The latest Houthi gains near the Bab al-Mandab could disrupt critical Red Sea shipping lanes, putting pressure on global oil markets, per new BBC analysis.

New flight data shows an Amazon cargo pilot warned of high speed before a 767‑300 overran Miami runway, killing five and injuring five.

After a deadly fire on the MV June Aster, Philippine coastguard crews boarded the wreck to search for survivors, finding five dead and 43 rescued while 84 remain missing.

Thai Buddhist monk Phra Wachirayan Wi is jailed after siphoning 100 million baht from his monastery and recorded in a video with a female accomplice.

A Singapore High Court denied a businessman’s attempt to reclaim money spent on lavish gifts for his ex, citing lack of evidence of loans and affirming the gifts were gifts of love.

A tourist coach hit a safety barrier between Susch and Zernez, overturning and claiming five lives while injuring around 40 passengers.

After a deadly fire on the MV June Aster, Philippine coastguard crews boarded the wreck to search for survivors, finding five dead and 43 rescued while 84 remain missing.

A 48‑passenger Dutch coach overturned on a narrow alpine road, killing several people and injuring many more. Rescue teams are still assessing the toll.

A blazing fire on the MV June Aster in the Philippines has killed five people and left 86 missing, prompting a large-scale rescue effort amid strong currents and thick smoke.

A passenger recounts the chaos and peril of the MV June Aster fire, which claimed five lives and left many missing.

Denise Cosco, who testified against her father in the 2009 murder of her mother, is believed to have taken her own life after years of trauma.

A rapid Houthi advance along Yemen's coast could give Tehran control over key maritime chokepoints, heightening tensions between Iran and the US and endangering global trade.

Iran‑backed Houthi rebels have taken Perim Island, tightening control of the Bab al‑Mandab Strait and raising tensions over shipping routes and oil markets.

Three former organisers of annual Tiananmen Square vigils in Hong Kong receive prison terms ranging from five to seven years under the national security law.

Princess Astrid, 94, passed away two days after her brother King Harald’s state funeral, marking a historic close to Norway’s royal legacy.

A tourist coach hit a safety barrier between Susch and Zernez, overturning and claiming five lives while injuring around 40 passengers.

After a deadly fire on the MV June Aster, Philippine coastguard crews boarded the wreck to search for survivors, finding five dead and 43 rescued while 84 remain missing.

A blaze that engulfed two schools in rebel‑held Bukavu left over 20 children dead and 300 homes destroyed, raising questions about safety standards in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.

A 48‑passenger Dutch coach overturned on a narrow alpine road, killing several people and injuring many more. Rescue teams are still assessing the toll.

A blazing fire on the MV June Aster in the Philippines has killed five people and left 86 missing, prompting a large-scale rescue effort amid strong currents and thick smoke.

An in‑depth look at how Anthropic's threat‑intelligence team uncovered and stopped attempts to use AI for the design of biological weapons.

Senator proposes a bill to outlaw AI superintelligence and set up a state‑owned stake in tech firms.

A 2,977‑drone spectacle re-enacts the Twin Towers, each LED symbolizing a 9/11 victim.

Policing and civilians in Kramatorsk and Slovyansk face daily strikes and forced evacuations as Russia pushes to seize Donbas.

Family of 9/11 victim Dennis Scauso still lives with only a helmet, while new DNA technology keeps identifying unclaimed remains 25 years later.

General Muhoozi Kainerugaba announces Uganda’s withdrawal, citing the need to avoid contravening King Charles III’s stance after the Duke’s return to the UK.

Uganda withdraws from the war‑veteran sports event after short of joining, citing respect for King Charles III and diplomatic reasons.

LIV Golf has filed for bankruptcy protection after Saudi Arabia pulls its funding. The Chapter 11 filing means all players are free to leave the league and seek new contracts.

A Lithuanian coach who turned a 2002 game‑show prize into a global football career is poised to stand in Old Trafford’s dug‑out when Sabah face the Champions League giants.

The US Open has doubled influencer access, sparking tension as footage shows disruptions and calls for stricter etiquette on court.

A 2,977‑drone spectacle re-enacts the Twin Towers, each LED symbolizing a 9/11 victim.

The White House removed a Tetris‑style game after The Tetris Company warned of infringement, amid an expanding trend of gaming tropes in political outreach.

South Park’s new season will take the title South America, poking fun at Donald Trump’s recent attempt to rename geographical features.

The creators of the long‑running animated series announce a new season title, mocking President Trump’s controversial map renames and political theatrics.

A deep dive into China’s recent anti‑trafficking reforms, enforcement actions, and lingering gaps reveals whether the policy shift can truly deter the scourge.

Donald Trump promised Americans $5,000 if Republicans win, sparking debate over legality, cost, and funding. Experts weigh in on what this could mean before the 2026 midterms.

An investigative look at how intelligence failures and reforms after 9/11 shaped today’s global security landscape.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is suing Israeli newspaper Haaretz after it reported that UAE President Sheikh Mohammed warned him of a Hamas attack before 7 October 2023.

A 9/11 anniversary sparks political debate. Zeshan Hamdani, brother of a fallen cop, shares how the day’s meaning matters for unity over division.

Washington residents recount ordinary moments on 11 September 2001, as BBC pieces illustrate how 9/11 reshaped lives and America.