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Kenyan authorities are investigating the unexpected deaths of 15 elephants in the Amboseli ecosystem. Several animals, mostly females and calves, showed partial paralysis before dying, prompting tests for toxins…
Canadians spent about $3.3 billion less on travel to the United States in 2025 than in the previous year, while spending on trips to other international destinations increased. Visits to Europe and Asia rose as return…
Research from earlier disasters suggests the health, economic and social effects of major wildfires in Europe and North America may persist for years after the flames are extinguished. Survivors can face continuing…
Argentina’s President Javier Milei has accused US Democrats, together with political forces in Brazil and Mexico, of financing an “anti-Argentina campaign” around the World Cup. His claims followed criticism of…
Retired Chilean colonel Nelson Haase Mazzei has been imprisoned for his role in the 1973 killing of folk singer Víctor Jara and prison official Littré Quiroga. Jara was detained after Augusto Pinochet’s coup, tortured…
NPR’s morning briefing reports that the United States and Iran resumed attacks after a temporary lull, renewing concern that diplomatic efforts could collapse. It also highlights a US Senate hearing where former…
Jordan says it intercepted Iranian missiles crossing its airspace as the United States and Saudi Arabia struck militia targets in Iraq. The developments underline how the conflict is drawing neighbouring states into…
France evacuated thousands of people as wildfires across southwestern Europe displaced roughly a third of a million residents. Large fires in France, Spain and neighbouring countries spread during extreme heat and dry…
The death toll from the earthquake in southwestern Japan has risen to 18 as rescuers continue searching collapsed buildings and damaged infrastructure. Kumamoto and nearby areas suffered severe destruction, including…
As Spain battles destructive wildfires, political parties are arguing over how much climate change contributed to the disaster and who is responsible for prevention failures. Scientists say hotter, drier conditions…
Israeli activity near the Tayasir checkpoint in the occupied West Bank has raised Palestinian fears that a new settlement is being established. Mobile homes were brought to a former military position and land was…
An Israeli airstrike destroyed Al-Muttaqin Mosque in Gaza City and damaged tents and nearby buildings sheltering displaced families, according to local reports. Hundreds of people were left without a place of refuge…
The UN refugee agency has warned that refugees and asylum seekers are increasingly being politicised and used as scapegoats. UNHCR chief Barham Salih said nearly 118 million people were forcibly displaced at the end of…
Repeated power cuts in Tunisia are causing heavy losses for farms and small businesses during peak summer demand. One poultry operation reported losing most of its birds, while a dairy farm discarded large quantities…
Ukrainian drone attacks killed three people in Russia’s Belgorod region and struck a bus in Shebekino, injuring passengers, according to regional authorities. Moscow accused Ukraine of repeatedly targeting civilian…
The Indian government says testing found no abnormality in the locking mechanism of the Boeing 787 fuel-control switches linked to the Air India flight AI-171 crash. The complete thrust-control module remains under…
A proposed US immigration bill would replace the fixed 1972 registry cut-off with a rolling rule allowing certain people who have lived continuously in the country for at least seven years to apply for permanent…
India’s mobile-phone exports have risen about 165 times in a decade, from roughly ₹1,500 crore in 2014-15 to ₹2.59 lakh crore in 2025-26, according to government figures. Domestic phone production also expanded…