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Positive change is happening everywhere. BrightWire's global good news section brings you uplifting stories from countries around the world.
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India and Israel just upgraded their relationship to a "special strategic partnership" after signing 16 new agreements spanning technology, agriculture, and security. The historic move strengthens cooperation between two of the world's largest democracies.
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In the heart of Nelson Mandela Bay, a 200-year-old cathedral continues to stand as a living monument to history, faith, and community. St Mary's Cathedral, designed by the city's first architect in 1825, houses artifacts some believe date back to the 14th century.
Nearly a quarter million travelers crossed between China and Vietnam during the nine-day Spring Festival, marking a surge in cultural tourism. The boom is creating jobs and strengthening ties between neighboring communities.
India's historic Ahmedabad brought together religious traditions, civic pride, and thousands of residents to mark its 615th birthday with rituals, heritage walks, and cultural performances. The annual celebration honors the city's founding while connecting young people to their roots.
Hundreds of thousands of Yemeni government workers are getting paid thanks to a $346.6 million aid package from Saudi Arabia. The funding arrives as part of a partnership focused on rebuilding Yemen's economy and institutions.
A charity won the right to challenge a policy that's kept refugee families apart since September. The case could reunite thousands of parents and children separated by conflict and distance.
A new national survey reveals widespread approval for the military operation that led to the death of CJNG cartel leader "El Mencho," with nearly half of Mexicans viewing President Sheinbaum more favorably. The public response signals growing support for decisive action against organized crime despite subsequent violence.
Just three years after its worst economic collapse since independence, Sri Lanka has achieved eight straight quarters of growth and restored international confidence. The island nation's dramatic turnaround shows how determined reform can rebuild trust even after a full-scale crisis.
The Macaquiño people of Colombia's Amazon are working to preserve ancestral fishing knowledge that has sustained their community for generations. As modern gear replaces handcrafted traps, elders fear losing traditional techniques that protect both fish populations and cultural heritage.
A gray wolf was spotted in Los Angeles County for the first time in over a century, marking a remarkable comeback for a species that was nearly extinct. The wolf population in the Lower 48 states has grown from around 1,500 to more than 6,000 today.
Brighton's gamble on hosting the Women's Rugby World Cup paid off big time, delivering nearly £29 million to local businesses and inspiring over 2,000 girls to try rugby. The tournament sold out both matches, with locals snagging 62% of tickets to see world-class teams play in their own backyard.
Uttar Pradesh's Buddhist heritage destinations welcomed 440,000 international pilgrims in 2025, nearly nine times more than three years ago. A new international airport and dedicated tourist train are making ancient spiritual sites accessible to devotees worldwide. ##
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