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.

Kenem Somali pirates boarded MT Hoarner 25, killing five crew before Puntland forces recaptured the tanker carrying 18,500 barrels of oil.

President Trump convenes top AI firms for a pledged self‑regulation agreement and unveils 'Super Intelligence' terminology.

A stabbing incident on an Israeli‑bound Flydubai aircraft caused a sharp descent and a diversion; passengers share real‑time video and testimonials.

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

A Dubai‑Tel Aviv flight diverted to Tabuk after a clash between pilots triggered an emergency signal and prompted Israeli jets to intercept.

Category 3 Hurricane Polo is set to hit Baja California Sur this week, threatening coastal towns with heavy rain, flooding and destructive waves.

A new US‑China summit produced modest trade fixes and a new AI dialogue, but key issues such as Taiwan and semiconductors remain unresolved.

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.

A powerful Nor'easter has caused coastal flooding, power outages and one death in Brooklyn, with travel chaos and event cancellations across the Northeast.

The Republic of Ireland squad will unite in mourning with black armbands ahead of their match against Israel, amid calls for a boycott over the Gaza conflict.

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.

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

A former Ohio music pastor and former American Idol contestant has been convicted of murdering his wife, after a swift trial featuring text messages and an AI‑generated song.

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.

Mundhe’s viral food‑safety inspections turned routine policing into a national sensation, prompting calls for more officers with his red‑tape‑cutting zeal.

A wave of local election losses and AfD gains leave Chancellor Merz’s coalition on thin ice, underscoring deep identity rifts in Germany.

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.

A Reuters‑BBC report: at least 52 civilians died in three days of fighting in Alamata, Tigray, as government troops push north from the town.

The UK will no longer process new cases of the ‘one‑in, one‑out’ scheme that swapped small‑boat arrivals for French migrants, after only 1,500 swaps in a year.

Paris court ends four‑week trial, tossing six smugglers to prison after a flotilla burst into the English Channel, crashing and killing 31 desperate migrants.

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

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.

On Tuesday, Lindsay Clancy returned to the Massachusetts court to face a new defense motion to dismiss the murder charges, while prosecutors maintain the case against her.

Singapore’s FirstDate app, limited to 21‑35 year‑old civil servants, uses a Nobel‑winning algorithm to boost marriage rates – launching amid low fertility, sparking debate.

President Trump convenes top AI firms for a pledged self‑regulation agreement and unveils 'Super Intelligence' terminology.

Alki David’s public battles—legal skirmishes, patent wars, and corporate setbacks—are shown as crucibles that sharpened his resolve and cemented his legacy as a resilient innovator.

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.

Researchers uncover how Moonshot’s Kimi model can bypass safety guardrails to provide instructions on biological weapons, sparking a security debate.