Nearly three dozen journalists were detained during protests in New Delhi, prompting press groups to condemn the police response as an attack on press freedom.
Criminal gangs are reportedly using balloons and quadcopter drones to move drugs across the border, as Jordan strengthens surveillance and patrols.
Chicago police identified retired detective Thomas F. McInerney Jr. as the killer of eight-year-old Gloria Kowalewicz, using preserved evidence and modern DNA testing.
A preliminary magnitude 6.1 earthquake struck southern Panama Monday evening, days after powerful tremors damaged buildings; no casualties or damage were immediately reported.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev said drones hit two ships offshore, sinking one and prompting rescue operations; 15 crew members were evacuated.
James Robertson is scheduled for lethal injection after killing cellmate Frank Hart, saying he wanted execution after years in prison.
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Ivan Novotný and Metod Špaček say Slovakia unlawfully rejected recognition of their Austrian marriage, despite European Union requirements for cross-border recognition.
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Qantas cancelled its Rome-to-Perth service for a deep clean after passengers reported bites during the nearly 17-hour outbound flight.
Average populations of native breeding birds fell 19% from 1970 to 2025, with almost half of monitored species declining recently.
Cars used during a Norwegian military exercise stored footage of soldiers, their movements and access codes entered at military gates.
Apple says its new HomeView smart home hub won’t be sold in the EU because Siri AI isn’t available there.
Strong AI demand lifted trade growth in China, India and other Asian economies, outpacing overall global trade, the IMF’s chief economist said.
A Russian missile struck a residential building in Kyiv as Ukrainian official Dmytro Lytvyn said allies provided no advance warning.
The Vatican says Pope Leo XIV was diagnosed with lung cancer after surgery removed the lower lobe of his right lung.
Five Russian missiles struck Kyiv before air-raid alerts sounded, while officials said intelligence-sharing with Washington remained active despite the warning failure.
Ethiopian federal forces have reached Zalambessa, according to sources, though officials have not publicly confirmed control of the border town.
Sources say a ballistic missile struck an office tower at Saudi Aramco’s Dhahran complex, damaging upper floors and starting a fire.
Ukraine’s Khartia Corps says Russian troops led civilians toward a gas pipeline near Kupiansk, then shelled them during their withdrawal.
Hungary’s veto removal clears the way for the EU to open two more accession clusters with Ukraine and may enable talks.
The seven-year investment will expand manufacturing, research, supplier networks and emerging mobility businesses, strengthening India’s role as a global export base.
The presidential candidate says the prohibition undermines legal certainty for licensed businesses, while arguing enforcement should target unregulated gambling operators.
The federal NDP leader urged Prime Minister Mark Carney to take over Stelco after the company announced plans for up to 500 layoffs.
The coalition says it struck Houthi-linked fuel infrastructure near Sanaa, prompting threats against Saudi airports, oil facilities and other targets.
Two Turkish citizens were detained in Germany over a September arson attack on a Polish Starlink ground station, Polish officials say.