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Some 147 newly appointed bishops from five continents have gathered in Rome for formation on pastoral ministry, safeguarding, mission and Church governance.
Renewed US-Iran strikes have raised fresh fears for civilians after a reported wedding attack killed four people and injured dozens
A week after devastating floods, more than 1,200 people are dead and over 4,000 remain missing as rescuers search tunnels and damaged towns.
AI adoption is slowing entry-level hiring in Bangladesh’s software industry, forcing fresh graduates to rethink skills and career paths.
Trump has intensified pressure on Iran as tensions around the Strait of Hormuz grow, raising fears of further US strikes and wider conflict.
Most people would struggle to stay awake for a full day, but Australian ultra-runner Phil Gore spent 152 hours repeatedly running 6.71km laps, sleeping for only a few minutes at a time. The 40-year-old took on the extraordinary challenge in a Backyard Ultra event, hoping to run continuously for a week. He eventually stopped during […]
Near California’s Slab City, Leonard Knight spent nearly 30 years building Salvation Mountain, a vast folk-art landmark centred on “God Is Love”.
A 40-year-old green house in Nepal survived devastating floods that swept away homes and infrastructure, giving its family a remarkable chance to live.
A strike on a wedding gathering in southern Iran killed at least four people, including a child, and injured around 50, Iranian officials said.
A roadside scene that appeared to involve a dumped body took an unexpected turn when the woman suddenly opened her eyes.
For more than four years, Blair Clark and his wife Leah have helped people reconnect with relatives they never knew or had lost touch with through their YouTube show, The Leah and Blair Slog. But a recent DNA test turned Blair from a family detective into the person searching for a missing piece of his […]
Prices for AI tokens have fallen to fresh record lows as intense competition, cheaper computing and declining costs reshape the artificial intelligence market.
A three-year-old Kerala boy died after accidentally falling into a water-filled bathtub at his family home in Bahrain. His body is being repatriated.
Fast-spreading wildfires have triggered panic in Central Kalimantan as flames and thick smoke approach residential areas in Indonesia.
A 32-year-old Bank of America employee was killed in a random Times Square stabbing, while a second victim remained hospitalised.
UAE flights face cancellations, delays and diversions as renewed US-Iran tensions disrupt regional airspace and travel schedules.
The Indian Consulate in Dubai has warned nationals against sharing fingerprints, face scans and personal documents with unauthorised agents posing as service providers.
Iran says it launched attacks on US military positions across the Gulf, escalating tensions after fresh American strikes on Iranian targets.
Scientists say visible signs of glacier instability appeared days before the catastrophic floods, raising questions over early warnings and disaster preparedness.
A 13-year-old football player from North Carolina, Caden Sorrell, died after suffering a sudden cardiac arrest during practice, leaving his family, teammates, classmates and school community devastated. Sorrell, a seventh-grade student at Northwest Guilford Middle School, suffered the medical emergency during football practice on Sunday, August 30, according to his family. Young player could not […]
