Maersk completed its first transit of the Red Sea and Bab el‑Mandeb Strait in nearly two years amid hopes that a Gaza ceasefire could allow gradual resumption of the vital Suez Canal route.
Mexican low‑cost airlines Volaris and Viva Aerobus have agreed to merge under a holding company, forming the country’s largest domestic carrier group, with each brand maintaining operations and 50 % ownership.
SpaceX lost communication with Starlink satellite 35956 after an in‑orbit anomaly caused it to tumble, shed debris, and begin re‑entry; engineers are monitoring fragments and investigating the fault.
French police captured a 19‑year‑old man in Marseille weeks after he escaped Dijon prison by cutting cell bars and climbing down on bedsheets; his earlier accomplice was arrested the next day.
A Tokyo couple died after becoming trapped inside a private sauna during a fire; investigators are probing a broken doorknob and a disabled emergency alarm system as potential factors.
President Trump signed an order to reclassify marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III, aiming to expand medical access, ease industry rules, and boost research, marking a major federal policy shift.
A key figure within the Sinaloa cartel has claimed that the portrayal of Ryan Wedding as a major drug trafficker in U.S. media is exaggerated. This statement raises questions about the motivations behind such narratives and the complexities of cartel dynamics.
A woman has been sentenced to prison after being found guilty of conspiring with her lover to murder her husband. The shocking case highlights the lengths some will go to in the name of love and betrayal.
Paul was rushed to the hospital after a suspected jaw injury, leaving family and friends concerned. Initial examinations indicate a potential fracture, and further tests are underway to confirm the diagnosis
France has introduced a new 'strong protection' label aimed at safeguarding 63 marine areas. This initiative comes as part of a broader commitment to environmental conservation and is intended to bolster marine biodiversity and support sustainable local fishing practices.
Ukrainian officials reported that approximately 180,000 consumers were left without power after a recent overnight attack by Russian forces, underscoring the ongoing impact of the conflict on civilian infrastructure.
New South Wales Premier announces a temporary ban on public protests for up to three months, citing security concerns stemming from recent Gaza rallies that are believed to be associated with the recent terror attack in Bondi.
Nairobi is raising concerns as reports emerge of recruitment efforts targeting Kenyans to join the Russian military in the ongoing conflict. Authorities warn that individuals are being enticed with promises of lucrative financial incentives and opportunities abroad, jeopardizing both their safety and national security.
The tragic death of a young Hindu man named Dipu has intensified fears within Bangladesh's Hindu community, as reports suggest he was brutally beaten and his body subsequently burned. Local leaders express growing concerns over the rising extremism that threatens their safety and security in the region.
Japan has announced plans to enhance its support for Ukraine in the first half of 2026, focusing on humanitarian aid, economic recovery, and military assistance amid ongoing conflicts. This initiative reflects Japan's commitment to global stability and its role in international humanitarian efforts.
In a significant military operation, the United States has executed a large-scale airstrike against ISIS targets in Syria. This coordinated effort aims to dismantle the remnants of the terrorist organization and disrupt its operations in the region.
The U.S. Justice Department is preparing to release a massive set of Epstein-related files, promising transparency while limiting disclosure to protect victims and sensitive investigations.
Cambodia faces heavy human and economic costs from renewed border fighting with Thailand, with civilian casualties, displacement, trade disruptions, and rising prices.
After a brief “kiss cam” moment at a Coldplay concert went viral, HR executive Kristin Cabot says she faced ongoing harassment, threats and career setbacks as she tries to find new work.
Protesters set fire to the offices of Prothom Alo and The Daily Star in Dhaka, trapping journalists who were rescued after gasping in smoke, halting publications amid escalating unrest.
Australia has announced its largest national gun buyback scheme since 1996 after the deadly Bondi Beach attack, aiming to reduce firearms and tighten ownership laws.
Suspect in Brown University campus shooting and MIT professor’s killing was found dead by suicide in a New Hampshire storage unit, ending an interstate manhunt.
Families of Ukrainian soldiers who died by suicide face stigma, lack of recognition, and no military honors, highlighting gaps in support and cultural pressures around mental health.
Starting in 2029, the Academy Awards will stream live and free on YouTube worldwide, ending decades of traditional broadcast TV and embracing a new digital era for cinema’s biggest night.