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Uganda has begun a phased withdrawal of its troops from Somalia, aiming for a total exit by the end of 2027. This move follows 20 years of military involvement and a transition toward Somali-led security under the AUSSOM mandate.
A hacked mobile alert app in Ukraine sent false reports of nuclear and chemical attacks, highlighting critical vulnerabilities in civilian emergency infrastructure and the rising threat of digital disinformation.
Nearly 3,000 troops from 12 nations are participating in Exercise Koalicja in Poland to rehearse the deployment of a multinational force for post-conflict Ukraine.
A mother in exile seeks justice for her daughter, Sevda, who was killed during the intense Iranian regime protests, highlighting the human cost of the state's crackdown.
Rio Tinto and Curtin University are investing A$28m to build a toad containment zone, aiming to stop the invasive cane toad march from reaching the Pilbara region.
As governments worldwide advise citizens to prepare for crises, households are adopting diverse strategies—from rotating pantries to advanced satellite tech—to ensure resilience.
The Toledo train disaster, claiming 69 lives, has severely damaged public trust and threatens Pedro Sánchez's re-election prospects in the upcoming snap general election.
The simultaneous downfall of long-term leaders Viktor Orbán and Aleksandar Vučić highlights a new era of tech-driven political mobilization in Eastern Europe.
Following the seizure of Nicolás Maduro, the US is demanding the release of 322 remaining political prisoners in Venezuela and pushing for rapid electoral reforms.
Over 350 athletes, led by former sprinter Beth Dobbin, have signed a letter to the Prime Minister demanding increased funding for ME research to address a massive disparity in medical investment.
A six-day humanitarian ceasefire in Ukraine's Kherson region, brokered by Melania Trump, has ended, leading to a resumption of fighting and strikes on civilian targets.
US tariffs of 50% on Canadian wood and paper products have forced an indefinite shutdown of the Témiscaming mill, threatening the survival of the Quebec town.
Sanrio has ended its partnership with the Japanese spy drama Vivant following intense backlash in China over depictions of torture and perceived political alignment.
Blockchain firms link the $6.3bn Binance hack to North Korea's Lazarus Group, following a sophisticated breach of the exchange's hot wallet signing systems.
Fremantle's plan to use AI to transform Neighbours footage into vertical micro-dramas has sparked a debate over actor consent and the rights of production crew.
Discover the story of Ranji Smile, the enigmatic chef who introduced Indian cuisine to the US through his short-lived but theatrical restaurant, Omar Khayyam, in 1901.
In Japan, 'jiko bukken' or stigmatised properties—homes where tragic deaths have occurred—offer massive discounts for renters and buyers willing to overlook the presence of 'yuurei' or lingering spirits.
Rangers have reached the League Cup final following Ryan Naderi's late winner against Aberdeen, but manager Derek McInnes warns that improved attacking efficiency is required.
South Africa secured a 2-1 series victory over Australia in Cape Town, driven by Kagiso Rabada's historic 350th wicket and Simon Harmer's 6-16. Australia's second-innings collapse for 111 triggered scathing criticism from David Warner.
Wales secured a commanding 29-5 victory over Japan in the WXV Global Series, finishing the tournament with three wins and showcasing significant tactical improvement.
Hundreds of residents have been evacuated from the Russian-occupied city of Oleshky following a humanitarian ceasefire. The movement, involving 25 buses and significant diplomatic coordination, marks a major relief for families who have endured years of extreme deprivation.
Chelsea secured a 2-0 win over 10-man Manchester United thanks to goals from Morgan Rogers and Cole Palmer, following a red card for Lisandro Martinez.
Analysis of the latest EFL action, featuring Will Lankshear's scoring streak at Middlesbrough, West Ham's home struggles, and Southampton's resurgence.
Sunderland faces a dual reality: ninth in the Europa League but bottom of the Premier League. Can they balance European prestige with domestic survival?
Tadej Pogacar reveals the harrowing details of his Vuelta a Espana crash, involving three fractured vertebrae and a concussion that ended his 2026 season.
Hundreds of residents have escaped the Russian-occupied city of Oleshky via a US-brokered humanitarian ceasefire, traveling through Russia and Belarus to reach safety in northern Ukraine.
