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Seven armed groups, including the Fano militia, OLA, and TPLF, have formed the Alliance for Survival to challenge Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's government, signaling a significant shift in the country's fragmented security landscape.
A wave of blasts at military depots across Syria has injured and killed dozens, exposing logistical strains and safety risks as the armed forces rebuild.
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates says former President Donald Trump's view that artificial intelligence risks are exaggerated demonstrates a broader lack of public awareness regarding the technology's rapid advancement.
Australian Securities and Investments Commission commissioner Simone Constant has warned that time is running out for the private credit sector to address poor lending practices and governance weaknesses.
Major news outlets CNN, MS NOW and Politico have formally notified the Trump administration of a lawsuit following decisions to block their journalists from the White House.
Local authorities in Florida are sinking three million pounds of recycled concrete pipes into the Gulf of Mexico to construct three new artificial reefs off Destin-Fort Walton Beach.
US President Donald Trump announced that Washington is working on a major fertilizer agreement with Belarus to lower costs for American farmers and challenge Canadian suppliers, marking a notable shift in US-Minsk relations.
A 50-year-old man has been charged with six counts of causing death by dangerous driving following a July 2024 collision on the A61 that claimed the lives of a family of four and a married couple on a motorcycle.
Frontline health personnel in the Democratic Republic of Congo have begun receiving an experimental vaccine deployment to test cross-protection against an unapproved strain in the country's worst-ever Ebola epidemic.
Pakistani security forces engaged in a shootout that left five militants dead and successfully rescued 23 hostages in the restive Balochistan province.
According to the Central Election Commission, Vladimir Putin's United Russia party secured roughly 58% of the vote in Russia's first parliamentary election since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Two Indian nationals undergoing flight training in Canada have died following an air accident, according to the Consulate General of India in Vancouver.
Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen have reportedly launched attacks targeting Saudi Arabia, deepening regional instability and prompting renewed concern from the United States, according to CBS News reports.
World leaders gather in New York for the annual United Nations General Assembly as Secretary-General António Guterres presides over his final high-level meeting amid faltering diplomacy and intense conflicts.
Major U.S. television networks have halted pooled video coverage of President Donald Trump following the administration's decision to ban CNN from the White House.
The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has reportedly prepared sweeping sanctions targeting the entire International Criminal Court, intensifying Washington's long-standing push against the global tribunal.
A new report from Alzheimer’s Disease International warns that global clinical trials for Alzheimer's treatments are facing a severe shortage of participants, threatening to slow the development of vital dementia therapies.
Typhoon Dujuan is forecast to bring heavy rain and violent winds to the Tokyo and Kanto regions during the Silver Week holidays, triggering Level 4 danger warnings, transit suspensions, and event cancellations.
Longtime Major League Baseball umpire Laz Diaz plans to retire at the end of the season, pointing to an increasingly restrictive and negative atmosphere in the sport.
Older adults in Japan are continuing to participate in competitive sports well into their 90s, demonstrating remarkable physical fitness and longevity.
Experts analyze India's permanent magnet mission, highlighting that the core challenge lies in mapping the complex value chain between raw minerals and finished industrial components.
Iranian authorities shut down a French language centre linked to the French embassy in Tehran, accusing it of illegal activities and violating diplomatic conventions, prompting a strong response from Paris.
Sai Sri Valli Mogilineedi, an eighth-grader from Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, has earned a spot among the top 30 middle school researchers in the United States for developing an innovative drug-delivery system for heartburn medicine.
A family-owned Christmas tree farm spanning 135 acres in Warren County, New Jersey, has been put on the market for the first time in 80 years, featuring an 1839 barn and permanent agricultural preservation status.
An Indigenous Aeta Hungey tribe in Capas, Tarlac province, faces unclear boundaries and potential displacement as the Philippines pushes forward with a U.S.-led semiconductor initiative known as the Pax Silica Hub.
North Korea launched two short-range ballistic missiles from its eastern coast into the Sea of Japan on Sunday, drawing sharp condemnation and a formal diplomatic protest from Tokyo.
Taiwan's labour minister travelled to China for an APEC ministerial meeting, marking the first such trip by a senior Taiwanese government official since President Lai Ching-te took office.
As Israel heads toward parliamentary elections on October 27, the newly formed centrist party Yashar has taken the lead in recent opinion polls, outpacing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party amid his declining voter appeal.
A massive wave of Ukrainian drones targeted Moscow on the final day of Russia's parliamentary elections, killing two people, setting an oil refinery ablaze, and prompting hundreds of evacuations.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced that a planned triumphal arch near Arlington National Cemetery will double as a military complex housing drones, snipers, and ammunition.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has announced upcoming government measures to ban face veils in schools, cap foreign student enrollment, and mandate Italian language classes for certain parents.
Sir Elton John’s expansive 13,332-square-foot residence in Atlanta’s Buckhead district has sold for $7.225 million, exceeding its initial listing price by over $2.2 million.
A 33-year-old conservation effort spanning from Wyoming to the Yukon has been selected as a finalist for Prince William’s 2026 Earthshot Prize, marking three decades of efforts to reconnect fragmented wilderness.
Tech billionaire Michael Dell is auctioning his 59th-floor Millennium Tower penthouse in Boston with a $6.5 million reserve price, nearly a decade after purchasing the property for $10.9 million.
After constructing a 2,500-square-foot home on a minimal budget with help from online videos, a New York couple sold the property and moved to Florida to begin new careers in real estate and scuba diving.
President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani at Gracie Mansion as leaders gather in New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
The Kremlin has dismissed warnings from France's Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella, maintaining that Russia poses no threat to France or any European nation.
Recent state elections in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania have resulted in major defeats for Chancellor Friedrich Merz's Christian Democratic Union, amplifying political pressure on the federal government amid contentious national reforms.
President Vladimir Putin's United Russia party has won a record 355 seats in Russia's State Duma following a three-day parliamentary vote overshadowed by drone strikes on Moscow and extensive cyberattacks.
French President Emmanuel Macron and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met on the North Atlantic archipelago of Saint Pierre and Miquelon to forge closer bilateral ties amid growing geopolitical and economic friction with the United States.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and French President Emmanuel Macron met in the French territory of Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon to expand bilateral cooperation across defense, energy, and advanced technology amid shifting transatlantic relations.
Patients in England with a specific type of incurable breast cancer can now access the life-extending drug Enhertu on the NHS, two years after health body NICE initially deemed it too expensive.
Rep. Gregory Meeks has placed a hold on a $2.8 billion heavy weaponry sale to Israel, citing concerns over civilian protections and adherence to U.S. and international law.
Law enforcement officials in Philadelphia are actively investigating a residential property in the Olney neighborhood tied to five missing women and a father-son duo.
The United States Department of State has extended visa sanctions on Palestinian Authority and Palestine Liberation Organization officials, barring President Mahmoud Abbas from New York for the second consecutive year.
Academic Lynne Loo and various startups are utilizing thermal conversion and other innovative processes to transform waste materials into vinegar, biochar, oil, paper, and leather products in Australia.
In a wide-ranging interview with Euronews, Rheinmetall CEO Armin Papperger discussed missile bottlenecks, factory output expansion, and the future integration of humanoid robots and space systems in European defense.
A report by the World Weather Attribution group indicates that climate change significantly influenced the deadly August disaster near the Nepal-China border.
New research indicates that England needs at least seven months of above-average rainfall to recover from a persistent drought driven by an exceptionally dry spring and summer.
As international concern mounts over artificial intelligence risks, global safety frameworks increasingly hinge on cooperation between the United States and China, even as both superpowers view each other's strategies with deep suspicion.
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