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President Nayib Bukele didn't hold back when a journalist pressed him on human rights concerns during his meeting with Chile's president-elect José Antonio Kast. He flipped the script, asking why NGOs overlooked victims of gang violence for years.

A post listing everyday bribes for safer NYSC postings and faster passports hit a nerve, asking if Nigeria's corruption comes from the system or from citizens joining in.

Ashkan Talebi Balakhiabani, a 22-year-old motorcycle delivery worker, called his family on January 29 to say goodbye—authorities had just handed him a death sentence.

Sahand Abbasnia, a young architecture student from Tabriz, vanished after security forces raided his family home. Now unconfirmed reports claim he's on an execution list amid Iran's protest crackdown.

A mid-flight brawl and tales of juju-sabotaged boreholes have put Nigerian activist VeryDarkMan under fresh fire from fellow commentators.

A desperate message from inside an Iranian prison warns that Masoud Babaei could face hanging at dawn on January 31. Activists are flooding posts with his name, hoping global attention might halt the gallows.

Raha Bohloulipour, a 23-year-old university student and BTS fan, dreamed of music before security forces shot her during protests in Tehran. Now her fellow ARMYs are turning to the world for help.

Imam Husayn once said that looking at his son Ali al-Akbar let him see the Prophet Muhammad himself. Today, Shia communities worldwide honor that cherished likeness with joyful tributes.

Gunil shared his own story of growing up as a Korean kid in America, wondering how he'd feel if suddenly labeled a potential criminal. His heartfelt plea for fairness lit up the screen.

Zar Badshah fled Tirah Valley with his four children after elders announced evacuations from mosques, joining over 70,000 others braving snow-blocked roads and freezing cold.

A father's simple plea cuts through the grief: 'World, see my child.' He shares vibrant videos of his son Mehran dancing with arms raised high.

Mobina Beheshti stared into the camera from a car, baffled to learn her photo had gone viral as proof she was killed in Iran's protests.

Amid shouts and slaps near a busy bridge, a crowd dragged men from a sedan, stripping them to underwear on the hot pavement as they pleaded for mercy.

In a violent raid, surgeon Alireza Golchini was beaten in front of his wife and 11-year-old son, arrested for simply treating injured protesters. His cousin called it just doing his duty to save lives.

As U.S. threats loom larger, Iran's top diplomat picked up the phone to rally neighbors for calm amid rising stakes.

A group of teenagers, fresh from late-night studying, faced sudden harassment from police near their tutorial center in Shomolu. Videos captured their desperate pleas: 'Why treat us like animals? We haven’t committed any offence.'

An Afghan woman sobs in a resurfaced video, wishing she had never been born female because even animals roam freer than she can.

Residents and business owners in Surrey live in fear from a wave of extortion threats, smashed windows, arsons, and shootings at their homes.

Dr. Alireza Golchini, a general surgeon, lost teeth during a brutal home raid after offering free aid to injured protesters on Instagram.

Around 1 a.m., more than 30 armed men stormed Ambassador Bashir Isa Gusau's residence in Gusau, overpowering resistance and taking him away in front of his wife.

In broad daylight, militants tried to drag Nargis from her home in Kech district. Hours later, Pakistani troops turned the tables in a tense firefight.

In a bustling Nigerian market, a mother clutched photos of her only child and sobbed openly, pleading with strangers for ransom money to save her from kidnappers.

In the snowy forests of Kupwara's remote Karnah sector, troops unearthed a buried terrorist arms dump amid rugged terrain along the Pakistan border.

Amid chants from a large crowd in Kabul, an Afghan cleric pledged to raise the Islamic Emirate's flag over Islamabad at the funeral of a TTP-linked fighter.

Manju Devi Valmiki was sweeping the street when a shopkeeper demanded free cleanup—and turned violent with her own broom after she said no.

On January 27, Reza Pahlavi watched Holocaust Remembrance Day images and saw echoes in Iran's streets, where security forces gunned down protesters by the thousands.

Shops shuttered by soaring inflation in Tehran drew millions to the streets in late December 2025, their economic cries soon turning to demands to overthrow Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

Men in traditional attire handed over large Ghana-Must-Go bags to kingmakers, fueling instant suspicions of cash bribes for Ijebuland's next ruler.

Sarah Scott squeezed her phone so hard she cracked its screen guard while kicking and screaming to escape two men trying to drag her into a car. Her fierce resistance outside a friend's Hyde Park home saved her that February night.

Gunmen stormed three churches during Sunday services, herding worshippers into the bush as families watched in horror. Nine days later, more than 160 remain captive.

Caprice Cayetano hugged her dad tight during a surprise visit, her smile lighting up the house just as eviction pressure mounted.

After years away, Sunday Igboho stepped off the plane in Ibadan and headed straight to the Olubadan's palace to thank the monarch who helped bring him home.

