French prosecutors opened an attempted murder investigation after homemade incendiary devices were hurled at police during nationwide youth-led protests.

A private Learjet 60 carrying nine people crashed into a South Florida neighborhood after a rapid descent from 35,000 feet, leaving no survivors.

A federal judge has rejected a Trump administration lawsuit aiming to delay the certification of Alaska's Senate race, ruling it violated voter secrecy.

Mexico marks Day of the Dead with traditional marigold displays and family vigils, while grappling with the impacts of growing international tourism and cinematic parades.

Treasury minister Emma Reynolds declared that employers are not 'working people', a statement that has reignited debate over Labour's pledge to shield workers from tax increases.

Ukrainian forces carried out long-range strikes targeting a missile manufacturing plant in Russia and oil infrastructure, as a localized ceasefire concluded.

University of Cambridge researcher Dr Marta Shahbazi has been confirmed dead following a high-speed train collision in central Spain.

Iranian negotiators continued indirect talks in Doha with Qatari mediators seeking a diplomatic off-ramp as the US warned of potential military strikes.

Garment workers in Gazipur returned to their factories after protests over soaring living costs and wages disrupted manufacturing and transport.

A suspected arson attack has destroyed the historic Eagle's Nest retreat in southern Germany, sparking a debate over whether the site should be restored or left as a ruin.

A federal judge in Miami permanently dismissed Donald Trump's defamation lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal and Rupert Murdoch. The court ruled that the complaint failed to satisfy the actual malice standard.

Israel's opposition is considering legislation to introduce direct prime ministerial elections to break a parliamentary stalemate following a fractured national vote.

A newly launched national emergency preparedness campaign has sparked widespread panic buying and severe stock shortages of key essentials like water and torches.

Metropolitan Police arrested demonstrators outside the US Embassy in London during a protest supporting the proscribed group Palestine Action.

Civilians from the occupied town of Oleshky have crossed into Ukraine following a rare humanitarian ceasefire brokered by U.S. First Lady Melania Trump.

Evacuees from the occupied city of Oleshky arrived back in Ukrainian-held territory following a temporary ceasefire brokered by U.S. First Lady Melania Trump.

Switzerland coach Murat Yakin criticized the VAR intervention that led to Breel Embolo's red card, ending their World Cup run against Argentina.

US hosts canceled the traditional G20 family photo after European and allied representatives refused to appear alongside Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.

Major energy supermajors have posted a combined $56.3 billion in third-quarter profits as geopolitical conflicts and supply bottlenecks send fuel prices soaring worldwide.

The Florida Senate passed a resolution officially designating the Tampa Bay area as a dedicated cybersecurity and artificial intelligence innovation region.