Five countries urgently recruiting foreign teachers amid global shortage
Five countries are urgently recruiting foreign teachers to tackle a worsening global education shortage.
Five countries are urgently recruiting foreign teachers to tackle a worsening global education shortage.
Uruguay has legalized euthanasia following a historic Senate vote, making it one of the first Latin American countries to allow assisted suicide under strict conditions.
France faces a tense political showdown as Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu confronts two no-confidence motions that could topple his government and push President Emmanuel Macron toward dissolving parliament.
NATO allies have pledged new military support for Ukraine, including thousands of drones and $100 million in aid, ahead of President Zelenskyy’s visit to Washington.
British officials and defence experts have warned that the UK must prepare for potential Russian kamikaze drone incursions after an Iranian-made Shahed-136 was unveiled in Parliament.
South Korea has issued a “code-black” travel ban for parts of Cambodia following the death of a student and growing concerns over scam centers employing South Koreans under forced labor.
Candace Owens has been denied entry to Australia after the High Court upheld a government visa refusal over concerns her public remarks could foment social discord.
Israeli forces killed at least five Palestinians in Gaza, threatening a fragile ceasefire as leaders pledged reconstruction efforts and global reactions grew divided.
During a Knesset address marking Israel’s ceasefire with Hamas, Donald Trump called on Israeli President Isaac Herzog to pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, drawing cheers from pro-Netanyahu lawmakers.
Netanyahu declined to attend Monday’s Egypt peace summit on the Gaza war, citing a Jewish holiday despite earlier confirmation of his participation.