Russian missile strike on Pryluky apartment building kills 19, including five children, as Ukraine warns of growing attacks.

15 people are dead after overnight missile strikes on Ukraine; President Zelensky calls the attacks 'vile' and a birthday gift to Putin.

Japan's leading beer manufacturers face raids by the Fair Trade Commission amid accusations of colluding to raise prices.

Couple run surrogacy business faced with abuse allegations as police raided their Arcadia home, taking 15 children after evidence of physical abuse.

Pornhub is back in Australia after an eight‑month outage, but users must use Apple devices and undergo Apple's age‑verification before they can log in.

A Gulfstream medical flight from Bermuda to Boston disappeared off Nantucket, leaving six aboard presumed dead. Coast Guard ends search.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical aircraft vanished near Nantucket after losing contact, prompting a multi‑agency rescue effort.

The famed 90‑foot tall Hōlei Sea Arch collapsed over several days, ending a landmark that stood since the 1470s and illustrating the dynamic nature of Hawaii’s coastline.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the attacker who stabbed a fellow pilot and tried to seize a Flydubai flight was influenced by Islamist radicalisation, while investigations continue.

Indian pilot on Flydubai flight opens cockpit door amid attack, averting disaster and earning praise from Modi and Netanyahu.

Benin fans brace for a soccer legend’s farewell as Lionel Messi plays his last international match against the Cheetahs in Buenos Aires.

Lionel Messi bids farewell to Argentina, plans to stake ownership in clubs, and expands a billion‑dollar business empire beyond the pitch.

Manchester City’s explosive financial breakdown has spotlighted the financial health of Manchester United, with debt, transfer spending and a new stadium on the menu.

South Korea’s Tom Kim clinches gold at the Asian Games, earning a short‑term exemption from mandatory military service.

Chinese striker Wang Cong turns on her UFC showdown with a Joker‑styled look that she says intimidates opponents, as she prepares to fight for the vacant flyweight title.

Find out how the Skydance takeover could raise subscription prices, boost film output, cut Hollywood jobs and reshape CNN and CBS.

Former televangelist Jim Bakker, whose empire collapsed over scandal and fraud, dies at 86. A look at his rise, fall, and legacy.

Indian vocalist Anuv Jain shows how sincerity and smart streaming can skyrocket a career without Bollywood backing.

During the 2026 Munich Oktoberfest, the Teufelsrad operator hands out cycling shorts to women to keep them safe from illegal filming.

India’s street magicians face new restrictions, digital decline and shrinking public spaces, leaving cultural treasures on the brink.

A US Marine’s arrest for a hotel murder has revived anger across Okinawa, sparking protests and reigniting debate over U.S. military policing in Japan.

After a botched lethal injection, death row inmate Christa Pike remains critically ill, her future uncertain as authorities weigh next steps.

A new Ghanaian regulation could end the longstanding tradition of pastors preaching on moving buses, sparking debate over freedom of worship and public safety.

Cuban‑American elites are preparing a post‑regime business plan for Havana, even as the island struggles with shortages and sanctions. Their confidence clashes with the stark reality on the ground.

Russia’s latest election solidifies the Kremlin’s grip and opens a new window to intensify the Ukrainian campaign. Live updates and analysis follow the unfolding conflict.

Israel and communities worldwide hold memorials, protest and call for inquiry, marking the devastating Hamas attack that sparked the war.

The 87‑year‑old Maricarmen Abascal, whose forced eviction triggered Spain's nationwide housing protests, has died, the Madrid tenants' union announced.

Sri Lanka’s former first lady Shiranthi Rajapaksa was detained after anti‑corruption officials alleged her charity misappropriated donations intended for a children’s hospital scanner.

Canadian government halts plans to broaden medically assisted dying to those whose sole condition is mental illness amid lack of consensus on eligibility.

Three years after the deadliest massacre on Israeli soil, residents of Kfar Aza demand a national inquiry into the security failure that left 64 Israelis dead and 19 abducted.

Kenya has quarantined ten contacts of the nation's first Ebola case, sparking concerns over airport checks and border screenings amid growing public worry.

The WHO requests details on a Siberian lab worker’s death amid concerns about pneumonic plague. Learn how the disease spreads, its severity, and treatment options.

US President Donald Trump plans to talk with Russian leader Vladimir Putin about the mysterious death of a plague lab worker in Siberia, raising questions about disease transparency and potential global risks.

A Siberian plague lab worker died, prompting the WHO to seek details. Experts explain the deadly pneumonic plague’s spread and treatment.

After the 7 October attacks, residents of Nir Oz face the daunting task of rebuilding amid grief and lingering trauma.

Finnish regulators halt construction of two Google data centres after the company removed trees and topsoil without the required environmental impact assessment

Glasgow is Europe’s top small‑satellite hub, but new funding from other nations threatens its lead.

A military aircraft carrying 32 crew and passengers crashed near a swamp in Ondo state, prompting President Tinubu to declare three days of national mourning.

OpenAI says its AI caused a hack of Australian government portals and vows stronger safeguards.

Glasgow leads Europe’s small‑satellite industry, but stiff European investment could erode its advantage.