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Japan has recovered rare-earth-rich mud from 6 km seabed near Minamitori Island, boosting efforts to secure critical minerals beyond Chinese supplies.
French authorities raided X offices as part of a probe into deepfake sexual abuse content, child safety violations and AI-related algorithm issues.
A Russian drone strike hit a bus carrying miners in eastern Ukraine, killing at least 15 people and injuring seven, Ukrainian authorities said.
More than 200 people are feared dead after a landslide hit a coltan mine in eastern Congo, where rescue efforts are hindered by conflict and poor access.
A 15-year-old refusing to visit her distant biological mother for Christmas has ignited debate on custody, parenting and emotional presence.
A pregnant Venezuelan migrant in the US fears her future as immigration rules tighten, torn between motherhood, uncertainty and the urge to leave.
An Arizona student’s homework was destroyed by her pet pig, with a viral video proving that this time, the excuse was completely true.
A bumper potato harvest has sparked free giveaways across Berlin, turning surplus spuds into a citywide food rescue and winter morale boost.
Coordinated militant attacks across Balochistan killed 33 people, while Pakistani forces killed 92 insurgents in the deadliest day for militants in decades.
A Minnesota mother says immigration agents used her five-year-old son as “bait” while detaining him and his father, sparking legal and public outrage.
Donald Trump has proposed building a grand triumphal arch near Washington for the US 250th anniversary, calling it a long-overdue national monument.
SpaceX has proposed solar-powered AI data centres in orbit via an FCC filing, aiming to use near-constant sunlight to run future AI infrastructure.
A 21-year-old employee reprimanded for phone use during overtime has sparked an online debate on work culture, boundaries and unpaid labour.
A Scottish family alleges missed warning signs after a mother’s hand discolouration was dismissed, before amputation and her death weeks later.
A Japanese delegation’s stop at a Lucknow tea stall after official talks won hearts online, highlighting how simple cultural moments can bridge nations.
An Indian woman’s viral video jokingly calling Australia a “trap” sparks debate on migration realities, work-life balance and lifestyle expectations abroad.
Pakistan security forces killed 52 militants in operations across Punjab, Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, targeting Taliban-linked groups.
Israeli military estimates reportedly place Gaza war deaths near 70,000, closely matching Palestinian health ministry figures, though no official confirmation issued.
A Minnesota teenager alleges ICE agents laughed at him when he brought heart medication for his detained father, sparking nationwide outrage.
Two Indian PhD scholars accused a US university of food-based racism and discrimination, settling for $200,000 before returning to India.
