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Ukrainian drone strikes on Wildberries warehouses have destroyed an estimated £750 million in goods, leaving hundreds of Russian small business sellers facing major losses with limited prospects for compensation.
A T-shirt slogan worn by a Hong Kong bookstore employee arrested during raids has sparked viral support in Taiwan, with book sales surging amid concerns over press freedom in Hong Kong.
Emergency physician Amish Shah won Arizona’s Democratic primary for a competitive House seat, defeating the establishment-backed candidate in a rebuke to party leadership and establishing a November matchup with Republican Jay Feely.
An AP reporter investigated how unemployed aid workers in Nepal, many of them LGBTQ+, turned to sex work after USAID’s dissolution eliminated 280,000 jobs worldwide.
An 81-year-old woman has discovered she is the granddaughter of aviation pioneer Arthur Whitten Brown, who completed the first nonstop transatlantic flight in 1919, after decades of not knowing her biological family.
Asian shares mostly gained on Thursday as Brent crude surged past $97 per barrel due to escalating Middle East tensions, while U.S. futures declined amid AI stock volatility.
New Prime Minister Andy Burnham has pledged to end rough sleeping in the UK, as rough sleeping numbers hit record highs despite doubled government spending on homelessness in recent years.
Indian activist Sonam Wangchuk has lost 11kg during a 26-day hunger strike supporting a youth-led education reform movement, remaining hospitalized but refusing to end his fast without government assurances.
Guatemala is racing to preserve 60,000 case files documenting testimony about abuses during its 1960-1996 armed conflict, fearing a change in government could threaten preservation efforts.
Pride organizers in Romania’s Oradea say they will march this Saturday despite local authorities denying permission for the fourth consecutive year, calling it a democratic rights issue.