
Shock in a World Built on Control
Tech billionaire Laurence Escalante has spoken publicly after his arrest, describing it as shocking as authorities provide limited details and legal processes continue.

Tech billionaire Laurence Escalante has spoken publicly after his arrest, describing it as shocking as authorities provide limited details and legal processes continue.

Police in Perth’s Mosman Park are investigating the suspected murder-suicide of a family of four, including two teenage boys. A note at the scene and the absence of violence reported so far are key elements under inquiry.

South African authorities report intercepting dozens of unaccompanied children, including infants, at the Beitbridge border, raising focus on child safety and protection.

Five people were injured in a barbecue explosion at Lake Conjola, with emergency services responding quickly as investigations begin into what caused the incident.

School newsletters have shed light on the childhoods of Otis and Leon Clune, offering a quiet contrast to the Mosman Park tragedy without attempting to explain it.

A man and woman were injured in a stabbing incident in western Sydney’s Merrylands. Both were taken to Westmead Hospital, and a 24-year-old man was arrested as police investigate.

From a hotel room prepared for newlyweds, 16,000 euros were stolen. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the theft and access to the room.

Police in Krško stopped a 13-year-old minor and informed the parents and Center for Social Work, following procedures focused on guidance and early intervention.

AfCFTA chief urges African banks to rapidly adopt the Pan-African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS) to deepen intra-Africa trade, lower costs, and strengthen financial integration.

Ten years after one of Slovenia’s deadliest traffic accidents, families, authorities, and communities reflect on loss, safety lessons, and the enduring impact of that tragedy.

Pust preparations across Slovenia have been a success, with krofi praised for their classic shape, balance, and flavor — a quiet celebration of tradition and care.

Unexpected long-term care bills in Slovenia are reaching even mothers managing households and those without income, raising concerns about fairness and financial strain.

A Romanian driver was caught in France driving a car stolen in Slovenia. Police coordinated cross-border efforts to recover the vehicle and detain the suspect safely.

The UN urges greater international support for Mozambicans affected by severe flooding, highlighting urgent needs in overcrowded shelters and rising humanitarian costs.

The University of Maribor awarded 67 prizes for exceptional achievements, including recipients from Pomurje, highlighting dedication, innovation, and regional academic talent.

Authorities found a body in Kamniška Bistrica, believed to be the missing Miha. Identification is ongoing, concluding days of search while the community processes the news.

Authorities reveal new details regarding the death of Aleš Šutar, with investigations ongoing and verified information being carefully disclosed to the public.
The UN warns it may run out of cash by July as unpaid member dues, led by U.S. withholdings, strain operations and test the quiet mechanics of multilateral cooperation.

Three‑year‑old Aleks from Kranj battles a rare genetic disease. A new gene therapy could stop its progression, but he needs €600,000 in two months to receive treatment.

A fire broke out Friday evening in a disused building near Maribor’s Pri treh ribnikih in the city park. Fire crews quickly extinguished the blaze, and no injuries were reported.

After decades of limits, a Pakistani brewery has begun exporting beer, signaling a cautious policy shift and a small opening in a tightly regulated industry.

After months of petitions and public pressure, Jesenice authorities removed a controversial 30 km/h speed limit in Blejska Dobrava, replacing it with legally compliant limits.

Kenya’s Labour Ministry exposed a fraudulent recruitment scheme promising jobs in Oman using forged documents and fake visas, urging jobseekers to use licensed agencies.

Stunning mountain photos on social media bring admiration — and higher foot traffic, trail erosion, and environmental impact — reminding hikers and photographers to tread lightly.