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- 1Jim Al-Khalili to front 2026 Christmas Lectures on time▼Jim Al-Khalili to explore mysteries of time in 2026 Christmas Lectures
Physicist and broadcaster Jim Al-Khalili will present the 2026 Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, taking on the mysteries of time. The announcement, reported by Laboratory News, signals another high-profile scientist delivering the annual lecture series, which has long aimed to bring complex science to young audiences and the wider public.
- 2Mahmoud Khalil's book reiterates his anti-Zionist stance▼Mahmoud Khalil’s book reiterates his anti-Zionist stance
Mahmoud Khalil, the Palestinian activist and former Columbia University student who became a prominent figure in pro-Palestinian protests and in debates over free speech and deportation, has published a book that restates his anti-Zionist position. Coverage so far focuses on his reaffirmed opposition to Zionism and on what the memoir reveals about his activism and detention experience. Reactions are divided between supporters who see him as a free-speech cause and critics who dispute his views.
- 3Gaza man appeals for $100 to fund wife's blood transfusion●My wife is in the hospital and urgently needs two units of blood. I need $100 to help save her life. Please, I beg you,
A man named Khalil says his wife Noreen is hospitalized in Gaza and urgently needs two units of blood, appealing for $100 to pay for the treatment through a crowdfunding page. The appeal is circulating amid the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where residents frequently seek online donations for medical care, food and basic supplies that are scarce or unaffordable locally.
- 4Bangladesh's Khalilur Rahman Courts Beijing, Moscow and Delhi at UN▼Beijing, Moscow and New Delhi: Khalilur Rahman’s High-wire Diplomacy at UN
Bangladesh's National Security Adviser Khalilur Rahman is drawing attention for his diplomatic balancing act at the United Nations, engaging simultaneously with China, Russia and India. Commentators in Dhaka see his outreach to three rival powers as a high-wire act for Bangladeshi foreign policy, testing how the country positions itself among competing global blocs.