Youths in Christchurch were arrested following an aggravated robbery and a dangerous police pursuit in stolen vehicles, highlighting ongoing concerns regarding youth crime and public safety.
A shooting at Teotihuacan pyramids killed a Canadian woman and injured 13, prompting investigations and renewed concerns over safety at major tourist sites.
A triple homicide investigation in Hastings has shocked the community, particularly as authorities reveal the family involved had never been flagged or known to social services prior to the event.
Wellington's red rain warning has been lifted, but recovery continues as hundreds of homes remain without power following severe flooding and minor landslides.
NSW Police are reviewing protest charges after the Supreme Court struck down anti-protest laws, marking a significant win for the right to public assembly.
Astronomers have measured the speed and power of black hole jets, offering new insight into their role in shaping galaxies.
A shooting at a historic pyramid site in Mexico injured several tourists, prompting investigation and renewed focus on security.
Claims about destroyed Iranian nuclear sites remain unverified as experts highlight the difficulty of assessing damage, while ceasefire discussions continue amid geopolitical tensions.
New research suggests sperm whale communication may share structural similarities with human language, revealing unexpected complexity in ocean life.
A powerful wave in Tenerife kills four swimmers, highlighting the unpredictable risks of ocean environments even in seemingly safe areas.
Authorities investigate suspected arson in Rochestown, Cork, as a damaged home raises concerns about safety and community stability.
A multi-vehicle collision on Dublin’s M50 during poor weather disrupts traffic and highlights the fragile nature of everyday road safety.
Pakistan’s leaders face domestic pressure over the Iran conflict as economic fears and calls for neutrality grow.
Maria Corina Machado used a Spain visit to deepen ties with conservative leaders while pressing for political change in Venezuela.
India and South Korea aim to raise bilateral trade to $50 billion by 2030 through new deals in technology, steel, energy, and supply chains.
Xi Jinping called for the Strait of Hormuz to reopen and urged ceasefire efforts as conflict-linked disruptions shook energy markets.
The EU hosted a major Palestinian peace conference in Brussels as it seeks a stronger diplomatic role in the Middle East.
Goldman Prize winner Theonila Roka Matbob was honored for seeking accountability and environmental repair in Bougainville after decades of mining damage.
A Cherry Creek penthouse could become Denver’s most expensive residential sale, highlighting strength in the luxury housing market.
Police say eight children were killed in Shreveport after a father targeted family members in a multi-scene domestic shooting.
Oil prices advanced after reports of a seized Iranian-linked vessel renewed fears over Gulf supply routes and weakened confidence in a ceasefire.
The Supreme Court declined to hear a Massachusetts parental-rights case involving a school’s support of a child’s gender identity.
Fresh scrutiny of Jeffrey Epstein’s Harvard ties has revived questions about fundraising ethics, reputation, and institutional accountability.
Six crew members remain missing after the U.S.-flagged cargo vessel Mariana was found overturned near Saipan following Typhoon Sinlaku.