Alan Shearer reflects on his 260-goal Premier League record, the looming threat of Erling Haaland, and his journey from Newcastle legend to respected Match of the Day pundit.
Tom Bowen's two tries powered Cardiff to a 26-0 bonus-point victory over Ospreys at St Helen's, lifting Cardiff into the top half of the URC standings.
Former DR Congo President Joseph Kabila has returned to the forefront of conflict, leading the FRN in an alliance with M23 rebels to challenge President Félix Tshisekedi.
An Ebola outbreak in DR Congo has caused over 5,000 deaths and 10,300 cases, marking the deadliest in the nation's history. The Bundibugyo strain is spreading regionally, complicated by conflict and violence against health workers.
Families evacuated from the Russian-occupied city of Oleshky reunited with loved ones in northern Ukraine on Saturday following a ceasefire in the Kherson region.
A Sri Lankan woman has been stranded in the Cook Islands for three years after flawed immigration advice led to a series of transit visa rejections by New Zealand and Australia.
A massive opposition rally in Delhi seeks the resignation of India's Chief Election Commissioner following the controversial removal of 130 million names from voter rolls.
An analysis of Senegal's 2026 landscape, exploring the tensions between the Faye-Sonko executive duality and the severe fiscal constraints facing the nation.
Ethiopia has received 12 Russian Su-35 fighter jets, marking a major upgrade in its military capability amid intensifying conflict in the Tigray region.
Vladimir Putin has confirmed close contact with Elon Musk to coordinate satellite technology, aiming to prevent interference between SpaceX's Starlink and Russia's new Rassvet project.
A high-speed train collision near Urda, Spain, has killed 69 people, including former minister Fátima Báñez and athlete Julieta Gallego. The accident involved Renfe and Iryo trains and marks Spain's worst rail disaster since 2013.
The United States has imposed sanctions on Rwanda's defence ministry and its security-linked bank, Zigama Credit, over alleged military and financial support for M23 rebels in the DRC.
A massive jailbreak in Tamil Nadu's Theni district ended with 17 prisoners recaptured after a 36-hour manhunt. The incident exposed critical security flaws and extreme prison overcrowding.
Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy has launched an investigation into allegations that Democratic operatives attempted to recruit a 'spoiler' candidate named Dan Sullivan to confuse voters in the ongoing Senate race.
A massive leak has exposed the personal and professional details of over 41,000 DHS employees, including ICE and CBP agents, via the 'Icepick' database.
The Ospreys have surged to seventh in the URC following a successful homecoming at St Helen's. Meanwhile, the Scarlets show attacking promise, and both Cardiff and the Dragons face mounting pressure due to defeats and injuries.
After a five-year struggle marked by global conflicts, two brown bears, Bu and Tyapa, have successfully transitioned from cages in Russia to a sanctuary in Ireland.
Employee theft in Africa is a systemic crisis, with 63% of East African organizations reporting economic crime. From small beauty parlours to massive supermarket chains, internal fraud is driving business closures and financial instability.
Nobel laureate María Corina Machado has returned to Venezuela after ten months in exile, posing a significant challenge to the interim government and signaling a new phase in the country's democratic transition.
England's collapse in Lahore saw them lose to Pakistan by one wicket, thanks to a record-breaking 113* from Shadab Khan and a historic last-wicket stand.
The College of Magic Cape Town is Africa's only school for young illusionists, offering a unique blend of performing arts training and social integration since 1980.
Despite her Ballon d'Or nomination and record-breaking year at Lyon, Scotland captain Caroline Weir remains focused on one goal: qualifying for the 2027 World Cup.
King Charles III's nine-day Caribbean tour faces intense scrutiny as he navigates debates over slavery reparations, republicanism, and the moral integrity of the monarchy.
Moscow will host the 2030 World Weightlifting Championships, marking the first time an Olympic federation has staged a global event in Russia since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
Magherafelt ended a seven-year wait for the Derry SFC title, defeating Newbridge 3-17 to 0-20 at Celtic Park. Goalkeeper Odhran Lynch highlighted the club's resilience following a period of near misses and personal injury recovery.
