Protests in Belarus continued on Monday, with staff walking out from state and media institutions in front of a rally the president was holding. Alexander Lukashenko remains defiant, responding that protestors would...
South Africa eases restrictions as infections fall
South Africa eases lockdown measures slightly, allowing alcohol and tobacco sales once again – but some lobbies are worried that restrictions may be brought back, our correspondent has the latest. In Somalia an attack...
Archaeologists uncover 1200 years-old Islamic soap factory
A once-in-a-lifetime glimpse into regional life during the Islamic period is unearthed in southern Israel.
Can peace with the UAE extend to the Palestinians?
Upwards of 80% of Israelis are very happy with the new normalization deal with the United Arab Emirates. But can it really bring the Palestinians back to the negotiating table as Prime Minister Netanyahu believes?
Facebook’s algorithm ‘promotes’ Holocaust denial – report
Institute for Strategic Dialogue, or ISD (a UK-based counter-extremist organisation) found that the Facebook’s algorithm ‘promotes’ Holocaust denial. Researchers and Holocaust survivors all over the...
Xanax ‘turned my son into a monster’
Misuse of Xanax has become a rising trend among young people in Bristol. The powerful tranquilliser is used to treat anxiety and panic attacks. Sky News discovered potentially fake Xanax being offered for sale on social...
BREAKING: Government U-turn over exam results to allow predicted grades
Students will be awarded the grades predicted by their teachers for their A-level and GCSE results as the government scrapped the controversial Ofqual algorithm that saw nearly 40% of results downgraded. After initially...