Mother Demands Justice as Tehran Faces Backlash Over Teen Death
A grieving mother speaks out through international media after Iranian security forces shoot and kill her teenage daughter in Tehran.
Petrol Bomb Attack Sparks Attempted Murder Inquiry in France
French prosecutors have initiated an attempted murder inquiry following a petrol bomb assault against police officers during nationwide weekend demonstrations.
Looters Target Urban Shops as German Cost of Living Protests Escalate
Protests over the rising cost of living turned violent across several German cities as demonstrators looted retail shops. Police reported severe unrest in Frankfurt, Berlin, Hamburg, and Cologne.
12 Russian Fighter Jets Arrive in Ethiopia Amid Fears of Tigray Escalation
Ethiopian officials confirm the arrival of 12 Russian combat aircraft alongside planned air defense systems, escalating tensions in the Horn of Africa.
Polish Riot Police Deploy Outside Top Court After Chief Justice Suspended
Riot police deployed outside Poland's top court after government-backed judges moved to suspend the chief justice amid an escalating political dispute.
Second Train Crash Threatens Pedro Sánchez as Election Campaign Stumbles
A second major rail accident this year has put Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez on the defensive, disrupting planned campaign themes on inequality and housing.
Russian Strikes Cut Power to Thousands as Kherson Ceasefire Ends
Russian strikes cut power to thousands in Ukraine after a temporary humanitarian ceasefire concluded near the occupied city of Oleshky.
Israeli Strikes in Gaza Kill Eight People Including Child and Officers
Israeli strikes across Khan Younis and Gaza City killed eight people, including five police officers and a child, according to hospital officials.
Putin Rebuilds Diplomatic Ties and Eyes Global Summits With US Help
Vladimir Putin is re-engaging with foreign leaders and eyeing major international summits following diplomatic wins and support from Washington.
Data Centre Debt in Tens of Billions Stirs Fears of Tech Bubble
Data centre firms hold tens of billions of pounds in debt, raising market concerns that an artificial intelligence bubble could burst.
North Korean Cyber Operatives Face Blame for Unprecedented Binance Breach
Investigators suspect elite North Korean cyber units in a record-making heist against crypto exchange Binance, underscoring growing state-backed cyber power.
Suspected $6.3bn Binance Intrusion Sets Historic Security Alarm
BBC News reports on a suspected $6.3bn cyber theft targeting Binance, marking what observers describe as the largest digital asset hack in history.
Binance Suffers Record $6.3bn Breach Linked to TraderTraitor
A suspected record-setting $6.3 billion cyberattack against Binance has been traced by analytics specialists to the North Korean hacking group TraderTraitor.
Glass Towers Face Severe Scrutiny as Urban Temperatures Climb
As global temperatures rise, glass skyscrapers face growing criticism for trapping extreme heat and overwhelming municipal power grids.
Glass Towers Face Severe Scrutiny as Urban Temperatures Climb
As global temperatures rise, glass skyscrapers face growing criticism for trapping extreme heat and overwhelming municipal power grids.
Dutch Broadcaster Exits Eurovision Song Contest Over Israeli Entry
A Dutch broadcaster has reversed its decision to participate in Eurovision, citing unresolved sensitivities regarding Israel's inclusion.
Meghan Duchess of Sussex Joins Junior MasterChef Australia
Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, will co-host Junior MasterChef Australia in a new broadcast scheduled to air next year.
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