A double-deck bus veered into a bus shelter in central Stockholm, killing and injuring several people. Police say no sign of intent and are investigating.
Indigenous delegates, the largest ever at a COP, converge in Belém for COP30 — demanding land demarcation, direct funding, and real influence, even as many face exclusion from decision-making zones.
A powerful storm system is expected to bring heavy rain, flash flooding and mud-slides to Southern California over the weekend, particularly in areas still recovering from wildfires; residents in burn-scar zones should remain vigilant.
Ethiopia has confirmed its first Marburg virus outbreak, reporting nine cases in the Omo region. WHO praised its swift response while health teams mobilize to contain spread.
Venezuela launched a massive military exercise as a U.S. aircraft carrier nears the region, raising tensions and prompting a display of readiness from Caracas.
A diamond brooch once lost by Napoleon after Waterloo sold for $4.4 million, highlighting the enduring fascination with relics that outlive their empires.
London’s second UK & Ireland TikTok Awards celebrated the evolving creator landscape with a calm, reflective ceremony honoring diverse digital storytelling.
The Pentagon launches Operation Southern Spear, a maritime campaign targeting narco-terror networks in the Western Hemisphere, reshaping U.S. security strategy in the region.
A bus collided with a truck and plunged into a ravine in southern Peru’s Arequipa region, killing at least 37 people and injuring dozens in one of the country’s worst road accidents.
A diamond brooch once owned by Napoleon, lost during his retreat from Waterloo and held by the Prussian royal family for over 200 years, has sold for around $4.4 million at Sotheby’s Geneva—far exceeding its pre-sale estimate and underscoring the powerful allure of historic provenance.
Two of Ukraine’s most senior ministers — in justice and energy — have tendered their resignations amid a wide-ranging corruption investigation tied to a $100 million kickback scheme in the energy sector, highlighting pressure on Kyiv’s government and its trust with aid partners.
Brazil’s Supreme Court panel rejects Bolsonaro’s appeal, leaving his 27-year sentence intact — a moment where institutions attempt to prove they still have steel.
President's Ahmed visit to Washington took an unexpected turn as he played basketball with U.S. generals, in a rare gesture of soft diplomacy.
From 2004 to the mid-2010s, the CIA conducted a secret operation in southern Afghanistan dispersing billions of specially bred poppy seeds with extremely low alkaloid content in an effort to undermine the heroin trade. The initiative operated without broad U.S. or Afghan oversight, faced steep logistical and financial hurdles, and produced only modest long-term impact.
A Turkish military C-130 cargo plane returning from Azerbaijan crashed in eastern Georgia near the Azerbaijan border on 11 November 2025, killing all 20 on board. Investigations are underway.
David Szalay wins the 2025 Booker Prize for *Flesh*, a restrained, introspective novel exploring the quiet beauty and decay of human life.
Once a rap mogul, Sean “P. Diddy” Combs now serves as a chaplain’s assistant in prison, seeking redemption through faith and quiet service.
Michael Jackson becomes the first artist with Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 hits in six consecutive decades, proving his enduring cultural legacy.
Donald Trump says a new U.S.–India trade deal is nearly finalized, signaling renewed economic alignment between the two democracies.
A newly completed bridge in Southwest China collapsed into a mountainside and river after nearby terrain shifts and a landslide. Thankfully, no casualties have been reported.
Southern Water apologises after plastic biobeads from a treatment plant spill into Sussex waters, triggering environmental alarm and cleanup efforts
A 385-pound black bear stranded in a Pennsylvania neighborhood was safely tranquilized and lowered from a tree in a delicate rescue led by the Cetronia Fire Company.
A worker in Jiangsu was fired for taking 16,000 steps while on sick leave; the court later ruled the dismissal illegal
A magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck off Iwate Prefecture in northern Japan, triggering a tsunami advisory that was lifted after about three hours. Small waves were recorded; officials warn of possible aftershocks.