The school day had started as usual, Amaineh says. As it was the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, the children gathered inside the prayer room to recite the Quran, he recalls, before beginning to teach his students a new letter of the Persian alphabet. But as the first attacks of the war unfolded across Iran,
Vietnam is weighing the most unusual version yet of the youth social media bans sweeping the world. Instead of kicking children off the platforms entirely, the country wants to allow them to stay connected, but muted. According to a draft decree from Vietnam’s Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, reported on Friday by Reuters, users
France’s parliament passed a law to ban social media for under-15s from January 2027, making it the first European country to block young people from the platforms. The law will mean everyone in France will have to verify their age to access social media and comes at a time when the UK and EU are
Jennifer Garner recently said on the “Shut Up Evan” podcast that paparazzi would go to great lengths to get photos of her and her children. “If I ran a yellow light, 15 cars would run the red light behind me,” Garner said. “They were driving onto people’s lawns, even on a hillside. We were trying
In recent months, many countries have announced plans to restrict access to social media for children and teenagers. Australia became the first to implement such measures late last year, setting a precedent that other countries are now closely following. France is now the latest country to announce such a measure. Regulations and proposals put forward
Updated July 21, 2026 – 6:49 p.m.,first published 4:10 p.m. Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. TOTOTO One of the country’s most senior Catholics allegedly plied young Aboriginal men with alcohol, forced them to strip naked and sexually abused them on properties