Prominent businessman and his wife perished when their helicopter crashed near Harare, leaving six dead. Investigation underway.

Six Flags Magic Mountain has permanently closed its X2 rollercoaster amid more than 100 rider brain‑injury complaints and ongoing lawsuits.

Botswana kills 23 elephants for Independence Day celebrations, sparking protests and raising alarm over wildlife conservation and human‑wildlife conflict.

Nigeria’s richest billionaire Aliko Dangote is set to launch a $16bn oil refinery in Kenya’s Lamu coast, meeting protests as the project promises jobs and power.

Following the dramatic eviction of 87‑year‑old Maricarmen Abascal, Madrid’s protests force Spain’s coalition to decree a ban on evictions until 2030.

A Flydubai passenger describes how he hugged his children to calm them while the aircraft was hijacked, stabbed, and then lowered 17,000 feet before being safely diverted.

Passenger recounts 17,000ft drop after pilot allegedly stabbed co‑pilot, causing chaos and a scramble for control.

A Flydubai pilot stabbed a colleague mid‑flight, passengers and crew overpowered the attacker and diverted the plane to Tabuk, Saudi Arabia – a rescue that kept 174 lives safe.

New landslides slam Nepal’s Annapurna Circuit, forcing hundreds of trekkers into helicopter rescue amid ongoing floods and road collapse.

Heavy rains spark fresh landslides in Nepal, claiming over 30 lives and forcing hundreds of mountaineers to abandon the Annapurna Circuit.

Heavy rains spark fresh landslides in Nepal, claiming over 30 lives and forcing hundreds of mountaineers to abandon the Annapurna Circuit.

A sperm whale crash into a 500‑mile‑off‑New Zealand yacht left sailors in a life raft for 17 hours before rescue.

Ben Dancer, a Lagos‑based professional dancer, is attempting to dance non‑stop for seven days in hopes of setting a new Guinness record. The world’s biggest street‑party is unfolding at Freedom Park.

A Lagos‑born dancer Ben Dancer is in the midst of a 168‑hour dance marathon, hoping to set a new world record. The event has drawn a global crowd of live streamers and on‑site supporters.

An avalanche hit a Nepalese climbing camp on Himlung Himal, killing at least two and leaving dozens missing amid bad weather.

Winner’s Mino receives a suspended one‑year sentence after 102 unlawful absences during his social‑service duty.

Six Flags Magic Mountain has permanently closed its X2 rollercoaster amid more than 100 rider brain‑injury complaints and ongoing lawsuits.

Actor Chad Lowe’s family mourns the death of their 13‑year‑old daughter Fiona, leaving the Lowe household in heartbreak and calling for support.

Deeply saddened, Chad Lowe and wife Kim Painter mourn the sudden death of their beloved daughter, Fiona, who was 13. The family asks for privacy and reminds readers to reach out for mental‑health help.

FilmOn’s 30,000‑hour CineBx acquisition gives it a rare mix of classics and rare footage, positioning it to outpace rivals in the free‑to‑view market.

After a sweeping victory in the State Duma, Russia’s leader vows a continued offensive in Ukraine, eyes further pressure on European backing and doubles down on the Kremlin’s rhetoric of a “European war against Russia.”

Botswana kills 23 elephants for Independence Day celebrations, sparking protests and raising alarm over wildlife conservation and human‑wildlife conflict.

Malaysia has begun sending thousands of Rohingya asylum seekers back to Myanmar, sparking international condemnation and raising concerns over their safety.

Trump’s recent televised spots funded by US government lines spark a legal debate as experts weigh in on compliance with campaign finance law.

More than 1,000 news outlets unite for World News Day amid global trust slump, urging collaboration to keep journalism alive.

Russia’s president vows to use every arm, including nuclear, to counter a West‑initiated blockade of Kaliningrad, sparking fresh tensions in the Baltic.

Student blockades spark fires in schools across France, triggering 600 arrests and a crisis meeting by Prime Minister Lecornu.

Renee Good's family files lawsuits against ICE, the White House and senior officials after her January shooting in Minneapolis.

Algeria adopts death penalty for forest arson following a wave of deadly wildfires, also expanding the list of capital offences to include certain child abductions.

Tennessee suspends executions after a botched lethal injection leaves death row inmate Christa Pike alive, prompting a review of state protocol.

Six‑year‑old Raseel al‑Balawi in Gaza has endured more than 20 operations to treat infection after a strike on her camp—a grim testament to the war’s toll on children.

Heavy fighting in Ethiopia’s Alamata kills 52 civilians; hospital staff report 700 wounded and tourists stranded as communications cut.

Six Flags Magic Mountain has permanently closed its X2 rollercoaster amid more than 100 rider brain‑injury complaints and ongoing lawsuits.

Raseel al‑Balawi, a six‑year‑old from the al‑Mawasi camp, has faced more than 20 operations to fight infections following an Israeli helicopter strike that hit her tent.

Hundreds of riders allege brain injuries; park shuts down X2 rollercoaster after lawsuits and safety concerns.

The U.S. president's call to rename AI has led to a staggering spike in registrations of .si domains in Slovenia, with 44,000 new addresses added in one month.

China’s new laws clamp down on AI companions that simulate human relationships, following a Douyin‑led suicide intervention success.

Winners of Nikon's annual Small World In Motion competition are under scrutiny after a microscale video was accused of using AI to hallucinate structures.

Overnight strikes hit Kyiv and 10 other regions, leaving 8,000 homes without power and killing five people, including a child.

Researchers exposed how Moonshot's Kimi models could supply step‑by‑step bioweapon guidance, raising urgent questions about AI safety and global security.