Dr. Eric Cordes and his wife Vicki — long-time residents and respected community figures — were shot outside their home; police say their 37-year-old son is the suspect, who later died by suicide.
The EU deepens tech alliances with Singapore and South Korea, partnering on AI, semiconductors, 6G, quantum tech, cybersecurity, and digital safety to build a resilient global digital economy.
A major 2024 climate-economy study projecting catastrophic global losses was retracted after data flaws surfaced — prompting caution in interpreting dire climate-impact forecasts.
A Palestinian once convicted in a 2004 bombing has emerged from prison in 2025 as an award-winning novelist — a transformation that reshapes pain, identity and redemption.
Southeast Asia’s 2025 floods — with 1,400+ deaths and widespread destruction — highlight how climate change is intensifying rains, storms and floods, issuing a stark warning to vulnerable regions.
India’s government has rescinded its directive mandating all smartphones come with the Sanchar Saathi cybersecurity app after widespread privacy and surveillance concerns.
Malaysia will restart the search for MH370 using new ocean-mapping data and advanced deep-sea technology, renewing hope for answers after more than a decade.
Thailand has officially lifted its 50-year midday alcohol sales ban, aiming to support tourism and business while prompting new conversations on consumption and public health.
China has introduced a tax on contraceptives for the first time in 30 years, aiming to encourage higher birth rates amid long-standing demographic pressures.
A major breach in South Korea exposed footage from 120,000 home security cameras, raising urgent concerns over smart-device safety and digital privacy.
Facing economic strain after Brexit, the UK is seeking closer cooperation with the EU, aiming to ease trade friction and stabilize key sectors through renewed dialogue
A long-lost Rubens painting resurfaced after 400 years and sold for nearly €3 million, highlighting the rarity and historical significance of its rediscovery.
Oxford names “rage bait” Word of the Year 2025, reflecting a culture shaped by curated outrage and rising awareness of online emotional manipulation.
Belgium rejects the EU plan to use frozen Russian assets for Ukraine, citing legal and financial risks, and warns the move could undermine Europe’s financial credibility.
Malaysia and Ocean Infinity are restarting the search for MH370 this month, focusing on a high-probability area in the Indian Ocean more than a decade after the jet disappeared with 239 people on board.
Mariners detained since the July sinking of the Eternity C in the Red Sea have been released by the Houthi rebels and transferred to Oman. The handover arrives after months of uncertainty, offering relief to families and a glimmer of hope amid wider maritime violence.
The devastating blaze at Wang Fuk Court in Hong Kong killed at least 159 people and exposed systemic negligence in renovation safety. As authorities launch a formal probe and arrests, the tragedy raises deeper concerns about accountability and suppression of public calls for scrutiny under national-security law.
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China’s expanded export controls are prompting European companies to shift production and diversify suppliers as they reassess strategic dependence on Chinese materials and technologies.
The Bank of England warns that soaring investment and speculation around AI could form a market bubble, urging caution as valuations outpace realistic economic expectations.
About 20,000 rounds of ammunition for the Bundeswehr were stolen overnight from a civilian contractor’s parked trailer — live pistol rounds, training rifle rounds and more — prompting a serious security investigation.
Cuba confirms 33 deaths from dengue and chikungunya since July, including 21 children, as worsening sanitation and scarce medical resources deepen the nationwide mosquito-borne epidemic.
A U.S. F-16 pilot survived a 15-minute barrage of enemy missiles over the Middle East, using extreme high-G maneuvers and emergency mid-air refueling — actions that earned him the Silver Star for exceptional valor.
California’s solar oversupply has strained the grid for years, but large-scale storage and new balancing tools are now emerging to turn excess power into usable evening energy.