Leah Bennett
SuperNode and CERN collaborate on new solutions for renewable energy transmission
Irish green technology developer SuperNode has partnered with CERN to engineer advanced insulation systems for superconducting power cables.
Paraguay President Santiago Peña resigns amid bank collapse crisis
Paraguayan President Santiago Peña resigned amid a political and financial crisis sparked by the collapse of Ueno Bank.
European flights disrupted by bomb threats across eight countries
Commercial aviation across eight European nations faced widespread disruptions on Thursday after a wave of false bomb threats targeted at least 21 aircraft.
Gov. Newsom commutes death sentences of 34 San Diego inmates
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced the commutation of death sentences for 34 San Diego inmates, converting all death-row sentences in the state to life without parole.
Multiple flights in Europe diverted because of bomb threats after ‘malicious’ hoaxes
A coordinated wave of bomb threats forced multiple European flights to divert and receive military escorts, with security sweeps confirming the incidents were hoaxes.
Heathrow Airport hit by hoax bomb threats, dozens of flights diverted
A wave of hoax bomb threats targeted Heathrow Airport and other European carriers on Thursday, forcing dozens of flight diversions and military escorts.
Paraguay Lawmakers Spare Next President
Paraguay's Chamber of Deputies cleared Vice-President Pedro Alliana of impeachment following the resignation of President Santiago Peña amid a massive banking crisis.
Andy Burnham rules out Vladimir Putin attending 2027 G20 summit
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has confirmed that Russian President Vladimir Putin will not be invited to the 2027 G20 summit in Manchester due to existing sanctions.
Russell Brand found guilty of rape and sexual assault in London trial
Former comedian and actor Russell Brand was convicted of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault in a Southwark Crown Court trial.
Bomb threats disrupt more than a dozen flights across Europe
A fresh wave of bomb threats disrupted more than a dozen flights across Europe, prompting military jet escorts in France, Italy, and Bulgaria.
Australian restaurant fires Italian chef for refusing to make pineapple pizza
Head chef Davide Tamburella was dismissed from a Brisbane restaurant after refusing to prepare ham and pineapple pizzas, citing cultural objections.
British Columbia mother and daughter killed in suspected grizzly bear attack
An art therapist and her daughter were discovered dead on a British Columbia trail after failing to return from a walk, with officials investigating potential animal involvement.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog accepts election results and begins government talks
Israeli President Isaac Herzog accepted the certified general election results and initiated formal consultations with party representatives in Jerusalem.
Joshua Wong sentenced to ten years in Hong Kong national security case
Pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong has received a ten-year prison sentence under Hong Kong's national security law, drawing international condemnation.
House Democrats plan investigations into Trump family following midterms
House Democrats are preparing a wave of aggressive congressional investigations targeting President Trump, his family, and key administration allies following a midterm election.
UK agrees to time-bound talks on transatlantic slave trade harms
The UK has committed to structured talks on the transatlantic slave trade following the CHOGM summit in Antigua, pledging £40 million for Caribbean infrastructure.
Cyberattack hits French blood banks but no samples compromised
Hackers infiltrated the refrigeration systems of French blood banks in an attempt to raise temperatures, though rapid monitoring prevented any damage.
Morocco keeps Sahara ceasefire alive after MINURSO exit
Morocco's Royal Cabinet confirms the kingdom will uphold its Western Sahara ceasefire following the abrupt exit of the UN peacekeeping mission.
Jennifer Balcarras, mother, found dead in suspected grizzly bear attack
Jennifer Balcarras and her daughter Selah Reed were found dead on a British Columbia trail following a suspected grizzly bear attack, sparking an ongoing investigation.
Trump's Midterm Loss May Push US Toward Diplomacy with Iran
The Republican Party's loss of both congressional chambers in the midterm elections could force a recalibration of U.S. foreign policy toward Iran.