martin has finished the book and may be holding it back, possibly even for posthumous release.

International Business Times UK · Apr 2

'This Too Shall Pass'—Oracle Employee's Powerful Message Goes Viral Amid Mass Layoffs

Oracle's sudden layoffs have left thousands in shock, but a viral message from a former employee offers hope and resilience.

International Business Times UK · Apr 1

How Norman Lindsay wrote the The Magic Pudding to critique ‘Australian values’ – inspired by Nietzsche

The federal parliamentary seat of Lindsay, west of Sydney, was formed in 1984, honouring the great Australian illustrator and writer Norman Lindsay (1879-1969). The seat has been held since 2019 by the Liberal member, Melissa McIntosh.

The Conversation · Mar 31

Holocaust survivors in France came home to stolen apartments, looted furniture and bureaucratic hurdles

In 1945, an angry mob confronted Aba Mizreh and four of his sons outside their former home in Paris. The Jewish family had hidden in Lyon during World War II, only to learn that their apartment had been looted and rented in their absence. Despite an eviction notice, the new…

The Conversation · Mar 31

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Pete Hegseth 'Blocks Promotions' of Black and Female Army Officers Amid Trump DEI Crackdown

Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has blocked the promotions of four senior Army officers, sparking controversy over diversity and inclusion in the military.

International Business Times UK · Mar 30

2028 or Never: The Realistic Timeline for The Winds of Winter That May Never Exist

George R.R. Martin's The Winds of Winter has barely moved in four years, despite the author claiming to be three-quarters done with the colossal manuscript.

International Business Times UK · Mar 30

Iran Claims US is Secretly Planning a Ground Invasion and Vows to 'Set Troops Ablaze'

Iran's parliament speaker accuses the US of secretly planning a ground invasion while pursuing peace talks, vowing Iranian forces are ready to confront any American troops.

International Business Times UK · Mar 29

George Eliot is best known for Middlemarch, but she also wrote an early work of science fiction

George Eliot – the pen name of Victorian novelist Mary Ann Evans – is celebrated today as a writer of realist novels: Adam Bede (1859), The Mill on the Floss (1860), Middlemarch (1871) and Daniel Deronda (1876).

The Conversation · Mar 29

'Controlling' Meghan Markle Accused of 'Outrageous' Behaviour Towards Prince Harry

A GB News panel sparked controversy on Sunday after claims that Queen Elizabeth II warned Prince Harry not to rush his marriage to Meghan Markle, with guest Diane Spencer describing the duchess as controlling towards her husband. The allegations come from a forthcoming biography by royal writer Hugo Vickers and…

International Business Times UK · Mar 29

Iran Announces the Reopening of the Strait of Hormuz After Trump Revealed a Special Present

Iran to reopen Strait of Hormuz under conditions affecting two rival nations, announced after Trump revealed receiving a valuable gift from the country.

International Business Times UK · Mar 24

SEC Enforcement Chief Resigns After Alleged Clashes With Leadership Over Whether to Investigate Trump Family Misconduct

Margaret Ryan, SEC's Enforcement Director, resigns amid internal tensions over fraud cases linked to Trump and high-profile figures like Elon Musk.

International Business Times UK · Mar 24

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International Business Times UK · Mar 24

'Do You Care What Barron Sees?' Radio Host Blasts Trump as 'Hypocritical' After 'Glad He's Dead' Mueller Post

Charlamagne Tha God used his nationally syndicated platform to question Trump's legacy, his tone, and even what his family, especially Barron and Melania, might think of him after his death.

The Conversation · Mar 23

Yorta Yorta Elder Wayne Atkinson reflects on a life of activism and the quest for justice

Beyond the Meeting of the Waters is the life story of academic, activist and Yorta Yorta man Wayne Atkinson, which he has co-authored with Catherine Guinness. It recognises the long history of Aboriginal activism by Atkinson’s people – a fight for land justice and self-determination that will continue beyond him.

International Business Times UK · Mar 23

Is Donald Trump Destroying the World? US State Department Issues Worldwide Security Alert as WW3 Fears Mount

The US State Department has issued a rare worldwide security alert urging Americans to exercise increased caution amid rising tensions linked to the conflict involving Iran, with officials warning of potential threats to US interests around the globe.

International Business Times UK · Mar 23

The 'Mood' Scandal: Is George R.R. Martin Quiet-Quitting The Winds of Winter?

George R.R. Martin has admitted he is 'not in the mood' to write The Winds of Winter, the long-delayed sixth novel in the A Song of Ice and Fire series, in a candid new Hollywood Reporter profile.

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The Conversation · Mar 20

In the Easter story, women are the first to proclaim the resurrection – but churches today are still divided over female preachers

On Easter Sunday, festively decorated churches across the United States will be filled with worshippers eager to celebrate the most important day in the Christian year.

International Business Times UK · Mar 20

Pentagon Requests More Than £158 Billion For Expanding Iran War Effort As White House Aides Doubt Congress Approval

The Pentagon seeks over $200 billion for Operation Epic Fury, sparking debate in Congress over the war's legitimacy and funding.

Bored Panda · Mar 20

30 Powerful Wildlife Photos From Wikimedia Commons That Show The Beauty Of Life On Earth

Every year, photographers from around the world share incredible images on Wikimedia Commons, capturing the beauty and diversity of life on Earth. The Picture of the Year 2025 marks the 20th edition of this annual competition, celebrating some of the best contributions from the global community.

The Conversation · Mar 20

What is Nowruz, the Iranian new year?

Nowruz (meaning “new day” in the Persian language) is the Iranian, or Persian, festival celebrating the coming of spring – and the regeneration it brings. It is the first day of the year in the Iranian solar calendar (which began in 1079), marking the exact moment of the spring equinox.…

International Business Times UK · Mar 19

Is This The End For Donald Trump? POTUS Allegedly 'Cannot Recover' As Approval Ratings Sink Amid Iran War Crisis

With the Iran war escalating and a new poll putting Donald Trump 14 points underwater, author Michael Wolff warns the president's second term is sliding from crisis to 'political catastrophe.'

International Business Times UK · Mar 17

Quick Facts About Mojtaba Khamenei: Health and Disfigurement, Impotency Claims and Gay Rumours

Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is facing intense speculation over his health, sexuality and past medical treatment following the airstrike that killed his father.

International Business Times UK · Mar 16

From Tokyo to Canberra, Trump's Closest Pacific Allies Are Turning Their Backs on His Hormuz Warship Demand

Donald Trump's plan to form a naval coalition at the Strait of Hormuz hits a snag as Japan and Australia refuse to send warships, raising questions about the coalition's viability.

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