An F-16 crashed during night training in South Korea’s mountains. The pilot ejected safely. The impact sparked a forest fire, and an investigation is underway.
Kathmandu Mayor Balendra Shah, a rapper turned independent politician, is running for prime minister with strong youth backing amid Nepal’s 2025 protest movement.
A Chinese firm laid out $26 million in cash at a gala, inviting 7,000 employees to take as much as they could carry in an unusual bonus scheme.
Renewed fighting between Pakistan and Afghanistan has drawn global concern, with calls for restraint as tensions risk wider regional and humanitarian impacts.
President Claudia Sheinbaum says there is “no risk at all” for World Cup fans in Mexico, stressing security is guaranteed and anti-cartel actions aim at de-escalation.
Sweden intercepted a suspected Russian drone during a visit by France’s Charles de Gaulle carrier, highlighting rising vigilance and quiet tension in the Baltic region.
Pakistan’s declaration of an "open war" after bombing major Afghan cities has escalated tensions between the two nations, raising questions about the future of peace in the region and the consequences of military action.
A Turkish F-16 crashed near Balıkesir after contact was lost at 00:56 local time on February 25. The pilot was killed, and authorities are investigating the cause
A former Norwegian prime minister has been hospitalized over suicide risk amid renewed scrutiny linked to Jeffrey Epstein, following U.S. archive disclosures.
The recent strikes between Pakistan and Afghanistan have led to a dramatic escalation, with Pakistan's Defense Minister declaring an "open war." As tensions rise, both nations face the challenge of navigating an uncertain future, where diplomatic efforts seem overshadowed by military actions.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says the Pentagon plans to release UFO data but cannot give a timeline, emphasizing a cautious, multi-level review process.
Sir John Curtice said the Green Party’s by-election win in Gorton and Denton makes the future of British politics more uncertain, highlighting shifting party loyalties and voter dynamics.
The European Commission says member states can use existing social funds to support safe abortion access across borders, following a citizens’ initiative calling for equal reproductive healthcare.
The Green Party’s win in Gorton and Denton raises questions about broader political shifts in the UK, though analysts caution that by-election results may not predict national trends.
On February 26, 2026, Russia launched a major wave of drone and missile strikes across Ukraine, prompting renewed defenses and diplomatic efforts as the conflict enters its fifth year.
Canada’s Mark Carney visits India to deepen trade ties, mend strained relations, diversify economic partnerships, and advance a new chapter of cooperation in Asia and beyond.
A presidential phone call over the future of Greenland triggered diplomatic controversy among U.S. allies, prompting reaffirmations of sovereignty and alliance commitments.
The UK’s Green Party won a special parliamentary seat in Gorton and Denton, marking a historic victory that challenges Labour’s dominance and prompts reflection on Britain’s political trajectory.
Fighting between Pakistan and Afghanistan has escalated into cross-border strikes and retaliation, prompting global calls for restraint and urgent diplomacy.
A woman lost $15,000 after a scammer posing as a bank representative convinced her to transfer funds. The case highlights growing bank impersonation fraud and the need for vigilance.
Melting glaciers reflect global warming and contribute to sea-level rise, but they are not the root cause of climate change, serving instead as indicators and amplifiers.
One person has died after a gang-related altercation in Christchurch. Police are increasing patrols and urging restraint to prevent retaliation as investigations continue.
A new study finds bird populations are declining at an accelerating rate, with habitat loss, climate change, and pollution driving widespread losses across species.
Yusuf, trafficked into Islamic State territory as a child, now faces legal uncertainty in Australia, with his lawyers describing his situation as vague and chaotic