A blaze at the Viva Wyndham Dominicus Beach resort killed an Italian tourist and forced the evacuation of almost 1,700 people.

Mukesh Ambani’s telecom arm Jio may issue shares worth up to $4bn, signalling a pivotal boost for India’s IPO market.

A 12‑year‑old from rural Ethiopia treated his sick chicken at a human hospital, sparking viral kindness and raising awareness about veterinary care.

A breakdown of the 14‑point Memorandum of Understanding between the U.S. and Iran following the war’s outbreak, focusing on nuclear, financial, and maritime commitments.

A Russian-flagged tanker has slipped into the English Channel, the first such incursion since the UK boarded the Smyrtos, highlighting new challenges in sanction enforcement.

A private jet crashed onto a Texas motorway, injuring six, one fatal. Locals used shovels and sledgehammers to rescue passengers while investigators begin probe.

Behind scorching roads and rising fuel prices, Balochistan riders ferry Iranian petrol to Pakistan, risking fire, war and violence for survival.

Cuba’s visitor numbers have fallen by more than half amid tightened U.S. sanctions, with airlines, hotels and fuel shortages colliding in a hard‑hit economy.

Al‑Qaqa Ibn Antar, the popular “Spider‑Man of Yemen,” died after a fall into the Hardah Dam volcanic crater during a daring climb.

A tourist train flipped during Spain’s annual tapas festival, leaving 17 injured and raising questions about safety amid the event’s popular free ride.

A heated pétanque rivalry ended with death when an 81‑year‑old man hurled a steel boule, killing a 68‑year‑old competitor in France’s beach town of Mimizan.

Sterling midfielder Achraf Hakimi will stand trial in France for rape allegations, as French prosecutors confirm. The case unfolds while Morocco prepares for the World Cup.

Morocco captain Achraf Hakimi faces a rape trial before the 2026 World Cup, stirring debate over athlete conduct and legal accountability.

Fans praised for stadium clean‑ups face backlash for leaving housework to wives. Data shows Japanese men spend far less time on chores.

A British 63‑year‑old died after a paragliding accident near Tremp in Catalonia. Authorities investigate the cause.

A 12‑year‑old from rural Ethiopia treated his sick chicken at a human hospital, sparking viral kindness and raising awareness about veterinary care.

The former U.S. president opens a vibrant community centre in Chicago’s South Side, blending a museum, library and public spaces.

Lil Nas X shares his recovery journey after rehab, confirms a bipolar diagnosis, and hints at upcoming music, following his 2025 arrest in Los Angeles.

Actress who famously played Samara Morgan in The Ring and voiced Lilo in Disney's Lilo & Stitch has died at 35 after complications from meningitis, a BBC report says.

After a dramatic on‑air feud and a sudden firing, Sandilands secured a A$12.09 m payout in a settlement with ARN Media, ending a decade‑long contract dispute.

Japanese football supporters are lauded for sweeping stadiums after World Cup matches, yet social media upsets reveal men are neglecting housework at home.

Fans praised for stadium clean‑ups face backlash for leaving housework to wives. Data shows Japanese men spend far less time on chores.

The newly signed US‑Iran pact unravels Washington’s costly strategy, exposing the human, economic and geopolitical fallout of a brief but devastating war.

India’s football ambitions clash with historic barriers. With grassroots programs faltering and heavy reliance on cricket, analysts debate whether the 1.4‑billion‑strong nation will break into the World Cup.

ZDF removes a segment that blamed Elon Musk for inflaming migrant riots in Belfast, after legal pressure from the tech billionaire and a German journalist.

A Ukrainian drone strike hit a Moscow oil refinery, producing massive black smoke and underlining how the conflict is now intruding into the Russian capital. The attack highlights escalating pressure on Russia’s economy.

African and Caribbean states press for a formal apology and reparations over the transatlantic slave trade, following a UN push for justice.

Israeli airstrikes kill multiple in Lebanon shortly after a ceasefire, intensifying regional tensions and threatening the US‑Iran peace deal.

A UN‑backed call for apologies and reparations culminates in a three‑day conference in Ghana, spotlighting centuries of injustice.

Poland strips Ukraine’s president of its top honour after Kyiv named a unit after the controversial Ukrainian Insurgent Army, sparking diplomatic backlash.

After armed men seized a hospital in Butembo, a six‑year‑old Ebola patient and her mother were recovered and are now stable.

Australia’s first confirmed H5N1 bird flu case marks the arrival of the virus on every continent, raising concerns for poultry and wild bird populations.

The U.S. has announced a phased cut to its HIV/AIDS funding for South Africa after claims of Afrikaner persecution—raising questions about aid, politics, and public health.

A six‑year‑old girl seized by armed men in a DR Congo hospital has been found and is reported stable amid a hard‑wing outbreak.

A 12‑year‑old from rural Ethiopia treated his sick chicken at a human hospital, sparking viral kindness and raising awareness about veterinary care.

Apple’s CEO Tim Cook announces price hikes as memory chip costs surge, impacting phones and other devices.

Nearly 200 Ukrainian drones struck Moscow, unleashing thick smoke, injuring 17 people, and halting air traffic as Kyiv expands its long‑range campaign.

Delivery robots are sparking safety protests, city bans and calls for regulation as everyday pedestrians find themselves stepping onto streets to make way.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos argues that artificial intelligence will increase demand for human labour, not make us redundant.

A private jet crashed onto a Texas motorway, injuring six, one fatal. Locals used shovels and sledgehammers to rescue passengers while investigators begin probe.