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The United States abruptly withdrew all its B-1 bombers from Royal Air Force Fairford last week after the mysterious incident at the base on September 27

When the woman looked at the illustration of the people, the figures had their arms positioned in a way that she claimed resembled a 'Nazi salute'.

Chinese police confirmed there was no grave, but rather an ordinary flower bed containing animal remains.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on Monday that Russia wanted a long-term peace deal rather than a temporary ceasefire.

The military attributed the crash of a PAC MFI-17 Mushshak plane near the town of Nawan Killi in Balochistan province to a technical fault.

The woman was convicted under a Nevada law, dating 1911, that makes it illegal to take drugs to end a pregnancy after the 24th week.

During their investigation, Saint Paul police discovered that Macalester College's public safety department had received six earlier reports of urine being found in unusual places at the science centre.

Can local talent fully replace Indian contribution? Why is the US leading in setting up Global Capability Centres in India - over 60% - and pocketing the IP?

The suspected perpetrator fired several shots inside the school, before staff subdued the teenager and law enforcement intervened.

The Nobel memorial prize in economics, the final award in this year's cycle, was announced Monday by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in Stockholm.

And while Western men may be watching the child abuse, police in the Philippines say that it is mostly female family members who are offering up their victims.

Donald Trump sowed confusion when he announced an energy ceasefire between the two warring countries without providing details,

Her family has alleged that medical staff administered a combination of painkillers that left her unable to breathe and eventually led to her death.

Rescuers also used a Cal Guard CH-47 Chinook helicopter to deploy search personnel at an altitude of 12,500 feet to continue looking for him.

The prosecutor alleged the co-pilot was acquainted in Australia with an organisation known as "My Centre" managed by a Lebanese man called Abu Hamza.

Saudi Arabia possesses one of the best-equipped militaries in the world. Riyadh spent about 6.5 per cent of its gross domestic product (GDP), worth about $83 billion, on its defence spending in 2025.

In a statement on Sunday, the wildlife park expressed its condolences to the victim's family and thanked members of the public who had contacted it with concerns about Altai.

Cuban energy minister denies link to fuel shipments intercepted by US, says oil imports by private firms insufficient.

Iran’s ambassador tells UK officials Tehran willing to assist in investigation, reiterates denial of involvement.

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham says the incidents at RAF Fairford and RAF Molesworth were likely coordinated by Iran.

Six journalists from independent platform Matsadaash allege torture in detention, which Egypt denies.

Statement comes after criticism of Burnham's initial response ⁠to City being found guilty of serious financial breaches.

Renoir art heist suspects were planning 'imminent' second robbery, prosecutors say.

Ethiopian Airlines resumed flights to Tigray's capital, Mekelle, on Sunday.

City spokesperson says the mayor's calls for reform are not connected to police response to an ICE shooting last week.

In-form Atletico host struggling Man United as the Champions League returns for the second set of games.

A controversial voter roll revision has triggered fresh protests in New Delhi

Nobel Peace Prize winner Navi Pillay has condemned US sanctions against the International Criminal Court.

A 15-year-old was killed and around 20 people injured when unexploded ordnance detonated in northern Israel.

India’s opposition parties have marched in New Delhi to protest a voter list purge they say favours PM Modi's party.

Pope Leo continues working after lung surgery announcement

PM Burnham confirms talks in Brussels next month, insisting the British public will be 'the boss' of the reset.

Officials say a staff member disarmed the suspect, who hid a hunting shotgun in a guitar case, before police arrived.

Backing the genocide case against Myanmar must be followed by concrete action to protect the Rohingya.

Deadly air raids on gold miners in Sudan expose deepening border lawlessness and regional instability.

Plumes of black smoke rise from a Petro Dolphin oil tanker by a drone attack off the coast of Oman.

Washington's position on Ukraine remains ambivalent while losses mount and an energy crisis deepens.

US authorities searched the Democratic congresswoman’s home as part of a criminal investigation.

Tehran seeks dialogue in Yemen conflict, warning a military solution risks complicating the volatile regional situation.

The IRGC is hitting more ships allegedly part of a shuttle operation to move crude oil beyond the Strait of Hormuz.

The attacks mark the deadliest assault on Saudi soil in more than a decade.

After defending his Japan Open title after returning from injury, Alcaraz never found his rhythm in a scrappy contest.