A French far-left MEP faces an investigation after Israeli and EU flags were allegedly thrown to the floor at a commemoration of the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks.
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A bush plane carrying 30 people struck and killed a zebra during take-off from the Seronera airstrip in Tanzania's Serengeti National Park, prompting an emergency landing.
A British executive pleaded guilty to negligence over his two-year-old son's fatal fall from a Cyprus hotel window and could lose his professional standing, a court heard.
Former model Jody Pearson, also known as Jody Smart, was sentenced in Spain to three and a half years in prison after her collapsed Costa Blanca firm cost hundreds of British expats money.
Conservationists report that the world's heaviest insect, once near extinction, has recovered following efforts to save the species.
A depopulated village in Japan's Tokushima Prefecture, known as Scarecrow Village, has more scarecrows than residents and reportedly no births in 20 years.
Ukraine launched its second-largest drone attack of the war on Moscow, killing two men and injuring nine on the city's outskirts, Russian authorities said.
A disabled woman recounts being targeted by a Nigerian romance scammer posing as a man named Maxwell, who manipulated her into sending compromising selfies.
Automotive News previews Chinese automakers, including Aion and Zeekr, expected to draw attention at the 2026 Paris auto show.
Three Iranian men face charges in the UK over alleged surveillance of journalists, with one London man accused of being a potential hitman targeting regime critics.
August Hanning, who headed Germany's BND intelligence agency from 1998 to 2005, has been arrested on suspicion of attempted treason and espionage for a foreign intelligence service.
Russian media report a second death linked to a suspected plague outbreak at a hospital, after a lab technician's death last week led to hundreds being quarantined.
Social media footage allegedly shows Saudi-backed forces running over Houthi rebels with armoured vehicles as they tried to surrender, amid fighting near a Red Sea shipping route.
A British man who moved to Thailand intending a three-month stay has shared his living costs, including a three-bedroom home renting for under £600 monthly.
Russia is accused of sending agents to break into Finnish politicians' homes and defecate in their toilets as part of alleged hybrid warfare tactics.
Housing crisis protests in Spain turned violent with clashes against police, a day after Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called a snap election following a legislative defeat.
France expects tens of thousands of protesters as trade unions join student demonstrations that have blocked hundreds of high school entrances since late September.
Automotive News reports on a ride in Verne's driverless shuttle, part of a new robotaxi service launching in Europe.
Russian authorities placed over 200 people under observation and quarantined four Irkutsk hospitals after lab worker Daria Shipilova died of a suspected airborne plague; Trump reportedly offered assistance.
Australia's oldest living man marked his 113th birthday by exchanging messages with the world's oldest man, who turned 114 on the same day.
A 28-year-old scientist at a Siberian anti-plague institute died after a reported lab accident, prompting expert speculation about possible Russian plague research.
The Daily Mail's Morning Mail poll asks readers how concerned they are about the possibility of Russian missile attacks on Britain.
A British Airways Boeing 777 flying from London Heathrow to Chicago declared an emergency over Ireland after reportedly descending about 28,000 feet within minutes.
Israel reportedly prepared to shoot down a Flydubai jet after its co-pilot allegedly attacked the captain with an axe and tried to crash the Dubai–Tel Aviv flight.
Daryl Mayhew, a 59-year-old British RAF officer, died and his wife Dawn was injured in a parasailing accident shortly after starting their holiday in Malta.
Saudi Arabia has scrapped plans for a £2 billion elevated football stadium, set 350 metres above ground, intended for the 2034 World Cup, citing rising costs.
A 15-year-old in France lost his hand after trying to throw a police stun grenade back during student riots in which a school was set on fire.
A map shows five areas in Russia that have reportedly entered lockdown following a suspected pneumonic plague outbreak, while other countries tighten border controls.
Le Pain Quotidien criticized an influencer who requested €2,000 to film themselves drinking its coffee, responding with a clip of its CFO enjoying coffee in Brussels.
An Indian man has gone on trial behind closed doors in Paris, accused of leading a neo-Nazi online ring that allegedly coerced young girls into sexual acts.
Yemen's military, supported by Saudi-led coalition aircraft, launched strikes on Houthi targets Monday in a campaign aimed at retaking all territory held by the Iran-backed group.
Tatjana Genrich, 33, a former Miss Germany, has announced she is pursuing a professional boxing career and is preparing for her debut.
Flowers have bloomed widely across Chile's Atacama Desert, the world's driest, in an event attributed to a rare Super El Niño weather pattern.
Canadian doctors Gary Rodin and Madeline Li raised concerns that the country's euthanasia system is too permissive, citing a woman approved after losing her ability to cook.
Mexican influencer Cindy Tamez, her partner and three children were reportedly found shot dead in a case being investigated as a murder-suicide.
A Russian guided bomb attack on Kharkiv, Ukraine, on Monday killed three people and injured 29, including a factory worker left with a nail in his head.
Archaeologists studying 5,000-year-old remains buried near Egyptian royal tombs found many had severe head injuries, suggesting servants were killed to accompany rulers into the afterlife.
A feature highlights abandoned sites worldwide reclaimed by nature, including sand-filled Namibian desert homes, overgrown Japanese islands, a nuclear disaster zone and a former Hollywood haunt.
A fire aboard an overcrowded migrant dinghy bound for Britain off Berck, France, killed two men and severely burned two women as French rescuers responded.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called early elections after a legislative defeat and public anger over housing and a pensioner's eviction.
The captain of a flydubai plane targeted in an attempted hijacking says his attacker asked him to pray before striking him on the head with an axe.
Germany's foreign intelligence chief said Monday that rising Moscow-ordered hybrid attacks put the country at risk of being drawn into conflict with Russia.
Benjamin Braithwaite, a 35-year-old British man found dead beside a rope in Piano Milo, Sicily, last month, had reportedly attended an LGBTQ pagan gathering.
Debbie McGee recounted fleeing Iran under armed threat after hiding for weeks during the 1970s revolution, having joined the Iranian National Ballet at 18.
Annie Symonds, 43, from Herefordshire, says she returned to Australia after moving back to Brighton in 2018, citing high costs, poor trains and rain.
Renault has partnered with Geely in Brazil, aiming to position itself ahead of growing competition from Chinese automakers in the market.
Automotive industry executives have issued warnings regarding China, according to Automotive News' First Shift briefing.
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