Iceland officially concluded a highly anticipated and historic referendum today to decide whether to resume negotiations for joining the European Union. Th
Israel’s military announced on Thursday that a drone strike in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin killed three Palestinian militants, among them Qais Bit
The Ministry of Finance announced on Monday that it had spent a record ¥15.4 trillion (approximately US$96 billion) on foreign‑exchange market operations b
Demonstrators swarmed the National Mall in Washington, D.C., on Thursday, marking the 63rd anniversary of the historic March on Washington. Organisers said
Phnom Penh authorities announced on Monday that a year‑long operation against organized cybercrime has resulted in the shutdown of more than 700 online sca
Austrian police announced on Thursday that two men broke into the Museum of Applied Arts (MAK) in Vienna’s historic Innere Stadt district and stole a 200‑c
Two teenagers, both Israeli citizens, were taken into custody on Friday after security services said they had pledged allegiance to the Islamic State group
King Harald V of Norway died on Thursday at the age of 89, ending a 35‑year reign that saw the country navigate a series of economic booms, climate initiat
Greenland’s government announced on Tuesday that it will set up a truth‑and‑reconciliation commission to investigate a Danish‑run family‑planning program t
Colorado’s Colorado Avalanche announced on Tuesday that defenseman and alternate captain Cale Makar has agreed to an eight‑year extension worth US$163.2 mi
Khartoum’s streets began to breathe a tentative normalcy on Tuesday as Sudan’s Security Affairs Coordination Committee announced the lifting of the city’s
The U.S. Northern Command and the North American Aerospace Defense Command announced on Thursday that a directed‑energy laser system was employed to neutra
British Columbia lifted the provincial state of emergency on Thursday, ending the measures that had been in place since Aug. 8 after a series of wildfires
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune announced on Thursday that the nation will observe three days of official mourning after a series of wildfires ripp
Kinshasa health officials launched an emergency vaccination campaign on Monday in Kisangani, the capital of the Tshopo province, marking the first doses ad
Kuala Lumpur announced on Thursday that 1,476 Burmese nationals will be repatriated to Myanmar on 29 September, marking the first phase of a voluntary retu
Denmark’s parliament voted on Tuesday to approve a compensation scheme of 300,000 Danish kroner (about US$46,800) for each Greenlandic woman who was given
King Rukidi IV of the Tooro Kingdom in western Uganda was reported dead on Thursday, aged 34, after a brief illness that officials said was unrelated to an
Brazilian hurdler Alison dos Santos and American sprinter‑hurdler Masai Russell rewrote the books on Saturday, 27 July, at the 2026 Weltklasse Zürich. Dos
General Mills announced on Tuesday that it will eliminate artificial colors from several of its flagship breakfast cereals, including Lucky Charms and Trix
Two people were killed and nine others seriously injured on Monday when a driver deliberately ploughed a vehicle into a crowd of pedestrians near the Saint
Six Flags Magic Mountain’s X2 bi‑directional four‑dimensional coaster, located in Valencia, California, was announced on 12 July 2026 as being taken out of
In August 2024, a Guayaquil court in Ecuador found former President Lenín Moreno guilty of corruption in connection with the Coca Codo Sinclair hydroelectr
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) announced today that cumulative confirmed cholera cases across the country’s 35 states have surpassed 65,000,
