A King's College London study reveals the public overestimates the percentage of ethnic minority and foreign national offenders in England and Wales, with significant discrepancies noted among Reform party voters.
A promotional clothing offer for Rs 16 in Kanpur's Anwarganj area triggered chaos, traffic jams, and a stampede-like situation after police dispersed a large late-night crowd, resulting in injuries and an FIR against the shop owner.
Late country music maverick Gary Stewart is experiencing a posthumous rediscovery over two decades after his death, driven by a new biography, demo releases, and tributes from modern artists.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo becomes the deadliest in national history with 2,325 deaths and 4,945 confirmed cases, prompting urgent warnings from the UN and WHO as clinical trials for vaccines and treatments underway.
Australia's Labor government has proposed a single-service opt-out register for gambling ads, funded by an industry levy, alongside tighter restrictions on wagering inducements as part of amendments to its wagering ad legislation.
An Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has killed 2,325 people from 4,945 confirmed cases, surpassing the 2018-2020 record toll and becoming the fastest growing on record.
India's National Testing Agency canceled three entrance exams due to question paper errors, drawing sharp criticism from opposition leaders. Meanwhile, separate tragedies involving a hotel fire in West Bengal and a temple stampede in Bihar resulted in multiple deaths.
A Chinese research team revealed an aerodynamic model for a flying-wing passenger aircraft designed to carry over 800 people, marking a major step in the nation's aviation program alongside other projects like the C929 and C949.
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir advocated killing 30 to 40 people in Gaza nightly and called for mass emigration and renewed Israeli settlements during a podcast appearance.
Moroccan police arrested 111 people near the border with Spain's territory of Ceuta amid heightened security following social media calls for a mass crossing, weeks after a deadly migration surge.
German lawmakers across the political spectrum agree that Section 188 of the criminal code penalizing insults against politicians needs reform after controversial investigations into citizens mocking leaders like Friedrich Merz.
Rescue teams in eastern Indonesia recovered six more bodies, raising the earthquake death toll to 68. Thousands remain displaced as aftershocks continue following a magnitude 7.7 quake on Flores island.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is now its deadliest with at least 2,325 deaths and 4,945 confirmed cases, as the WHO warns it could surpass the 2014-16 west Africa epidemic.
Authorities are seeking additional shooters following a campus shooting at Virginia State University that wounded five people. A 19-year-old suspect, who is not a student, remains in custody without bond ahead of a court appearance.
Ukraine launched a massive drone attack causing fires near Moscow and hitting a Rostov fuel facility, while former minister Mykhailo Fedorov estimates domestic ballistic missiles in months. Concurrently, Russian strikes killed civilians in Kryvyi Rih and Zaporizhzhia.
An emergency government phone alert warning of wildfires across England and Wales endangered domestic abuse victims hiding secret phones, campaigners and charities have warned following a surprise notification.
US negotiator Jared Kushner held a rare meeting with Hamas chief Khalil al-Hayya in Egypt on Sunday to advance stalled Gaza ceasefire talks and a 15-point US-backed road map.
Chinese President Xi Jinping delivered a 40-minute speech at the Great Hall of the People honoring former leader Jiang Zemin, highlighting his contributions in a high-profile ceremony attended by top officials.
Australian consultancy Horizzen discovered its corporate identity was stolen by a fake website used in an alleged Chinese espionage campaign. The site was among 13 seized by the FBI following a joint Five Eyes intelligence warning.
China is commemorating the legacy of late leader Jiang Zemin through documentaries, stamps, and a Beijing gathering where President Xi Jinping will speak, as the party calls for unity ahead of an October meeting.
Reform UK faces criticism for proposing £50bn cuts to benefits, targeting disabled individuals and foreign nationals, including EU citizens with settled status, sparking accusations of punishing vulnerable groups.
Bangladesh achieved the greatest upset in international cricket history by defeating Australia in Darwin, surpassing other notable upsets due to the vast disparity in resources, history, and the rarity of the matchup.
Twelve Polish pilgrims died when their bus overturned on Hungary's M3 motorway, en route from Bosnia's Međugorje shrine. The driver, suspected of falling asleep, survived and was detained.
Tencent's Xiaowei, highlighted in its latest earnings report, is an AI agent focusing on user privacy and efficiency. A 24-hour trial showed its potential in automating daily digital tasks, though with occasional frustrations.
