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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.
Hyderabad ends the year on a sweet note as Dubai-inspired chocolate shawarma makes its debut at Etsi Cafe, adding to the city’s viral dessert trend.
A video shows six Israeli captives lighting Hanukkah candles in a Gaza tunnel, filmed months before they were killed during the war.
A Dubai bus video showing billionaire MA Yusuff Ali greeting a driver in Hindi has gone viral, earning praise for his humility.
Reddit has moved Australia’s High Court challenging the under-16 social media ban, saying it restricts free political expression
A woman has sued celebrity facialist Sonya Dakar, alleging a chemical peel caused permanent facial burns and scarring.
Elon Musk says Charlie Kirk’s killing has forced him to limit public appearances, warning that public life is now “hardcore mode”.
Miss Finland Sarah Dzafce lost her crown after a photo showing a gesture seen as mocking Asians sparked backlash and outrage online.
Influencer Mary Magdalene, also known as Denise Gongora, died after falling from a ninth-floor apartment in Phuket, Thailand.
Dubai court sentences a 28-year-old Asian man to life imprisonment after a police sting uncovered methamphetamine meant for sale.
A 15-year-old in Sydney passed Snapchat’s age check, highlighting challenges in enforcing Australia’s under-16 social media ban.
A rare infrared video from Sichuan shows a wild panda mother gently cuddling her tiny cub, reflecting the growing success of China’s conservation efforts.
A new US survey shows 58% of workers routinely fake productivity as pressures rise and real output stalls, revealing a workplace culture built on appearances.
Pakistan’s former ISI chief Lt Gen Faiz Hameed has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for abuse of power and leaking state secrets, deepening political tensions.
New police data shows Snapchat linked to the highest number of reported child exploitation offences in the UK, as online abuse cases continue to rise.
A woman in China used her own scarf to clean spilled bubble tea on a subway, drawing praise online and earning appreciation from the metro authorities.
Goli Kouhkan, sentenced to death for her husband’s killing, has been saved after the victim’s family accepted reduced blood money raised through global donations.
