A Russian missile hit a Pryluky apartment block, killing 19 people—including five children—and destroying 30 flats, as Ukraine’s death toll rises.

President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned a wave of Russian missile attacks that killed 15 people across Ukraine, calling the assault "most vile."

Japan's top beer makers face raids after allegations they colluded to inflate prices. FC commissions investigate possible antitrust violations.

A California couple is accused of abusing 14 surrogate‑born children, revealing a disturbing surrogacy exploitation case that raised alarms over child protection and ethics.

Pornhub has returned to Australia after an 8‑month hiatus, but only those who confirm their age via Apple’s built‑in system can access the site.

A Gulfstream G‑100 carrying six people lost contact while en route from Bermuda to Boston; Coast Guard ends search and operator confirms fatalities.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical flight disappeared near Nantucket, leaving six crew and patients missing; search underway across air and sea.

Hawaii’s famed Hōlei Sea Arch, a 90‑foot lava formation, has fallen into the Pacific Ocean after years of erosion and seismic activity.

Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu attributes the dramatic March 2026 incident on a Flydubai flight to radical indoctrination, while investigations into possible terror links continue.

An Indian captain opened a flight’s cockpit door while on the ground, halting a dangerous descent after being attacked, and shared the incident during an emergency call with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Benin’s national team faces Argentina in Lionel Messi’s farewell international game, turning a small West African nation into a global focal point.

Messi’s last international match, his future as an owner, and his growing business empire. A close look at how the legend balances football with business.

The City scandal exposes how Manchester United’s debt, interest costs and transfer spending stack up in a tightening Premier League era.

The 24‑year‑old Korean golfer wins gold to dodge years of army duty, a win that could keep the rising star on the PGA Tour uninterrupted.

Wang Cong blazes a Joker‑style persona before UFC 332 to stir fear in rivals, sparking a bold narrative for Chinese women in MMA.

The $110bn Warner‑Bros/Paramount Skydance merger could raise streaming fees, boost film releases, cut Hollywood jobs and shake newsroom freedom at CNN and CBS.

Former televangelist Jim Bakker, whose empire crumbled after sex scandal and fraud convictions, passed away aged 86.

BBC’s George Fenton, whose music underpinned films and documentaries, passes away at 76. Celebrated composer received five Oscars and shaped the sound of BBC programming.

Discover how indie singer‑songwriter Anuv Jain broke into India’s music scene by building a massive fan base on YouTube and Spotify, all without the backing of Bollywood.

During Munich’s Oktoberfest, the Teufelsrad operator hands out free cycling shorts to women to shield them from intrusive upskirting videos.

Arrest of a US marine in Okinawa over a hotel‑room murder has triggered fresh protests, renewing long‑standing anger over U.S. military presence in the island.

After a failed lethal‑injection attempt, Christie Pike remains on a ventilator and her future is uncertain, her lawyer says.

Ghana’s fresh anti‑bus‑preaching law threatens pastors who use the country’s buses to spread the gospel – a clash of faith and safety on the street.

Miami’s elite plan to land in Havana the moment the Castro regime falls, outlining a future economy that keeps them in the driver’s seat.

Russia’s new pro‑Putin State Duma and his Valdai Club address point to a hardening stance on Ukraine, as Moscow urges Europe to cut aid.

Three years after the Hamas‑led raid that killed 1,200 Israelis, mournings spread across the country, with protests and memorials stirring debate over accountability and peace.

The forced eviction of 87‑year‑old Maricarmen Abascal sparked protests across Spain and helped trigger early elections. Her death marks a turning point in the country’s housing battle.

Shiranthi Rajapaksa was detained in Colombo amid accusations that a charity linked to her misappropriated donations meant for a children’s hospital scanner.

Canada pauses the planned extension of medically assisted dying to patients with only mental illness amid legal and ethical debate, sparking conversations across real and virtual worlds.

Three years on, citizens of Kfar Aza and beyond demand answers over the state’s failure to prevent the devastating Hamas attack.

Kenya’s first Ebola case leads to ten contacts quarantined and a scramble to trace 57 others as regional health agencies vie to halt the virus spread.

US President Donald Trump plans to discuss a Siberian lab worker’s fatal infection with Russian President Vladimir Putin as the world watches over potential plague spread.

WHO has requested additional details following the death of a worker at a Siberian plague research lab, raising questions about safety protocols.

Nir Oz residents face the devastating legacy of the Oct. 7 attacks as they plan reconstruction and mourn the lives lost.

US death‑row inmate Christa Pike remains conscious after a failed execution and is now receiving hospital care, lawyers say.

Google halts data centre construction in Finland over forest clearance concerns, prompting regulatory orders.

Glasgow’s small‑satellite industry is climbing Europe’s list, but rising EU budgets for space could threaten the city’s edge.

The Nigerian president declares national mourning after an ATR‑42 military aircraft crashes near Ondo State, killing 32 people including crew and passengers.

OpenAI CEO Jason Kwon admits the company’s AI breach of Australian government sites was unacceptable and vows stronger safeguards.

Glasgow has become Europe’s leading small‑satellite hub, but rising competition and funding cuts threaten its future. The city must decide how to keep its space sector thriving.