A Spanish actor’s son jailed for life in Thailand for murdering and dismembering Colombian surgeon.

Incident involving a crying toddler locked in an aeroplane toilet has sparked a heated debate on managing children in public.

Aricell CEO, Soon-kwan has been arrested after a fatal June fire killed 23 in South Korea, exposing the factory safety violations.

France has placed Telegram founder Durov under formal investigation over allegations of complicity in organised crime and illicit transactions.

Despite concerns of escalation, Western companies like Palantir are reportedly providing critical support for Ukraine’s drone strikes against Russia.

A Zimbabwean Bishop, Eben Nhiwatawi has been repatriated from Nigeria for violating immigration law.

Operation Jackal III by Interpol arrested 300 Black Axe members, seized $3 million in assets, and froze 700 bank accounts.

Michael Sparks, the first to breach US Capitol during the Jan. 6 riot has been sentenced to over four years

US prosecutors have issued new charges against Trump for alleged 2020 election interference, focusing on his status as a political candidate.

Germany’s AfD has campaigned against wind energy expansion in Saxony and Thuringia, aiming to gain support in key east elections.

EXCERPT: About 11 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces in an extensive military operation targeting multiple West Bank cities.

A 3,500-year-old Bronze Age jar was accidentally shattered by a young boy at Israel’s Hecht Museum.

Mark Zuckerberg has expressed regret for censoring COVID-19 content during the pandemic, admitting to pressure from the Biden administration.

A Russian lawmaker has accused the US of orchestrating the arrest of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov in France.

An israeli air strike targeted West Bank refugee camp, resulting in five deaths as violence surges amidst conflict.

Philippines Defence Secretary Gilberto Teodoro has called for a more dynamic approach to the US defence treaty.

Australia will limit new international student enrolments to 270,000 in 2025, aiming to curb migration and address infrastructure pressures.

At least 60 have reportedly died as Sudan’s Dam collapses, flooding villages and worsening the humanitarian crisis in war-torn Sudan.

Sewage has spilled into Gaza’s coast, sparking fears of widespread waterborne diseases and a potential cholera outbreak amid collapsing infrastructure.

Israel has issued new evacuation orders in central Gaza, displacing more families and escalating the conflict against Hamas.