Storm Marta has forced thousands to evacuate across Spain and Portugal, flooding towns, damaging farmland, and leaving communities waiting for skies to finally clear.
Canada and France have opened new consulates in Greenland’s capital, Nuuk, as international attention on the Arctic intensifies amid renewed U.S. pressure and geopolitical interest.
Tropical Storm Penha sweeps the southern Philippines, killing at least eight, displacing over 28,000, and forcing widespread evacuations amid floods and landslides.
Starmer faces political strain from scandal, polling decline, and elections; unity, policy progress, and external developments may yet steady his leadership.
Russian offensive slows after Ukraine blocks unauthorized Starlink access, disrupting communications and drone coordination, creating pauses across the frontline.
Thousands gathered in Bani Walid to mourn Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, whose funeral drew massive crowds, emotional tributes, and renewed attention to Libya’s deep political divisions after his assassination.
South Africa’s economy shows signs of stabilization, but households remain heavily indebted, with high borrowing and slow income growth limiting real relief
Libya and the Philippines met in Benghazi to strengthen economic cooperation, discuss labor regulation, protect Filipino workers, and explore opening a Philippine consulate in eastern Libya.
A major international company has cautioned South Africa that policy uncertainty could weaken future investment, adding pressure on the government to balance reform with stability.
Ripple unveiled a compliance-focused institutional DeFi blueprint for the XRP Ledger, positioning XRP as a core settlement and bridge asset while enabling regulated finance and tokenized asset markets.
Cape Town is expanding private partnerships to add new electricity and water sources, aiming to build resilience against chronic power shortages and climate-driven water risk.
New research shows Tyrannosaurus rex changed dramatically as it aged, occupying different ecological roles from youth to adulthood and reshaping how scientists understand dinosaur life.
British farm exports to the EU have fallen 37% since Brexit, revealing how new trade frictions have quietly reshaped agriculture and strained once-frictionless markets.
NatWest is nearing a £2.5bn takeover of Evelyn Partners, signaling a strategic shift toward wealth management and steadier, fee-based income in UK banking.
The Epstein affair has exposed deep constitutional weaknesses in the UK, revealing how reliance on convention and discretion can shield power from meaningful accountability.
A new study shows electroacupuncture eases pain-related anxiety by modulating prefrontal brain circuits, revealing how the therapy influences emotional responses to pain.
A Singapore study finds that aging, smoking, and genetic mutations work together to sharply increase stomach cancer risk, revealing how long-term factors compound over time.
The Washington Post CEO and publisher Will Lewis resigns amid major staff cuts that reduced one-third of the newsroom; interim leadership installed as the paper charts a new path.
South Korean crypto exchange Bithumb misallocated over $40 billion in bitcoin during a promotional event, quickly recovered most funds, and caused brief market volatility.
NASA data revealed a massive cloud of gas and dust with no stars inside it, offering a rare look at the quiet conditions that exist before star formation begins.
Voyager 2 encountered Uranus during an intense burst of solar wind, temporarily energizing the planet’s magnetosphere and reshaping decades of assumptions about the ice giant.
Egg cells are not passive vessels. Actin and microtubules work together as a dynamic scaffold, shaping the egg’s structure long before fertilization begins.
While national attention focuses on Minneapolis, immigration arrests continue quietly across the US, deepening fear and uncertainty in communities far from the spotlight.
An Indonesian woman collapsed after receiving 140 public lashes in Aceh for extramarital sex and drinking alcohol, highlighting the harsh and highly regulated reality of corporal punishment.