A bill to lower the UK voting age to 16 is set to be introduced in Parliament, reopening a measured debate about youth participation and the future shape of democracy.
A former e-hailing driver in Johor Bahru pleads not guilty to a charge of outraging a passenger’s modesty, as the case proceeds under Section 354 of the Penal Code.
A former victims’ commissioner has urged police to investigate Prince Andrew, arguing that public confidence in justice requires visible scrutiny when serious allegations arise. Andrew denies wrongdoing and previously settled a US civil case without admitting liability. Authorities have not announced new action.
Vatican Radio marks World Radio Day with seven multilingual programs reflecting on radio’s future and human communication, highlighting the theme “AI is a tool, not a voice.”
A tragic mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, has deeply affected this close-knit community, where nearly everyone knows someone touched by loss.
Aberdeen recorded its first sunshine in 21 days after a prolonged stretch of cloud cover, marking a notable but temporary break in persistent grey conditions.
Latvia’s Foreign Ministry has launched a 2026 development cooperation grant competition, inviting project applications that promote sustainable growth, good governance, and social development abroad.
French authorities are investigating after two babies were found dead in a freezer at a village home. A formal inquiry has been opened as forensic examinations continue.
Schoolboy Leo Ross was fatally stabbed in a tragic incident involving another teenager. The case has prompted national reflection on youth violence and school safety.
A bill to lower the UK voting age to 16 is set to be introduced in Parliament, reopening a calm debate about youth participation and the evolving shape of democracy.
Bangladesh’s BNP won the first post-uprising election — a symbolic moment of democratic renewal after youth-led protests toppled long-time leadership.
Three climbers were rescued from cliffs on the Welsh coast after a major emergency response involving coastguard, lifeboat crews, and helicopter support.
Australia signals readiness to assist Sri Lanka with technical support and capacity building as Colombo pursues accession to the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, the world’s largest free trade agreement.
Thomas McKenna, 60, was jailed for 16 years for converting blank-firing guns into lethal weapons, stockpiling arms and preparing for a so-called “race war.” His partner and others in the network were also convicted.
Police have arrested a suspect on suspicion of murder after a man died following what authorities describe as a targeted attack. Investigations are ongoing.
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is attending the 2026 Munich Security Conference, joining global leaders in discussions on international security, transatlantic ties, and evolving geopolitical challenges.
Singapore has executed a Malaysian man convicted in 2018 of drug trafficking after courts rejected his final appeals and clemency petitions.
Police in Kota Kinabalu have detained a father and son after human remains were discovered at rubbish dumps. Forensic investigations are ongoing as authorities prepare potential charges.
A Bangkok court has issued an arrest warrant for a Thai co-owner of the Miss Universe pageant over alleged business-related offences. Legal proceedings are expected to follow.
Police in Sabah have arrested two suspects after a woman was found dismembered, with investigators citing jealousy as the alleged motive. The case remains under investigation.
A 13-year-old boy has been charged with attempted murder after two pupils were stabbed at a London school. Both victims were hospitalized with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
Ocean sediment cores reveal that Earth’s magnetic field reversals include pauses and irregular shifts, offering new insight into the timing and mechanics of geomagnetic flips.
Sir Chris Wormald has stood down as the UK’s Cabinet Secretary and head of the Civil Service by mutual agreement, marking a brief tenure amidst wider government leadership shifts.
Parents say they warned a nursery about Vincent Chan’s behavior before his abuse was uncovered. The case has raised serious questions about safeguarding and institutional response.