Protests in France unite students, yellow vest supporters over education and economic issues.
Sir Grant Shapps warns Russia could disrupt UK infrastructure without invading, urging focus beyond traditional military readiness.
Multiple news outlets report that Russian strikes have led to power outages across nine regions in Ukraine.
Reform UK admitted administrative errors in campaign spending returns as Police Scotland reviews possible breaches.
Authorities in France detained 1,800 people following protests marked by violence and looting.
A UK minister stated that the UK holds a different position than former US President Trump regarding sanctions on Russia.
Victoria's Labor government proposes a $30 weekly toll cap for 2027, aiming to save motorists up to $5,000 per vehicle.
A stampede triggered by rain during the Durga Puja festival in Kolkata caused 19 deaths and 25 injuries.
Business groups criticize lack of notice on tax office's credit card ban; government covers fees after outcry.
A new photographic book celebrates the beauty and majesty of giraffes in Africa.
Somerville has not agreed to devolve additional powers to Scottish councils amid ongoing discussions.
CareEdge Global projects the US Federal Reserve will pause rate hikes in October but increase rates by 25 basis points before year-end.
Pope Leo XIV was discharged from a Rome hospital and returned to the Vatican after lung surgery for adenocarcinoma.
Top three candidates each face two vetoes from permanent Security Council members with 76 days left to choose a successor.
Mexican court sentences three men to over 158 years each for 2024 murders of two Australian brothers and their American friend during surf trip.
Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon dropped by 42% in the past year, marking a record low and a significant decline since the mid-1990s.
Ukrainian president resumes attacks on Russian oil targets despite US opposition, urging stronger European backing.
