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As Venezuela grapples with earthquake devastation, rare moments of human resilience and solidarity have emerged, offering brief but powerful relief amid widespread destruction and loss.

Chipmaker shares have skyrocketed in the first half of 2026, with some manufacturers tripling in value as AI hardware demand outpaces software investments across Asia Pacific markets.

A record-breaking heatwave gripping central and eastern Europe pushes temperatures to 38°C, threatening over 130 million people — with war-torn Ukraine facing a uniquely dangerous double crisis as both extreme heat and Russian attacks strain its already battered energy network.

Stephen Eustaquio's stunning 92nd-minute strike sent Canada into the FIFA World Cup last 16 for the first time ever, defeating South Africa 1-0 in a dramatic group stage finale.

As Pride Month concludes, Slovenia's LGBTQ+ community faces a dual reality of growing public support and increasing political hostility under the new Jansa government, which symbolically removed a rainbow flag from the Culture Ministry.

A powerful heat dome has pushed record-breaking temperatures across Germany, Poland, and neighboring nations, triggering extreme heat warnings and raising urgent questions about Europe's climate resilience and cross-border emergency preparedness.

Gracie, a giraffe who escaped from a private Texas ranch, was finally located safe after nearly two weeks missing, following an aerial search by Real County authorities.

Nearly 300 Ebola-positive individuals in DR Congo have vanished from health surveillance systems, raising fears of mass community transmission amid a devastating humanitarian crisis.

New Caledonia held pivotal local elections that could reshape the French Pacific territory's political future, with decolonization movements and shifting demographics intensifying tensions over sovereignty.

Kim Jong Un never publicly acknowledges his mother, Ko Yong Hui, whose Japanese-born ethnic Korean origins could undermine the ideological foundations of the North Korean regime.

Cape Verde's historic World Cup qualification and unexpected run to the knockout stage has ignited a wave of national pride, uniting its diaspora and showcasing the island nation's growing global presence.

Morocco and the Netherlands face off in a high-stakes World Cup Round of 32 match in Monterrey, blending sporting rivalry with deep cultural and political connections between the two nations.