Another Ebola outbreak. Another wave of fear. And this time, health officials are deeply worried about how quickly it could spread. Africa’s top public health agency has declared an Ebola outbreak in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. After at least 246 cases and 65 deaths were reported in Ituri province. A region already struggling with
More than 200,000 people have now crossed into the UK in small boats since official tracking began in 2018. A staggering number — but what does it really say about Britain’s border debate today? According to the latest UK government figures, the total has now reached 200,013 arrivals, after 70 migrants crossed the Channel in
What begins as an ordinary journey can turn into a nightmare in seconds—so what really happened on a busy highway in Bogota’s southwest? A powerful explosion tore through the Pan-American Highway in Cauca, leaving twisted buses, overturned cars, and a gaping crater in its wake. The scale of destruction raises a chilling question: was this
Ever wondered what the future of cars looks like when it’s no longer just about driving—but about AI, robots, and even flying machines? In Beijing, the answer was on full display as thousands packed the world’s biggest auto show, phones out, snapping selfies beside China’s latest electric vehicles. The massive expo felt more like a
Imagine buying baby food—something meant to nourish—and discovering it could be deadly. That’s the chilling reality unfolding in Burgenland, where authorities are racing to track down jars of HiPP found to contain rat poison. It started with a close call. A customer noticed something off in a carrot and potato purée jar—thankfully, their baby never
What was meant to be a joyful gathering… turned into a nightmare in seconds. At least 30 people are feared dead after a stampede at the historic Citadelle Laferrière—a place that usually tells stories of pride, not tragedy. It happened during an Easter event packed with students and tourists. The crowd was huge. Excitement was
Two weeks. Trapped in darkness. Rising water. And still—hope didn’t flicker out. That’s the story of 42-year-old miner Francisco Zapata Nájera, who was pulled alive from a flooded tunnel deep beneath a gold mine in Sinaloa, Mexico. But how do you survive 300 metres underground with no clear way out? And more importantly—how do rescuers
What happens when a high-profile conviction starts to unravel—after the sentence is already served? That’s the question now swirling around Steve Bannon. In a surprising move, the US Supreme Court has cleared the path for his contempt of Congress conviction to be tossed out. Sending the case back to a lower court where dismissal now
For the first time since the war began, Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis say they’ve fired ballistic missiles at Israel—claiming to target “sensitive military sites.” Israel, however, says it intercepted a missile launched from Yemen. So what’s really happening here—and who exactly are the Houthis? The Houthis are a powerful armed group controlling large parts of Yemen,
Ever wondered what it takes to move antimatter without annihilating it? Scientists at CERN have just answered that question—by driving it around the lab campus. Yes, a truck carrying antiprotons hit the road. “The particles returned… so this was a success,” said physicist Stefan Ulmer after the 10-kilometre journey around Europe’s premier physics hub. While
Canada’s job market is taking a hit. Over 100,000 full-time positions have disappeared since the start of 2026. This has pushed the unemployment rate to 6.7%—the second-highest among G7 nations after France. Ouch. February saw the steepest drop in employment since the Covid-19 pandemic, with wholesale and retail trade feeling the biggest pain. So, what’s
What happens when a rapper steps into politics—and actually beats a former prime minister? In Nepal, that question just turned into political reality. Balendra Shah—better known to fans as Balen—has pulled off a stunning victory over former prime minister KP Sharma Oli in his own parliamentary constituency. According to the Election Commission of Nepal, Shah