Young Bangladeshi men kiss phone screens showing Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, pressing the images to their hearts in a show of solidarity. The videos arrive as Iranian streets run with blood from a brutal crackdown on protesters.

Players and families lingered on the field after an amateur match when gunmen in trucks opened fire, leaving bodies scattered under the floodlights.

A $199,000 sleek apartment in Cali, Colombia, caught eyes with its modern views and pool—but locals replied with over-the-top jokes about keeping gringos away.

Champagne flows and private jets contrast sharply with Iran's streets, where families scrape by on $4 a day. Sasha Sobhani's party clips have drawn widespread anger over this stark divide.

Residents of Lekki Palm City Estate scattered in panic as groups of young men smashed gates and walls at the main entrance, all captured live on AIT.

A father assured gunmen his family carried no weapons or politics, only to watch them order the adults killed right there at a checkpoint.

Jocelyn Nungaray, a 12-year-old who loved animals, was brutally murdered in Houston in June 2024. Her story, now resurfacing, highlights deep pain for her family and sharp divides over U.S. border security.

Crowds filled the streets of Chakdara, waving green flags and chanting for freedom, as KP Chief Minister Muhammad Sohail Afridi stood atop a vehicle to rally support for jailed PTI leader Imran Khan.

Al-Ahli supporters are calling on every fan to flood Jeddah's Alinma Stadium with green flags and chants ahead of Wednesday's key Saudi Pro League match.

Khulina called in Jub Jub's crew to catch her partner cheating, leading to spilled groceries, fierce Xhosa women standing tall, and total showdown mayhem.

Gunmen stormed Sunday services in Kurmin Wali, beating villagers and marching over 160 worshippers—including children and the elderly—into the bush, leaving families in terror.

Tears streaming down her face, a Nigerian woman abroad shared WhatsApp messages detailing her friend Lovette's heartbreaking abduction and death after an unpaid ₦100 million ransom.

In the shadow of fresh graves, black-clad crowds clap and sway to upbeat wedding tunes, turning funerals into bold stands against oppression.

Locked in a room at No. 26 Unity Road, Alakuko, a woman messaged for help as her baby's father threatened her life. Her urgent plea quickly rallied a community response.

Vibrant images of ornate Arabic calligraphy and fireworks lit up feeds as believers marked the birth of Imam Zayn al-Abidin on January 24, 2026.

Riding over Port Harcourt's busy CFC Flyover, Oron Godswill Edwin spotted a gaping sewer pit where a manhole cover should have been—and knew he had to act fast.

Crowds roared as Ashtine Olviga arrived at Brgy. Wawa Covered Court, beaming with Dunkin' Donuts boxes and flowers from fans, her smile lighting up the free community bash.

A 12-year-old boy from Iran's Kurdistan province sits indoors, his face, eye, neck, and arm raw from pellet wounds after security forces allegedly shot him at close range during protests.

Today, Shia communities light up with tributes to Hazrat Abbas, the brave standard-bearer whose loyalty in Karbala still moves hearts worldwide.

Ali Rahbar, a 33-year-old fitness coach from Mashhad, was arrested and executed by hanging on January 22, one of thousands caught in Iran's crackdown on economic protests.

Red flags waved high as thousands packed Charsadda's streets, honoring Bacha Khan's legacy of peace in his hometown.

A delivery worker screamed for help as men beat him with sticks and tried dragging him into a van amid heavy traffic. Quick-thinking police nearby stopped the attack cold.

Three friends from the Midwest arrived in Florida for a car auction, only to be gunned down outside their rental by the neighbor next door.

A 22-year-old woman filed a police complaint against three key Alianza Lima players, forcing the club to act just days before their big anniversary match against Messi's Inter Miami.

In a live video packed with drama, Majida Issa chopped her long hair into La Diabla's fierce short red bob, cigarette in hand and glare on point—fans instantly shouted 'La reina está de vuelta!'

Voters at Kibibi Polling Station watched in shock as supporters seized ballot papers and pre-marked them for their candidate before fleeing.

Sumbul Touqeer Khan stepped onto the red carpet in a sharp black outfit, launching her first music video while singing and producing for her new banner.

Gunmen burst into three Sunday church services in a remote Nigerian village, herding over 160 worshippers into the bush as families watched in horror.

Siddhant Chaturvedi and Mrunal Thakur soar through blue skies and misty forests in the dreamy first song from their upcoming romantic drama.

Sushmita lies in a hospital bed, hooked to an IV under a red blanket, after a crowd reportedly confronted her for feeding stray dogs at her residential complex.

The revered Awujale stool sits vacant after Oba Sikiru Kayode Adetona's passing, but petitions and security concerns have paused the selection of his successor for a second time.

