Fiery clashes erupt in Spain as millions join general strike
Unrest broke out in cities across Spain on Wednesday after millions of workers joined the country's first general strike in 14 years.
Nvidia preparing to oust CEO amid reports of a second affair
Nvidia is reportedly preparing to oust its CEO - after US media outlets claimed that Jensen Huang has had a second extramarital affair.
Pope ends Argentina visit with unity plea after subtly pushing back against Javier Milei's austerity agenda
Pope Leo closed an emotional visit to Argentina with an appeal for unity and reconciliation, offering a message of hope to his predecessor's polarised homeland.
Four grizzly bears killed mother and daughter in Canada, officials say
Four grizzly bears captured in Canada were responsible for killing a mother and daughter earlier this month, officials have said.
Police officer dies and another seriously injured after explosion in northern Spain
One police officer has died and another has lost a leg after an explosive device detonated at the scene of a shooting in northern Spain.
At least 12 killed in Bulgaria motorway pile-ups involving dozens of vehicles
At least 12 people have been killed in two motorway pile-ups in eastern Bulgaria, the country's health minister said.
Sophie visits Rohingya refugee camps on trip to Bangladesh
Sophie has visited the Rohingya refugee camps at Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh to see the support being offered to displaced people from Myanmar.
Ex-investigator admits depriving war crimes investigation of potentially valuable information
A former senior investigating officer for the Royal Military Police has admitted depriving a war crimes investigation of potentially valuable information.
UK court overturns Trinidad and Tobago law criminalising homosexual sex
Trinidad and Tobago's law criminalising consensual sexual relations between male same-sex couples has been overturned by a UK court.