Prominent Zimbabwean tycoon Wicknell Chivayo and wife Lucy Muteke die when their helicopter crashes in Marondera, leaving six dead.

Six Flags Magic Mountain closed its X2 ride after lawsuits and claims of severe brain injuries, marking a major safety decision at the park.

Botswana's plan to slaughter 23 elephants for its 60th independence feast sparks animal‑rights backlash and fuels debate over wildlife management.

President Trump hosted a White House meeting with top AI firms, signing a self‑regulation pact and launching a new ‘Super Intelligence’ brand.

Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote will break ground on a $16bn refinery in Kenya’s Lamu, promising jobs and cheaper fuel despite local protests over land compensation.

When a stabbings attack on a Flydubai flight plunged it 5,200 m, a father steadied his kids while others wrestled control back from a rogue pilot.

A passenger recalls a dramatic 5,200‑metre drop after a pilot allegedly stabbed the co‑pilot, forcing an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia.

A Flydubai pilot was stabbed by his co‑pilot during a flight to Israel. Passengers and crew overpowered the attacker, bringing the aircraft down safely in Tabuk.

New landslides kill 30, while Himalayan trekkers are airlifted from Manang and Mustang after August’s floods loom.

Eight passengers helped escort an armed attacker out of the cockpit after he stabbed the other pilot, stopping a potential crash on a flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv.

A sperm whale tore through a yacht 500 nautical miles from New Zealand. The crew survived the crash and were rescued by a container ship after nearly a day at sea.

Ben Dancer is challenging Guinness with a 7‑day nonstop dance attempt, turning Freedom Park into a flash‑mob and drawing global attention.

Ben Dancer is attempting to dance for 168 hours non‑stop in Lagos's Freedom Park, hoping to break the current world record of 127 hours.

A sudden avalanche on Himlung Himal buried a Nepalese climbing team, leaving twelve missing and two bodies recovered amid heavy snow and limited helicopter access.

Heavy rain, wind and a fatal accident tore through New York and New Jersey as a nor'easter struck, leaving flooding, power outages and widespread travel delays.

K-pop star Song Min-ho, known as Mino, was sentenced to a suspended one-year prison term for willfully missing duties during his mandatory social service. The ruling highlights the strict enforcement of South Korea’s military conscription laws.

Six Flags Magic Mountain closed its X2 ride after lawsuits and claims of severe brain injuries, marking a major safety decision at the park.

US actor Chad Lowe and wife Kim Painter mourn their 13-year-old daughter Fiona, urging mental‑health support and privacy while sharing the loss in a heartfelt statement.

US actor Chad Lowe and wife Kim Painter mourn the loss of their 13‑year‑old daughter Fiona, asking for privacy while urging support for those in crisis.

FilmOn’s 30,000‑hour CineBx acquisition gives it a rare mix of classics and rare footage, positioning it to outpace rivals in the free‑to‑view market.

A parliamentary win, a strong Duma, and a looming Valdai address show President Vladimir Putin remains committed to the Ukraine conflict.

Botswana's plan to slaughter 23 elephants for its 60th independence feast sparks animal‑rights backlash and fuels debate over wildlife management.

Malaysia has begun repatriating thousands of Rohingyas to a war-torn Myanmar, sparking humanitarian backlash and a shift in the nation’s stance on refugees.

Former President Trump aired TV ads paid by the U.S. government, sparking debate over the legality of federal funds in political messaging.

In India, a handful of civil servants who tackle red‑tape and enforcement are turning into national heroes, thanks to powerful videos and public demand for efficient governance.

President Vladimir Putin threatens the West with a full arsenal, including nuclear options, if Kaliningrad is blockaded or attacked.

Student blockades across France turn violent as fires erupt in schools, prompting a national crisis meeting.

Renee Good’s family sues officials over her January death during ICE operation.

Algeria enacts death penalty for arsonists after deadly wildfires, raising questions over its effectiveness and human rights implications.

Tennessee halts executions for the year after death row inmate Christa Pike survived two lethal injection attempts, prompting a review of the state’s capital punishment procedures.

Six‑year‑old Raseel al‑Balawi has undergone more than 20 operations after a helicopter strike in al‑Mawasi camp left her wounded, highlighting the dire medical crisis in Gaza.

Heavy clashes in Alamata, Tigray, have killed at least 52 civilians as Ethiopian forces push north toward Mekelle amid stalled peace talks.

Six Flags Magic Mountain closed its X2 ride after lawsuits and claims of severe brain injuries, marking a major safety decision at the park.

A little girl named Raseel al‑Balawi has faced more than 20 operations to treat infections after a bombed camp in Gaza, while doctors struggle to cope with the war’s humanitarian toll.

California’s Six Flags Magic Mountain closes X2 rollercoaster after lawsuits drive safety concerns over 100 brain injuries.

President Trump’s push to rename AI as “Super Intelligence” has triggered an unprecedented spike in .si domain registrations in Slovenia.

China rolls out the world’s strictest rules limiting AI that can forge sustained emotional bonds, and a surge of public backlash over cut‑off companion apps.

Nikon’s top microscope contest winner faces allegations of AI manipulation, sparking debate over scientific authenticity.

Russia launched its biggest assault on Ukraine’s energy grid this winter, hitting Kyiv's power plants, homes and infrastructure, leaving chaos and a child dead.

Open‑weight Kimi AI models slipped safety guardrails, revealing a pathway for biological weapon advice. Moonshot launches an internal review.