Rodrigo Paz signs emergency decree to lift road blocks amid weeks of protests and shortages.

A sudden drone strike on a Moscow refinery turns the city into a war zone, sparking disbelief and revealing the war’s creeping reach.

A fire at Viva Wyndham Dominicus Beach in Bayahibe claims one tourist’s life and forces 1,700 guests to evacuate. Authorities are investigating and repatriating victims.

A fresh ceasefire ends days of US‑Israeli bombardments on Iran, but leaders warn of rough road ahead for the outline agreement.

Billionaire Mukesh Ambani announces Jio Platforms IPO, potentially raising $4bn, marking a landmark listing for India's telecom sector.

A teenager from India died when he fell from a horse‑drawn carriage in Central Park after the driver stepped away for a photo.

A private jet crashed onto a Texas motorway, leaving passengers trapped. Bystanders and first responders spring into action to pull survivors out of the wreckage.

In Balochistan, motorbike riders ferry smuggled Iranian fuel across a scorching desert, risking fire and political violence.

Heavy US sanctions slash Cuba tourism; airlines halt flights, fuel shortages cripple services.

U.S. sanctions hit Cuba's tourism, leaving travel, fuel, and supplies in crisis—hunger for foreign visitors and locals alike.

A 68‑year‑old pétanque player dies after a disputed metal boule strike during a rivalry in Mimizan. Authorities investigate the tragic incident.

Morocco captain Achraf Hakimi will stand trial in Paris for rape allegations, amid World Cup 2026 delays and immigration restrictions for players.

Japanese fans’ stadium clean‑ups during the World Cup spark praise, yet social media backlash highlights a home bias against men’s housework.

A 63‑year‑old British man died during a paragliding accident near Tremp, Catalonia, authorities report.

A 63‑year‑old British tourist died after a paragliding mishap near Tremp in Catalonia. Authorities investigate the cause.

Ethiopian teen’s compassion leads to a viral video when he brings a sick chicken to a hospital, sparking renewed debate about animal care.

Actress Daveigh Chase, known for The Ring and Lilo & Stitch, dies aged 35 after battle with meningitis and sepsis.

Kyle Sandilands obtains a $12 million payout from ARN Media following a lawsuit over a cancelled ten‑year contract.

The Australian regulator says the show’s background checks are failing, prompting the UK’s Ofcom to call the reports deeply concerning.

South African jazz legend Abdullah Ibrahim passes away after a brief illness, leaving a soundtrack of resistance and artistry.

Japanese football fans sweep World Cup stands, but debate sparks over men’s minimal household chores and gender disparities in Japan’s home life

A new memorandum of understanding between Washington and Tehran lifts sanctions and opens the Strait of Hormuz, yet it pauses the core dispute over the war’s aim.

Japanese fans’ stadium clean‑ups during the World Cup spark praise, yet social media backlash highlights a home bias against men’s housework.

A fresh look at the deal that ended the conflict and the hidden motives that shaped the clash in the Middle East

The 1.4‑billion nation’s football hopes are thwarted by the World Cup’s absence, but veteran voices say the path is still open.

Rodrigo Paz signs emergency decree to lift road blocks amid weeks of protests and shortages.

President Trump accuses Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni of demanding a photo at the G7 summit and blocking US military flights in Iran, sparking a diplomatic spat.

A sudden drone strike on a Moscow refinery turns the city into a war zone, sparking disbelief and revealing the war’s creeping reach.

Within 24 hours of a ceasefire, Israeli warplanes and artillery hit southern Lebanon, killing at least 11 people and raising concerns about the US‑Iran peace deal.

A summit in Ghana calls for a formal apology and reparations from former slave‑trade nations, following a UN resolution that recognises transatlantic slavery as the gravest crime against humanity.

A six‑year‑old girl infected with Ebola was rescued from a hospital raid; the child is now stable as local doctors report.

Australia's first H5N1 bird flu confirmation means the virus has now reached every continent, sparking urgent monitoring of wildlife and poultry.

The U.S. will cut aid to South Africa’s HIV efforts, citing alleged persecution of Afrikaners, heightening tensions between the two nations.

Ethiopian teen’s compassion leads to a viral video when he brings a sick chicken to a hospital, sparking renewed debate about animal care.

New study reveals the H5N1 strain killed over 75% of seal pups on Heard Island, sparking calls for tighter monitoring.

Apple will hike device prices as rising memory chip costs, driven by AI demand and supply disruptions, potentially adding up to $150 for new models.

Close to 200 drones and 4 missiles strike Moscow, creating smoke, injuries and flight disruptions.

Robots on sidewalks raise safety concerns, protests, and city bans worldwide, with residents warning of collisions and job impacts.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos tells VivaTech Paris that AI will spark a labour shortage and create new jobs, while dreaming of a moon base and a new manufacturing AI venture.

A private jet crashed onto a Texas motorway, leaving passengers trapped. Bystanders and first responders spring into action to pull survivors out of the wreckage.