Iran faces ongoing protests and international tensions, while Myanmar is accused of genocide and legal battles emerge in the United States. The episode also covers developments in Gaza, child marriage campaigns, and the death of a remarkable chimpanzee.

Iran's government faces its greatest challenge in years as protests intensify amid economic crisis and political uncertainty. Leadership remains under strain following military setbacks and international isolation. Despite mounting unrest, no clear alternative has emerged to challenge the current regime.

Donald Trump declared himself 'Acting President' of Venezuela, sparking outrage and international condemnation. Critics warn the move signals increased United States interventionism and growing global tensions.

Protests in Iran are intensifying as economic hardship and recent military failures erode support for the government. The unrest now includes merchants and the poor, posing a serious threat to the country's leadership.

Israeli authorities have renewed a demolition order for a football pitch in Aida Refugee Camp near Bethlehem, citing permit issues. Owners have one week to comply or face penalties. The field has been under threat since last November.

Pakistan has rejected claims that its territory is being used for potential United States military action against Iran, calling the reports unfounded. The government urges reliance on official sources amid heightened tensions and unrest in Iran.

Ofcom is investigating X over reports of sexual deepfakes created by Grok AI. UK officials warn X could be blocked if it fails to remove illegal content. The probe follows global backlash and temporary bans of Grok's image feature.

First-time pass rates for Israel's bar exam neared 68 percent, with university graduates leading and significant gaps persisting among repeat examinees and college graduates. Overall pass rates and scores varied widely by institution and internship placement.

Macclesfield FC stunned Crystal Palace in a historic FA Cup upset, while Manchester City thrashed Exeter City. Wrexham and Barcelona also claimed dramatic wins, and Manchester United's search for a new manager continues.

Three Beersheba residents received prison sentences for looting the Nova festival site after the attack that killed hundreds. The court called their actions a betrayal of social solidarity. They were fined and sentenced to between 36 and 40 months in prison.

A former child abuse prosecutor shares insights on the challenges of prosecuting abuse cases and emphasizes the importance of prevention through education and clear policies. She encourages parents and organizations to teach children about body autonomy and foster open communication.

Three men were sentenced to prison for looting the Nova festival site after the October 7 massacre, stealing from victims and survivors. The court called the crimes a moral collapse and imposed substantial sentences to reflect their gravity.