A rare dinosaur skull, Irritator challengeri, is returning home to Brazil after a long campaign. This significant achievement in global restitution highlights the importance of ethical scientific practices and cultural heritage.
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Israeli forces intercept and detain crews of 22 boats from the Global Sumud Flotilla, sparking international condemnation.
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A train collision in Indonesia has left seven dead and many injured. Rescuers are working tirelessly to reach survivors and free trapped passengers, offering a glimmer of hope amidst the tragedy.
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A group of Australian women and their children embark on a journey to Damascus, Syria, in hopes of returning to Australia after years of detention in al-Roj camp.
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Iranian forces have seized two ships in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global energy chokepoint, amid escalating tensions with the US and Israel. The move comes as peace negotiations remain stalled, with Iran accusing the US and Israel of ‘flagrant’ ceasefire breaches.
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Cyclone Vaianu hits New Zealand’s North Island, causing evacuations, power cuts, and flooding. Authorities issue emergency warnings, with winds exceeding 130km/h and heavy rain. The cyclone’s path spares Auckland, but coastal areas face challenges.
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A wolf’s escape from a zoo in Daejeon, South Korea, has sparked a large-scale search involving hundreds of emergency responders and military personnel. The male wolf, born in 2024, remains at large, prompting a local school to close as a safety measure.
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The Royal Navy’s HMS Dragon demonstrates its resilience, addressing technical issues while maintaining operational readiness in the eastern Mediterranean. Despite water system problems, the destroyer remains a key asset in regional security.
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Fuel prices in Northern Ireland have seen a dramatic rise since the start of the Iran war, with petrol and diesel costs increasing by 19% and 35% respectively. This surge is among the highest in Europe, impacting drivers and the economy.
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Military president Ibrahim Traoré has declared that democracy is not suitable for Burkina Faso, sparking controversy and raising concerns about the country’s future.
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