China’s President Xi Jinping is heading to North Korea next week for talks with Kim Jong Un. It is his first visit to the country in nearly seven years, but why does this trip matter now? Xi’s two-day visit comes at a time when North Korea is trying to strengthen its position on the global
A normal Saturday afternoon in Modena turned into chaos in seconds — and left a city asking how things escalated so fast. A 31-year-old man drove a car into pedestrians in northern Italy, injuring eight people, four of them seriously. Among the victims was a woman who suffered devastating injuries and had both legs amputated,
What began as a routine morning at a small German bank quickly turned into something straight out of a crime thriller. Armed police. Helicopters overhead. Hostages feared trapped inside a vault. And then — a twist nobody saw coming. Authorities in the western German town of Sinzig say at least one bank robber is still
What starts as a routine commute can turn into a life-or-death moment in seconds—so what really went wrong near Bekasi Timur station? A long-distance train slammed into a stationary commuter train overnight, killing 14 people and injuring dozens. The crash left twisted metal, shattered carriages, and survivors clinging to life. Rescue teams worked for nearly
What does hope look like for a species on the brink of extinction? Sometimes, it’s as small — and as powerful — as a 1.5-kilo newborn. At Madrid Zoo Aquarium, a critically endangered Bornean orangutan has just been born — and keepers are calling it a rare and encouraging moment. After an eight-and-a-half-month pregnancy, mother
At the United Nations Security Council, a draft resolution to reopen the Strait of Hormuz ran into a familiar roadblock: veto power. Despite 11 countries backing the proposal, both Russia and China voted it down, effectively killing the measure. Pakistan and Colombia chose to abstain. So what was at stake? A lot. The resolution—led by
How do you smuggle thousands of endangered animals without anyone noticing? In this case—by calling them “dried fish skin.” Authorities in Singapore have uncovered a massive wildlife trafficking attempt. They seized over 830kg of pangolin scales hidden inside a shipment headed for Cambodia. The haul—stuffed into 30 bags—was traced back to Indonesia and is believed
What should have been a routine landing turned into a tragedy within seconds at LaGuardia Airport. Late Sunday night, an Air Canada regional jet collided with a firefighting vehicle on the runway, killing two pilots and sending dozens to hospital. The aircraft, a CRJ-900 operated by Jazz Aviation, had just landed from Montreal when the
A satellite from NASA known as Van Allen Probe A is expected to re-enter Earth’s atmosphere nearly 14 years after its launch in 2012. The roughly 600kg spacecraft could plunge back around 19:45 EST on Tuesday, according to tracking by the United States Space Force. Though scientists say there’s about a 24-hour window of uncertainty.
Speaking near the naval base in Brest, Macron unveiled a bold shift: France will expand its nuclear arsenal and extend deterrence to key European allies. Why now? “The next 50 years will be an era of nuclear weapons,” he warned — a stark message in an increasingly unstable world. The plan is ambitious. More warheads.
In the quiet Austrian town of Braunau am Inn, that question is front and centre. The house where Adolf Hitler was born is being transformed into a police station. A practical solution—or a controversial one? For some locals, it’s a smart move. “It might stop extremists from gathering here,” one resident said. Others aren’t so
What does it take to spend more than half a century fighting for justice—and to reshape a nation’s politics along the way? The life of Jesse Jackson offers a powerful answer. The veteran civil rights leader and former presidential candidate has died at 84, leaving behind a legacy that touched millions. His family described him
