The Holy Synod confirmed 60 Orthodox faithful killed in two Arsi attacks in four days — and survivors told BBC Amharic the gunmen surrounded their villages from all four directions.
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Episode 50, 'Death & Strawberry,' closed a story that began in 2004 — and gave Tite Kubo a second chance at an ending fans argued about for a decade.
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Two Appalachian rivals are becoming one company that will pump more gas than any other producer in America — just as LNG exports and data centers push U.S. gas demand toward record highs.
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Uganda has no confirmed Ebola cases inside its borders — and it just ordered its own citizens home from Congo into 21 days of quarantine at their own expense. The reason is two passengers who passed through Entebbe on the same day.
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A UN commission told the General Assembly on Monday that Russia’s campaign against Ukraine’s energy grid amounts to war crimes and crimes against humanity — a state policy, it found, to make civilians freeze — and that Russian authorities trafficked men from 29 countries into their armed forces. Russia’s UN mission dismissed the findings as based on ‘falsified data.’
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Washington is paying $270 million to keep an Ebola drug on the shelf through 2031 — but the drug treats a different strain from the Bundibugyo virus now killing thousands in Congo. The real bet is one antibody inside it.
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A nurse answering an Ebola alert in Bafwasende was killed and a colleague badly hurt on Saturday — the latest attack on the responders holding back Congo's deadliest-ever Ebola outbreak, now past 9,700 cases.
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The state pension's 3.9% rise to £13,036 would drag nearly a million low-income pensioners into income tax — so John Healey's first Budget will raise their tax-free allowance to match, at £200m a year by 2030.
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A Tanzanian activist is missing in Kenya after men stopped his taxi in Kamulu and drove off with him — and rights groups fear another cross-border abduction of a government critic.
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A UN commission told the General Assembly on Monday that genocidal acts in Gaza continued after the October 2025 ceasefire — at least 196 Palestinians killed as Israel's control grew from 53% to at least 60% of the territory — and that war crimes and crimes against humanity were also committed in the West Bank. Israel denies the genocide and sexual-assault findings.
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Britain's main Jewish representative body has voted 118 to 1 to declare the Green Party a racist party over its 'Zionism is racism' policy — and wants every other party to shun it.
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The Chris Brown sentencing in London is over: an eight-month suspended term for the 2023 Tape nightclub bottle attack — and no jail for the singer or his vocal coach.
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Dmitry Medvedev told Donald Trump to summon the Secretary of War and the CIA director and 'take care of' Volodymyr Zelenskyy — 'the how, where and by what means are irrelevant.' It was Moscow's most explicit attempt yet to turn Washington against Kyiv's president, days before November peace talks.
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A night of torrential rain sent mud, rock and water tearing through Patong before dawn on Monday, flooding all three of Phuket's districts — and forecasters say the island is not done yet.
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England's most senior hospital doctors will walk out on November 25 and 26 for the first time since 2023 — emergency cover only — unless the Health Secretary opens formal pay talks in the next four weeks.
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Satellite images dated October 24 show the oil spill off Umm Al Quwain widening toward the shore, with beaches now closed across Umm Al Quwain, Sharjah's Al Hamriyah and Ras Al Khaimah — the war's environmental bill arriving on the UAE coast.
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Saudi Arabia and Singapore announced Monday that Aramco crude will be stored in the Jurong Rock Caverns, 150 metres under Jurong Island, from the second half of 2027 — making Singapore Riyadh's third Asian storage hub after Japan and South Korea.
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Eric Bauza, the Emmy-winning modern voice of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and dozens more Looney Tunes characters, died suddenly at home in Los Angeles on Sunday at 46 — a day after posting from an animation expo in Pasadena.
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Booed on every touch in his first game back in Vancouver, Quinn Hughes scored his 500th career point and set up another as the Wild beat the Canucks 4-2 to move top of the Central — while Vancouver’s losing streak hit ten.
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Burnham rough sleeping Christmas pledge gets £432 million more, doubling funding to £874 million. Can every rough sleeper be off the streets by Christmas?
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Sports / NBA — The Jalen Williams injury update Oklahoma City was dreading arrived with 1:14 left on Sunday night: the Thunder's All-Star wing landed awkwardly on his left leg after a dunk attempt, was covered with a towel by the training staff, and
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U.S. / Las Vegas — The United flight 1681 hijack text scare began with a glance over a passenger's shoulder on a Saturday-night departure out of Las Vegas. Minutes after takeoff for Newark, a flight attendant saw a man texting
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Houthi attack Shabwa camp: the death toll rose to 73 killed, provincial authorities said, after three ballistic missiles hit the al-Alam training camp in Yemen.
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Egypt parliament Saudi Arabia vote: lawmakers on Monday authorised defensive military support for Saudi Arabia if Riyadh requests it, Reuters and AP reported.
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Moussa Diawara ICE deportation case: the Texas father sent to Ghana says he was forced on to Mali, the country a U.S. judge had ruled off limits.
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Iran war fuel prices have cost US consumers an average of $471 each — $160 billion in total, the most in the world, a new CREA study of 169 countries finds.
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One year after El Fasher fell, Britain has sanctioned 15 senior commanders from both the RSF and the Sudanese army over rape, torture and starvation — and put £15 million behind the survivors.
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Europe prepares citizens for war: Sweden, Poland, Finland and France mail survival guides, reopen shelters and teach every household 72-hour readiness.
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SPORT — The Australian MotoGP cancelled headline nobody at Phillip Island wanted became official on Sunday afternoon, October 25, 2026: heavy rain and poor visibility grounded the medical helicopter,
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AFRICA — A Borr Drilling rig sinks off Gabon story developed overnight after the jack-up rig Prospector 5 lost stability and sank during jacking operations on the Dussafu Marine licence at 8:37 p.m.
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