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A Boeing 737 had a close call during landing in Molde, Norway.

Five remaining Australians from the 'Bali Nine' drug smuggling group have been released by Indonesia after serving over 19 years in prison.

The former Spanish Minister of Transport, Ábalos, has been accused of corruption in a scandal involving the purchase of masks during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. This accusation is a part of a larger investigation into corruption allegations surrounding the sale of medical supplies.

Following an unexpected military coup attempt by President Yoon Suk-yeol, South Korea is in a state of political turmoil as opposition parties initiate impeachment proceedings.

Anders Breivik, who committed a terrorist attack in 2011 by killing 77 people, is currently serving his sentence in a Norwegian prison. He lives in multiple cells, has pets, and access to a gym.

A DHL cargo plane has crashed into a residential complex near Vilnius Airport in Lithuania, resulting in casualties and injuries.

RWE CEO Markus Krebber warns of a collapsing electricity grid in Germany and demands rapid capacity expansion in response to a recent sharp rise in electricity prices.

The Hong Kong High Court has sentenced all 45 activists guilty of 'subversion' after holding unofficial primary elections for the pro-democracy opposition, violating the controversial national security law imposed by Beijing in 2020.

Paris, especially around the Stade de France, is under tight security due to the upcoming football match between France and Israel. Authorities fear a repeat of recent events in Amsterdam.

Thousands of dead seabirds have washed up on the beaches of the east coast of Australia, leaving scientists puzzled about the cause of death, as reported by The Guardian.

Both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have assembled teams of lawyers in preparation for the upcoming elections in 2024.

A recent study reveals that cats may learn words faster than human babies, shedding light on feline intelligence.

Tensions between the Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and the regional president of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, are escalating, leading to a potential threat to the unity of Spain.

An American man declared brain dead after a heart attack suddenly woke up as surgeons were preparing to remove his organs for donation.

After 73 years, Luis Armando Albino, who was kidnapped in 1951 at the age of six, has been found alive and well by his niece.