Malaysian police are investigating allegations of a plot to topple the government, with authorities urging restraint as the probe proceeds under laws protecting parliamentary democracy.
The U.S. Space Force has paused some national security launches on ULA’s Vulcan rocket after a booster-related glitch, pending further technical review and corrective steps.
Spain’s planned migrant regularization could legalize hundreds of thousands, but immigration offices face backlogs and strain as applicants prepare for the process.
Pakistan carried out air strikes near Kabul following intensified border clashes, accusing militants of launching cross-border attacks, while Afghan authorities condemned the action as a breach of sovereignty.
Thousands of Chinese fishing vessels operating near the disputed Senkaku Islands have raised concerns in Japan, with analysts suggesting the deployments reflect strategic maritime positioning rather than purely commercial activity.
The anti-drug campaign under former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte left lasting psychological and social impacts on children who witnessed violence or lost family members, as debates over accountability and legacy continue.
Police are introducing a dispersal zone in the city centre to prevent crime in hotspots, aiming to improve safety while balancing enforcement with community engagement.
New research suggests plant hormone therapy could help crops resist disease without reducing yield, offering a potential sustainable alternative to traditional pesticides.
Research shows humans and animals process visual information at different speeds, meaning some species perceive motion and time far more rapidly than we do.
Six planets — Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus — align in a rare celestial parade visible from the northern hemisphere this week, offering a spectacular night sky show.
In a still-volatile cryptocurrency market, Ripple and its native token XRP continue to make headlines. While the XRP price hovers around $1.38 to $1.42, major announcements about decentralized funding for the XRP Ledger (XRPL) and ongoing institutional advances signal significant long-term growth potential. This article explores the latest news, technical developments, and outlook for 2026, drawing from recent market data and expert analyses.
Mayon Volcano in Albay has begun emitting lava, Phivolcs reports, prompting continued monitoring and evacuation advisories within danger zones.
Scientists are mapping complex molecules in the Milky Way’s Central Molecular Zone, revealing how extreme galactic conditions shape astrochemistry and influence star formation.
With the UK energy price cap falling, experts say households could save up to £200 by switching tariffs, as suppliers reintroduce competitive deals amid improving market stability.
Monaco’s Catholic community prepares with anticipation for a pastoral visit by Pope Leo XIV, marking a moment of connection for the small principality’s Church.
Two 18-year-old men killed in a Donegal crash have been named locally, as friends and neighbors gather for a vigil in their memory.
South Korea has launched a coordinated national effort to support its bid for Canada’s new submarine fleet, emphasizing industrial cooperation and long-term defense ties.
Air strikes by Myanmar’s military government have reportedly killed 17 people in Rakhine State, intensifying violence in western Myanmar.
Ongoing assessments describe steady Russian offensive operations in eastern Ukraine, marked by incremental gains, sustained assaults, and continued Ukrainian resistance.
Germany’s beloved mulled wine tradition is facing changing tastes, with younger generations embracing lighter and alcohol-free alternatives while others hold tightly to nostalgic winter rituals.
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have killed five people, raising fears that a fragile ceasefire brokered by regional mediators could unravel.
Paramount secured a Warner Bros deal after Netflix withdrew from negotiations, highlighting shifting strategies and competitive dynamics in the evolving streaming landscape.
Online admiration for China among some Gen Z users has stirred Western anxiety, but analysts say the trend is cultural curiosity, not a geopolitical shift.
A bill advancing in Israel’s parliament would give the Orthodox Rabbinate full authority over prayer at the Western Wall, drawing concern from progressive Jewish groups worldwide.