Nigeria's Interior Minister Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo walked into passport offices unannounced, catching officers mid-shift and calling out delays right there amid desks and waiting families.

In a quiet orchard in Shopian, security forces uncovered a hidden danger—a 6kg improvised explosive device buried under branches and soil.

During a routine patrol in a quiet orchard, security teams spotted a buried threat and swiftly neutralized it, ensuring no one was harmed.

Thousands of mostly female ASHA health workers filled Kolkata's streets, chanting for a fixed salary of Rs 15,000 after serving on the frontlines during COVID-19.

Farah Pahlavi, Iran's exiled empress, remembers young lives like 19-year-old Raha, who posted 'Woman, Life, Freedom' hours before security forces shot her in Tehran's streets.

Nineteen-year-old Raha Bohlulipour dreamed of studying abroad and posted 'Woman, Life, Freedom' in her final moments before security forces shot her on January 9.

A frantic search gripped Colorado Springs when thieves stole a car with a 2-year-old boy strapped in the back seat. Just hours later, little Giovani was safe.

From Washington, D.C., Sajeeb Wazed Joy spoke out for the first time ahead of Bangladesh's polls, standing up for his mother's choices during the deadly 2024 protests that ended her rule.

Human rights lawyers Imaan Zainab Mazari-Hazir and Hadi Ali Chattha walked into court fearing a trap, with police shadowing them even into restrooms.

On January 20, 1988, Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan passed away, leaving a legacy of non-violence that still draws admirers from India and Pakistan to honor him today.

In a heartfelt meeting at Aiwan-e-Sadr, First Lady Aseefa Bhutto Zardari heard stories of children from rural Sindh finally walking freely after treatment.

Amid deadly crackdowns on massive protests, an Austrian activist's podcast calling for Iran's breakup has drawn sharp rejection from opposition voices craving unity.

Tears streaming down her face, an Igbo woman in Nigeria's Osun State pleads on video about locals invading her farmland, stealing equipment worth over ₦10 million, and blocking her market sales due to her ethnicity.

A stark photo of tattooed men packed behind bars in El Salvador's mega-prison has people questioning U.S. deportations of Venezuelans accused of gang ties.

Young people in Ibadan shared raw stories of agents demanding fees that dwarf annual rent, turning simple house hunts into financial nightmares.

A taxi driver's night shift ended in tragedy when a female passenger fired shots during an argument, leaving him slumped over the wheel amid a shocked crowd.

As Iranian protesters faced bullets and blackouts in Tehran streets, the World Economic Forum pulled its invite to Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi just before Davos.

In a packed Senate session, Chairman Yousuf Raza Gilani named Allama Raja Nasir Abbas the new Leader of the Opposition, ending a five-month wait with applause from allies.

Senator Mike Lee stood with El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele at a Washington event, hailing him as the friend who restored peace to a gang-ravaged nation.

The fighter in the Bulls jersey drops his hands, taunts aggressively, and pays the price with a vicious left hook that leaves him twitching on the canvas.

Gang inmates seized dozens of guards in a bloody prison riot, then struck back with attacks that left eight police officers dead. President Arévalo responded with a nationwide state of siege to restore order.

A former Iranian insider claims Ali Larijani orchestrated a brutal response to protests, drawing from China's Tiananmen playbook to crush dissent before offering reforms.

Ajay Devgn steps into the future of storytelling with Bal Tanhaji, a generative AI project tracing young Tanaji Malusare's rise from the hit 2020 film.

Surrounded by security forces and seated prisoners, El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele declared criminals beyond redemption by education—only force works.

A Sinaloa Cartel sicario stands ready in San Ignacio, his body strapped with rifle-like devices, antennas, and a tablet—gear built to jam enemy drones mid-flight.

A quick-thinking taxi driver in Accra's Darkuman suburb spotted armed robbers fleeing on a motorbike and rammed his silver Toyota Yaris right into them.

A woman discovered her partner's four-year affair and child with another—then watched him pick the side chick right in front of her on live TV.

In the dead of night, Tajik border guards faced down four armed intruders who crossed from Afghanistan and refused to back down.

Neighbors watched in shock as agents kicked in a door on Nevada Avenue East, handcuffing five adults and a 12-year-old boy during a snowy evening raid.

A six-year-old girl wandered Morristown streets on January 11, crying 'Where's Papi?' after ICE agents took her father while he grabbed takeout.

Yash Rajendra vented in a heated Twitter Space, playing audio clips of what he calls shady tactics by Farrhana Bhatt's team during Bigg Boss 19.

Melina Asadi, just three years old, was walking with her father to a pharmacy for cough syrup when gunfire erupted around them. Her father held her in his arms as a bullet struck her from behind, covering his hands in blood.

A tall man in a white T-shirt struts confidently through a locked photography studio, rifling desks and even dancing a bit, all caught on CCTV.