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A newborn from eastern Türkiye born with a severely underdeveloped heart has recovered after staged interventions and surgery at an Istanbul hospital.
A rescued tuxedo cat found in a dumpster helped spark a relationship, leading to a loving home and a happy life for all three.
A KLM flight was grounded after a rat was discovered inside the aircraft mid-journey, forcing cancellations and disrupting travel plans for over 250 passengers.
The mother of the alleged Bondi shooter has spoken about a routine phone call with her son hours before the deadly incident.
At a memorial in Bondi, grieving families mourn victims of a deadly shooting as Australia debates gun laws, extremism and national unity.
Scientists say crows may leave pebbles or shiny objects near humans due to intelligence, memory and learned exchange, not superstition.
From circadian lighting to air-quality monitors, smart home appliances in 2026 will focus on wellbeing, not just convenience.
A British tourist narrowly escaped death after unknowingly handling a blue-ringed octopus, one of the world’s most venomous marine animals, in the Philippines.
A rare 3rd-century fresco depicting Jesus as the Good Shepherd with Roman features has been discovered in an underground tomb near Iznik in northwestern Turkey.
A 26-year-old Palestinian held without trial has died in Israeli custody, prompting rights groups to allege systematic abuse of detainees.
A pet cat in China survived a terrifying accident after being trapped inside a running washing machine, escaping with only minor injuries.
Archaeologists in Turkey have uncovered a rare 3rd-century fresco showing Jesus as the Roman-style Good Shepherd near historic Iznik.
Six Bangladeshi UN peacekeepers were killed in a drone attack in Sudan, leaving families across villages mourning lives lost in service abroad.
Argentina’s judiciary has intensified its probe into AFA chief Chiqui Tapia, ordering new raids amid allegations of illicit enrichment and front men.
Severe winter storms have flooded and destroyed thousands of tents in Gaza, worsening conditions for over a million displaced families
Ahmed al Ahmed, who disarmed a gunman during the Bondi Beach terror attack, is recovering after surgery for multiple bullet wounds.
Cigarette-laden balloons drifting from Belarus have forced repeated airport shutdowns in Lithuania, raising fears of a deliberate hybrid attack.
A JetBlue flight from Curaçao halted its climb after coming dangerously close to a US Air Force tanker, prompting safety concerns and investigation.
A viral AI prank using fake homeless images has sparked police warnings, raising serious questions about ethics, harm and responsibility in the AI era.
Reddit has challenged Australia’s under-16 social media ban in the High Court, arguing it restricts political communication and misclassifies the platform.
