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Ethiopian election expected to give leader Abiy's party a landslide win
Ethiopia anticipates a landslide victory for Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s ruling coalition in the upcoming election, according to Reuters.
Samsung, LG shares rally ahead of Nvidia CEO meetings with Korean executives
Samsung and LG shares surged ahead of Nvidia CEO meetings with Korean executives, reflecting market optimism for deeper tech collaboration.
A year of grief after Air India crash: What remains when a plane falls from the sky
One year after the Air India crash, families endure grief and unanswered questions as investigators prepare final findings. Imtiyaz Ali describes the lingering presence of his lost brother, highlighting the irreversible void left by the tragedy.
The drivers risking death on Ukraine's most dangerous bus routes
Ukrainian bus drivers face lethal drone attacks, with Kherson’s public transport becoming a priority target. These assaults have killed three employees and damaged dozens of vehicles, forcing drivers to risk their lives daily.
Dell unveils $699 XPS 13 laptop in challenge to Apple's MacBook Neo
Dell has launched the $699 XPS 13 laptop, directly challenging Apple’s MacBook Neo in the competitive premium ultrabook market.
Secret tunnels and unregistered workers: China's coal mine disaster is a reminder of darker days
China’s deadliest coal mine explosion in 15 years killed 82, exposing hidden tunnels and unregistered labor. The tragedy shatters safety reforms, reminding the nation of its dangerous mining legacy amid a green energy transition.
Caribbean hot sauce producers warn of shortages and higher prices
Caribbean hot sauce producers face shortages and price hikes due to Scotch bonnet pepper scarcity caused by extreme weather and pests, forcing manufacturers to cancel orders.
Trump seeking edits to US-Iran deal, US media report
President Trump seeks edits to a US-Iran ceasefire deal, demanding Strait of Hormuz reopening and uranium removal. Iran insists on protecting its interests, while the White House declined to comment on the latest negotiations.
Oil closes up more than 4% on halt in US-Iran talks, risk of blockades
Oil prices surged over 4% as stalled US-Iran talks reignited fears of regional shipping blockades.
Nicaraguan indigenous leader dies after three years in prison
Indigenous leader Brooklyn Rivera died in Nicaraguan custody after three years, sparking accusations of state oppression. Authorities withheld his body, intensifying international condemnation of the regime’s treatment of dissidents.
Between celebration and confrontation: Paris after PSG victory
Paris celebrated PSG’s Champions League win, but violence marred the festivities, leaving 219 injured and 780 arrested.
Dead whale towed ashore in Denmark ahead of autopsy
A humpback whale towed ashore in Denmark after a failed rescue will undergo autopsy. Its decomposing body poses an explosion risk before disposal.
Hundreds arrested and dozens of police injured after Champions League riots in France
Hundreds were arrested and dozens of police injured during violent riots following PSG’s Champions League win in France.
South Africa made to look like fools over World Cup visa issues, says minister
South Africa’s sports minister condemned visa chaos hindering the national team’s World Cup travel, demanding accountability. Safa acknowledged the administrative errors, but all players eventually secured visas for the tournament.
Laos cave survivors help with plan to find last two missing men
Laos cave survivors provide critical insights to help rescue teams locate the two remaining missing men. Operations paused due to rain but will resume Monday.
Angler's surprise encounter with pod of dolphins off Welsh coast
Harvey Clews filmed a rare dolphin pod swimming close to his boat off the Welsh coast. Though dolphins are common locally, such proximity is unusual.
Watch: Key moments from Nicola Sturgeon's interview with Laura Kuenssberg
Nicola Sturgeon denies responsibility for her ex-husband’s SNP fraud, stating she feels punished for crimes she didn’t commit. She maintains she had no prior knowledge of his financial misconduct.
Japan defence minister denies militarism and criticises China's 'huge arsenal'
Japan’s Defence Minister rejected accusations of "new militarism," blaming China’s opaque, massive arsenal for regional tensions. He pledged Japan’s transparency and defensive modernization to ensure stability.
Cuba’s blackouts leave high-rise residents with constant uncertainty
Cuba’s fuel embargo triggers severe blackouts, leaving high-rise residents like Ana Rosa Romero in perpetual uncertainty. These recurring power failures fundamentally disrupt daily life and routines across the island.
How Putin became master of the image
Putin strategically crafted his authoritarian image by leveraging television’s power, transforming from a reserved bureaucrat into a commanding leader inspired by stoic spy archetypes.