BBC pundit Troy Deeney selects his Premier League team of the week, highlighting Bournemouth's incredible run and Nicolas Jackson's brace against Manchester City.
Ukraine's dependence on Starlink for drone warfare and battlefield communications has exposed a critical vulnerability, prompting the EU to accelerate its sovereign Iris² satellite project.
Crystal Palace manager Pierre Sage faces mounting pressure after securing only seven points from eight Premier League games, leaving the club in the bottom four.
A 2-1 defeat to Celtic has left Hibernian at the bottom of the Scottish Premiership, with Grant Hanley's emergency striker cameo highlighting deep squad issues.
Jake Jarman has become the first British male gymnast to win two individual medals at a single World Gymnastics Championships, securing silver in both the floor and vault finals.
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick faces an uncertain future following a 3-0 defeat to Bournemouth, leaving the club in 16th place with only one win in eight matches.
Joe Marchant has been recalled to the England training camp following his return to the Premiership with Sale Sharks, providing Steve Borthwick with much-needed midfield depth for the autumn Nations Championship.
Western diplomats in Moscow face an era of unprecedented pressure, characterized by constant FSB surveillance, severe staffing shortages, and financial instability caused by international sanctions.
Israel's 2026 elections feature a high-stakes race between Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, centered on security, judicial reform, and the future of the West Bank.
New York City Council has passed Romanch's Law, a ban on Central Park's horse-drawn carriages set for June 2028, following fatal accidents and animal welfare concerns.
French authorities have confirmed the first human case of Shamonda virus in a patient in Lyon, marking a significant shift in the known transmission patterns of the midge-borne disease.
A critical 'php2shell' vulnerability in the PHP programming language has been discovered by AI, potentially exposing 70% of the web. Experts urge immediate patching to prevent server takeovers.
A student-led movement, sparked by a deadly rail station tragedy, is challenging Aleksandar Vučić's long-standing rule in Serbia's upcoming snap elections.
A social media campaign by the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre regarding child consent has been pulled following accusations that it was 'demeaning' to grandparents.
President Nayib Bukele has launched a military operation to rescue four Salvadoran air force personnel kidnapped by gangs in Haiti's Croix-des-Bouquets region.
As no single bloc holds a clear majority in upcoming Israeli polls, Arab-majority parties—potentially holding 13-14 seats—could become the decisive factor in forming the next government.
A dusky shark nicknamed Bukangi continues to return to a Busan canal despite an eight-hour rescue operation. The incident has sparked a debate over tourism, animal welfare, and the impact of warming seas.
Paul Mackenzie has been convicted of murdering 191 people in Kenya's Shakahola forest. The trial revealed a harrowing cult doctrine of forced starvation and physical abuse.
The Browser Company is shutting down the Arc browser on December 22, 2026, to focus on its new AI-first browser, Dia. This transition includes a phased removal of features and data migration for existing users.
Expert insights from TechCrunch Disrupt reveal why early revenue can be a trap for startups. Learn why repeatable patterns and product-market fit are more critical than rapid initial sales in the AI era.
1Password has launched a new platform, 1Password for Agents, designed to let AI assistants log into accounts without ever seeing the user's actual passwords.
The relationship between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky is facing a profound rupture, driven by personal rhetoric, shifting US energy policies, and concerns over dwindling military and intelligence support.
Real Madrid defeated Leipzig 4-1 to maintain their 100 percent winning record in the Champions League, with Bernardo Silva scoring his first goal for the club.
State media photographs of Kim Jong Un touring an exhibition have surfaced, refuting recent unverified claims that the North Korean leader had died following a brain haemorrhage.
The Liberty Justice Center has filed a lawsuit challenging the legality of 50% tariffs on $20bn of Canadian goods, arguing the White House exceeded its authority under the 1930 Tariff Act.
Meta's Muse AI app has reached 10 million users, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg highlighting high-value agentic commerce and plans for 10x compute efficiency.
Alberta voters have decisively rejected separation, with over two-thirds choosing to remain in Canada. This victory provides Prime Minister Mark Carney with the political mandate to combat US trade pressures and pursue economic diversification through new global alliances.
