The U.S. is considering a new Iranian proposal while keeping the option of military strikes open, reflecting ongoing tensions and uncertainty.
Three deaths and a critical British patient follow a suspected hantavirus outbreak on a polar expedition cruise ship.
Jamaica celebrated a second world record in two days at the 2026 World Athletics Relays.
Hantavirus is a rare rodent-borne disease that can cause severe respiratory or kidney illness. Awareness and prevention are key.
Fort McMurray reflects on community change and resilience ten years after the destructive 2016 wildfire.
Spirit Airlines ceased operations after a severe fuel-price shock tied to the Iran war worsened existing financial troubles.
Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon killed seven people, while a Catholic convent was reportedly bulldozed amid ongoing cross-border tensions.
Concerns rise over the health of jailed Iranian Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi, as her family reports deterioration in her condition.
Trump proposes reducing U.S. troops in Europe, raising questions about NATO, defense spending, and shifting global priorities.
After weeks stranded near shore, a whale named Timmy was successfully guided back to deeper waters through a coordinated rescue effort.
A man in Australia has been charged with murder and sexual assault of a five-year-old girl, as the case moves into the judicial process.
Hantavirus is a rare rodent-borne disease that can cause severe illness. A recent cruise ship outbreak has brought renewed attention to its risks.
A British passenger is in intensive care after a suspected hantavirus outbreak killed three aboard a cruise ship. Investigations continue.
Three passengers died in a suspected hantavirus outbreak aboard a cruise ship. WHO confirms one case and investigates further infections.
North Korea’s Kim Jong Un emphasizes youth as central to state goals, as ties with Russia deepen amid the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Pakistan’s trains continue running despite attacks and derailments, highlighting both the vulnerabilities and resilience of the country’s railway network.
Insurgent activity in Pakistan’s Balochistan province is challenging U.S.-linked mining ambitions, highlighting tensions between resource development and regional instability.
Taiwan’s president begins a visit to Eswatini amid firm resolve, while China responds with sharp rhetoric, reflecting ongoing diplomatic tensions.
Germany views potential U.S. troop reductions as expected, as broader shifts in strategy raise questions about future military presence in Spain and Italy.
Swedish technology companies are rapidly pivoting toward sustainability-linked financing, with new investments increasingly tied to environmental performance targets and long-term carbon reduction goals across the sector.
SVT's annual live broadcast of the Great Moose Migration concluded with record-breaking viewership, as millions tuned in globally to watch the seasonal movement of wildlife through the Swedish wilderness.
the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and Algerian diplomatic envoys have initiated discussions to strengthen scientific cooperation, focusing on researcher exchanges and a formal memorandum of understanding between their national academies.
A specialized Bulgarian Navy team from the Bourgas base successfully destroyed the nose section of a drone containing explosives that washed ashore near the Elenite seaside resort on the Black Sea coast.
Bulgaria's central bank has reported a significant 27.5% annual increase in home purchase loans, indicating a robust demand in the domestic property market and high consumer confidence.