Two missiles targeted Aden’s international airport without causing casualties, amid renewed clashes between Houthi forces and a Saudi-backed government counteroffensive.
Maricarmen Abascal, 87, died weeks after her eviction in Madrid, becoming a symbol of Spain’s housing crisis and rent protests.
Maricarmen Abascal, 87, died weeks after eviction from her Madrid home, prompting renewed calls for housing reform and a nationwide strike.
Japan extradited a 28-year-old Russian national suspected of being a core Qilin member, accused of extorting a German logistics company.
A German judge ordered former BND chief August Hanning detained on suspicion of treasonous espionage and passing classified information to foreign intelligence.
A UPS employee reportedly missed an export-control warning, allowing F-35 components to be rerouted through Hong Kong and taken into Chinese custody.
Residents report Eritrean troop convoys moving toward central Tigray, raising fears of renewed regional conflict amid clashes between Ethiopian and Tigrayan forces.
Maricarmen Abascal’s eviction from her Madrid home sparked nationwide protests; her death has renewed calls for tenant protections and housing reform.
With most ballots counted, Dodik’s ally led the Serb presidency race as nationalist politics and Bosnia’s European ambitions shaped the vote.
The African Union launched AfCRA in Mauritius, aiming to bring African data and expertise into credit assessments while co
Egyptian commentators issued threats after Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said Sinai would be destroyed if Egypt attacked Israel.
Australian law enforcement and child safety experts warn that sadistic online networks are using popular gaming platforms like Steam, Minecraft, Roblox, and Fortnite to coerce children into self-harm and violence.
A dog walker discovered an 11-kilogram unexploded WWII bomb at midnight, part of a continuing pattern of ordnance emerging from UK beaches as tides and erosion expose buried devices.
Retired Queensland police dog handler David Raymond recounts the capture of fugitive murderer Graham Potter, found hiding behind plywood after 12 years on the run, and the career of his German Shepherd, Vader.
A rare tornado struck the town of Ulladulla in New South Wales, damaging properties and knocking down trees. The Bureau of Meteorology says tornadoes in populated areas are uncommon.
Victoria has experienced record-breaking October rainfall, with Mount Cowley recording 192mm in 72 hours and Melbourne seeing its wettest October day in years, prompting flash flooding and water rescues.
Severe gale-force winds blew over a freight container at Kobe Port on October 5, 2026, injuring two dockworkers on site.
Victorian Premier Ben Carroll has vowed to unwind Daniel Andrews' 2023 land tax increases, restoring the threshold to $300,000. The opposition accuses him of extending the tax for three more years.
A commuter train derailed at low speed near a rail depot in Hiroshima on October 5, 2026, leaving three passengers with minor injuries.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers warns of "intensifying" budget pressure from the Middle East war and rising inflation, but insists Australia will avoid recession even under severe scenarios.
A massive mountain landslide destroyed a highway section in Gifu Prefecture on October 5, 2026, trapping four drivers inside their vehicles.
Legal cigarette sales in Queensland rose 55 percent after a crackdown on illicit tobacco shops, with Quitline calls doubling and an expected $89 million in additional excise revenue.
Rural Queensland residents are opposing a proposed $31 billion, 725-hectare data centre near Dalby, citing water use, energy demand, and a history of broken promises from the coal seam gas boom.
Torrential rains triggered a deadly landslide at a Rift Valley mining site in Kenya on October 5, 2026, trapping workers and killing three.