Researchers are testing a geoengineering method in Cambridge Bay, Canada, to refreeze Arctic sea ice. The Real Ice project pumps ocean water onto the ice surface, thickening it and reflecting more sunlight. While controversial, it's a research effort to explore potential solutions to climate change.
An Indian national, Navjot Singh (20), has been charged with the murder of Gurbhej Singh (26) in Southall, west London. Singh also faces charges for wounding another man and possessing a knife. He was remanded in custody and will appear at the Old Bailey on June 22.
A woman in Kanpur, India, allegedly stabbed her husband to death after an argument about her relationship with another man. The husband died 11 days later in hospital. The wife has been arrested.
A Canberra man is accused of attempted murder after allegedly whispering "I'm going to kill you" to his wife before stabbing her with a kitchen knife. The ACT Supreme Court heard the couple faced marriage difficulties, and the accused had removed his wife from his will. The defence argues there was no intention to kill.
A 16-year-old boy denies murdering Aria Thorpe, 9, claiming she walked into a knife during a 'hunting' game. The court heard he admitted holding the knife and jabbing it to scare her. He later told others he was a murderer and searched "What happens if you kill".
A 22-year-old woman from Sikkim, Ati Hangma Subba, was found murdered in her Bengaluru residence. Police arrested her boyfriend, Purba Lepcha, a hotel waiter, who allegedly killed her with a kitchen knife after an argument over her fidelity. Both had recently moved to the city for work.
Thousands gathered in Belfast for an anti-racism rally following riots sparked by a viral knife attack video. Protesters condemned right-wing violence, while similar incidents occurred in Glasgow.
A 17-year-old girl was stabbed in the neck in Brierfield, Lancashire, by a 30-year-old British-born man of Pakistani heritage. The incident follows a brutal knife attack in Belfast by a Sudanese asylum seeker that sparked anti-immigration riots.
A teacher, Maysum Abdullah, 27, is being praised as a hero for protecting students during a knife attack at Co-op Academy Manchester. He sustained injuries to his neck and hand. A 14-year-old girl has been charged with attempted murder.
Northern Ireland is experiencing its third summer of racially motivated riots, with paramilitaries playing a complex role. While not directly orchestrating the violence, some loyalist leaders chose neutrality, warning of anarchy if authority is removed. This situation highlights the enduring influence of paramilitary groups despite efforts to disband them.
Rioting in Northern Ireland has led to 19 arrests, including a 16-year-old, following a knife attack and calls for demonstrations by far-right activists. Police used plastic bullets and water cannon amid concerns over online misinformation.
Three nights of violence in Northern Ireland followed a knife attack. Social media played a key role, with videos and posts sharing details of the attack and calls for protest, including anti-immigration messaging and lists of addresses. Police found evidence of social media coordination from inside and outside Northern Ireland, though paramilitary involvement was not evident.
Far-right groups, including the Active Club movement, exploited a knife attack in Belfast to incite violence and organize protests across the UK. They used social media platforms like X and Telegram to spread inflammatory content, frame the incident as anti-white, and provide instructions for rioters, leading to violent clashes.
Riots and mob violence targeting immigrants erupted in Belfast and spread to other UK cities, fueled by social media and far-right extremism. The unrest, reminiscent of 2024 riots, highlights deep-seated issues of neglect, economic hardship, and anti-immigration sentiment.
Elon Musk has amplified anti-immigration rhetoric amid riots in Belfast, reposting statements from a hard-right party leader advocating for migrant deportations and sharing protest locations. The unrest followed a knife attack by a Sudanese refugee, with rioters targeting immigrant communities. Musk's actions are noted as a risk factor in SpaceX's IPO filings.
Northern Ireland police used water cannons and batons against anti-migrant rioters for a second night as politicians debate immigration control along the Irish border. 12 officers were injured and 16 arrests were made amid escalating tensions following an alleged stabbing by a Sudanese asylum seeker.
A stranger armed with a knife broke into a house in the village of Ternovka, Moscow region, during the night. He fatally stabbed the 55-year-old homeowner, Vyacheslav P., and seriously injured his 13-year-old son, Ivan, who has been hospitalized. The attacker, a citizen of a neighboring country, has been apprehended by police.
Disorder decreased in Belfast on Wednesday night compared to Tuesday, when rioters targeted ethnic minorities. Hilary Benn described the violence as "racist thuggery" and noted that many rioters on Wednesday sought to reach a hotel housing asylum seekers. Police used water cannon and baton rounds.
Disorder in Belfast decreased Wednesday night compared to Tuesday, when riots targeted ethnic minorities. Hilary Benn described the violence as "racist thuggery," noting that rioters on Wednesday attempted to reach a hotel housing asylum seekers. Police used water cannon and plastic bullets.
Violent anti-immigration riots have broken out in Belfast, Northern Ireland, following a knife attack attributed to a Sudanese refugee. Protests, amplified by far-right figures and Elon Musk, are demanding an end to immigration. Police used a water cannon to disperse masked demonstrators.
Violent anti-immigration protests in Northern Ireland led to 16 arrests and 12 police injuries. Officials condemned the unrest as "racist thuggery," with targeted attacks based on skin color and fear among minority ethnic communities.
In İzmir, 15-year-old Erdem Demir died after a knife fight with C.C. (18) and D.K. (19). Demir, who was stabbed, succumbed to his injuries in the hospital. The two suspects were arrested and subsequently tutuklandı. C.C. has 25 prior criminal records.
Police in Belfast used water cannon to disperse far-right protesters amid unrest triggered by a knife attack involving a Sudanese refugee. The victim's family appealed for calm, condemning anti-immigrant violence.
Following a knife attack on Stephen Ogilvie, anti-immigrant violence erupted in Belfast, with masked men burning homes and vehicles. A Sudanese national, Hadi Alodid, was charged with attempted murder. Politicians, including PM Keir Starmer, condemned the violence, while the victim's family urged calm and denounced the exploitation of the tragedy.
