Protesters clashed with UN security at a climate summit in Brazil, reflecting rising tensions between activists demanding urgent action and institutional protocols.
The sun emitted 2025’s strongest solar flare, causing radio blackouts across Africa and Europe and disrupting communications and navigation.
Taiwan evacuated more than 8,300 people and suspended school operations in southern and eastern regions ahead of Tropical Storm Fung-wong’s land-approach, as heavy rain and plummeting streams signalled the island’s readiness.
Germany is moving toward a voluntary military-service model starting 2026, aiming to rebuild its forces while keeping compulsory draft as last resort.
In marking the ten-year anniversary of the November 13 2015 attacks, France blends remembrance and renewal, honouring the dead, standing with survivors, and quietly reaffirming the life of a city and a nation.
The Donald Trump administration plans to deploy federal immigration agents in Charlotte, North Carolina this weekend, according to the local sheriff, raising concerns among immigrant communities and local officials.
India’s Cabinet has confirmed that the recent New Delhi explosion was a terrorist attack, prompting a nationwide security response.
Venezuela has begun deploying troops and patrols in response to the increased U.S. military presence in the Caribbean, heightening regional tension.
Scientists have digitally reconstructed the 300,000-km network of Roman roads, revealing how the empire’s ancient infrastructure shaped its vast reach.
Tom Felton returned to Broadway as Draco Malfoy, receiving a standing ovation that marked his full-circle journey from screen villain to stage veteran.
Chinese entrepreneur Qian Zhimin, dubbed the “Crypto Queen,” was sentenced in London to 11 years and 8 months in prison for large-scale digital fraud.
The U.S. Mint has produced its final penny, closing a 232-year chapter in American currency history as production costs and digital payments make the coin obsolete.
Donald Trump signed a temporary budget bill, ending the longest U.S. government shutdown in history and reopening federal offices after 35 days of paralysis.
In Bucheon near Seoul a truck ploughed into a busy outdoor market, killing two people and injuring 18 others; investigations underway into cause.
Thousands worldwide are embracing Spiralism — a new AI-based belief system that blurs the line between conversation and religion.
Emma Stone tops a facial mapping study based on the Golden Ratio, sparking debate over whether beauty can—or should—be measured by mathematics.
A baby alligator was rescued from a cold New England river, highlighting the dangers exotic wildlife faces outside its natural habitat and the importance of responsible care.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has abandoned plans to raise income tax rates, thanks to improved fiscal forecasts, but she faces a still-significant funding gap and must explore alternative tax measures.
A decade after the Bataclan attacks, France continues to navigate remembrance, balancing grief, resilience, and national memory.
Germany plans to introduce voluntary military service, aiming to strengthen its armed forces while offering citizens choice and civic engagement opportunities.
China accuses the Netherlands of creating systemic risks in the semiconductor supply chain, highlighting geopolitical and technological tensions affecting global chip production.
French investigators have fully lifted Pavel Durov’s travel ban, restoring his freedom of movement while the criminal investigation into Telegram’s misuse continues.
At the *Wicked: For Good* premiere in Singapore, a man breached security and grabbed Ariana Grande. Cynthia Erivo stepped in to protect her, and the intruder was later charged with public nuisance.
China has warned its citizens to avoid travelling to Japan, citing recent remarks by Japan’s prime minister about Taiwan and rising risks to Chinese nationals in Japan.