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Guatemalan former prosecutor shot dead at sports centre
Juan Francisco Solorzano Foppa, a prominent Guatemalan anticorruption lawyer and former prosecutor known for cases against powerful businessmen, was shot dead at a sports centre in Guatemala City on Saturday.
An extraordinary life: descendant welcomes biography of woman ‘gifted’ to Queen Victoria
A new biography examines the life of Sarah Forbes Bonetta, a Nigerian woman presented to Queen Victoria as a diplomatic gift in childhood who became a royal protégé despite remaining legally bound to the crown.
Israel’s ties with Europe are fraying. Can its election change that?
Israel’s relationship with European allies has deteriorated significantly following the Gaza conflict, with some experts questioning whether upcoming elections will improve diplomatic ties or deepen divisions.
Fighting intensifies across Yemen as humanitarian crisis deepens
Fighting between Yemen’s government forces and Houthi fighters has intensified across multiple fronts, with over 233,000 people displaced and humanitarian conditions deteriorating rapidly.
Rubio says Ukraine without access to Starshield, future ‘under discussion’
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated Ukraine currently lacks access to Starshield, the military-grade satellite system, though Kyiv’s request to use it for deep strikes inside Russia remains under discussion.
CJP, Abhijeet Dipke: ‘Cockroach’ party founder detained ahead of Central Park Delhi protest
Abhijeet Dipke, founder of India’s Cockroach Janta Party, was detained ahead of a Delhi protest demanding the election chief’s resignation over alleged voter list manipulation.
Albanian protests turn violent: What we know
Albania experienced violent clashes between protesters and police across multiple cities this week, marking an escalation from months of earlier peaceful demonstrations against government policies and corruption allegations.
Oregon teacher fought school attacker before armed dad killed suspect
A teacher in Oregon tackled a teenage shooter in her classroom while a father who happened to pass the school intervened with a legally concealed pistol, fatally stopping the attacker.
Ukraine war briefing: Russia building non-negotiable ‘security zone’ inside Ukrainian border, Putin declares
Russia declares a 660km security zone inside Ukraine’s border as non-negotiable for peace talks, while Trump pauses sanctions and Ukraine faces intensifying attacks killing civilians.
Cameroonians await government reshuffle after Biya’s return
Cameroonians anticipate a government reshuffle following President Paul Biya’s return in August after a 10-week absence, though no appointments have been announced months later.
Southern California wildfire engulfs homes, prompts evacuation orders
A fast-spreading wildfire in Orange County has destroyed multiple homes and forced evacuations of about 16,000 residents, with firefighters battling the blaze from ground and air.
The Israeli politicians seeking to replace Netanyahu
Five Israeli opposition figures signed a non-aggression pact on September 26, seeking to unseat Prime Minister Netanyahu in the October 27 election, though their coalition’s durability and policy distinctions remain unclear.
Pope’s health should not be taken ‘for granted’, says top Vatican diplomat
Pope Leo XIV’s health should not be taken for granted, says Vatican foreign minister Archbishop Paul Gallagher, following the pontiff’s recent lung surgery and cancer diagnosis.
Russian attacks in Ukraine kill at least 8, cut power to 1 million
Russian attacks across Ukraine on Friday killed at least eight people, injured 60, and cut power to over one million residents across nine regions.
The chatbot murder guide: AI’s struggle between privacy, reporting violence
A Canadian school shooting has sparked legal action against OpenAI, raising questions about AI companies’ responsibility to report violent threats while balancing user privacy concerns.
Senegal-sized Antarctic glacier melting faster than thought: Why it matters
New research reveals West Antarctica’s Thwaites glacier is melting faster than previously thought, potentially adding twice the projected sea-level rise over the coming century.
Houthis strike Yemen’s Aden: What that means
Iran-backed Houthis fired missiles at Yemen’s presidential palace in Aden, killing five people, as fighting reignites after a 2022 truce ended the country’s conflict.
Seven crew missing after drone attack leaves tanker ablaze off Romania’s coast
Seven crew members are missing after a drone attack set a chemical tanker ablaze off Romania’s coast. Romanian and Bulgarian leaders are considering invoking NATO Article 4 amid escalating attacks.
Gaza malnutrition and starvation at ‘catastrophic’ levels: Health Ministry
Gaza faces catastrophic malnutrition and starvation levels, with 466 Palestinian deaths recorded since 2024 and over 1.4 million facing food insecurity through end of year, according to health officials.
EU rallies in support of Ukraine amid Trump standoff
EU leaders rally behind Ukraine at Brussels summit, with President Zelenskyy seeking additional European funding and support amid deteriorating relations with the United States.
Division in Lebanon over Hezbollah’s confiscated explosives
Lebanese security forces discovered hundreds of kilograms of explosives in a confiscated minivan, sparking tensions between Hezbollah and the government over the materials’ intended use and ownership.
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