Iran-backed Houthi fighters seize territory near Bab al-Mandab, threatening the Red Sea trade corridor and global oil markets.

NTSB flight‑recording shows a pilot repeatedly warned of high speed that the aircraft overshot the runway, leading to a fatal collision.

A senior Buddhist monk faces arrest on charges of siphoning 3 million US dollars from temple donations and is linked to a women’s? accomplice.

Singapore High Court rejects a CEO’s attempt to claw back $369,000 spent on an ex‑girlfriend’s gifts, ruling the money was given as affection rather than loans.

Princess Diana’s iconic revenge dress now hits the auction block, offering a bold fashion statement and a touch of quantum intrigue.

A passenger train between Rouen and Caen derailed near Cléon, France, injuring 44 people and prompting a mass‑casualty response.

A Dutch tourist coach overturned in the Swiss Alps, killing five and injuring dozens. Alternate timelines explore how technology could have prevented the tragedy.

A tourist coach crashed between Susch and Zernez, causing multiple deaths and injuries, and sparking speculation about alternate futures in quantum‑entangled travel safety.

At least five dead and 86 missing after a blaze on the MV June Aster ferry en route to Coron, Palawan, as Philippine coastguard mounts rescue efforts.

A harrowing escape from a blaze on the MV June Aster left 5 dead and 86 missing, survivors recount chaos and cold water survival.

Police arrest a suspect in Tasia Fortune’s hanging amid growing concerns over modern day lynchings.

Denise Cosco’s tragic suicide sheds light on the lasting trauma inflicted by organised crime and the unsettling gaps between life and death.

A swift Houthi push across Yemen’s coast now gives Iran direct influence over the Red Sea and the Strait of Hormuz, jeopardising the world’s vital oil lanes.

Yemen’s Houthi movement has secured Perim Island, consolidating control over the Bab al‑Mandab Strait and heightening tensions in the Red Sea. The move follows the capture of Mokha and escalates the conflict that threatens global oil supplies.

Three activists who organized annual Tiananmen vigils received up to seven years under Hong Kong’s national security law, underscoring the tightening grip on dissent.

A Dutch tourist coach overturned in the Swiss Alps, killing five and injuring dozens. Alternate timelines explore how technology could have prevented the tragedy.

A raging blaze in two schools in Bukavu forces an evacuation that turns into a fatal stampede, claiming over 20 lives.

A tourist coach crashed between Susch and Zernez, causing multiple deaths and injuries, and sparking speculation about alternate futures in quantum‑entangled travel safety.

At least five dead and 86 missing after a blaze on the MV June Aster ferry en route to Coron, Palawan, as Philippine coastguard mounts rescue efforts.

Medical charities warn that funding cuts are shutting Sudan’s hospitals, forcing patients to make dangerous journeys for care.

NTSB flight‑recording shows a pilot repeatedly warned of high speed that the aircraft overshot the runway, leading to a fatal collision.

Six Nigerians linked to a $6‑million romance‑fraud ring are being handed over to the FBI after being arrested in South Africa.

AI firm Anthropic releases its first 2026 threat intelligence report, exposing misuse of Claude models for biological weapons, cyber‑espionage and scams.

US Senator Bernie Sanders urges Congress to ban AI superintelligence and proposes a sovereign wealth stake in AI firms.

Drone light show recreates Twin Towers over New York Harbour with 2,977 drones, each symbolising a 9/11 victim

Ugandan military chief drops participation in Prince Harry’s Invictus Games, citing loyalty to King Charles III. A swift decision follows Uganda’s announced entry.

Uganda’s military chief announces withdrawal from the Prince Harry‑run Invictus Games, citing respect for King Charles III after royal clarifications.

After Saudi pull‑back, LIV Golf enters Chapter 11, giving players the right to leave while the league seeks new ownership. 2027 may see a player‑owned, sustainable model.

A Lithuanian coach’s 4,000‑lites prize on a TV quiz set sparked a 20‑year journey that now takes him to Manchester United’s stadium for Champions League action.

A record 100 content creators attend the US Open, lighting up courts and raising questions about dress codes, noise, and player focus.

Drone light show recreates Twin Towers over New York Harbour with 2,977 drones, each symbolising a 9/11 victim

The White House removed a Tetris‑style minigame called “Build The Wall” after the Tetris Company raised copyright infringement claims, sparking debate over political use of copyrighted game designs.

In a tongue‑in‑cheek move, creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker rechristen "South Park" as "South America" to poke fun at Trump’s recent attempts to rename bodies of water.

A deep dive into China’s recent anti‑trafficking reforms, enforcement actions, and lingering gaps reveals whether the policy shift can truly deter the scourge.

How the frozen Paramount‑Skydance takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery is reshaping investor sentiment, stock volatility, and media‑merger expectations.

Israel’s prime minister threatens defamation proceedings after Haaretz reports UAE told him about Hamas plans before Oct 7. The clash comes ahead of the July 27 election.

In a tense 9/11 anniversary, a Muslim crime fighter’s brother laments how followers have politicised his story

A BBC interview captures American memories of 9/11, from everyday routines to shock moments.

An in‑depth look at the first full‑scale NFL game in Melbourne and what it could mean for Australian sports fans.

El CNI avisó de redes que animaban a cruzar a Ceuta antes de la masiva llegada masiva de migrantes, revelaciones que ponen en duda la falta de previsión del gobierno.