World Bavuma and Miller Centuries Power South Africa to 365 vs Australia
South Africa posted a formidable total of 365 for nine against Australia in the second one-day international at the Wanderers in Johannesburg…
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World Mount Etna Eruption Forces Closure of Catania Airport in Sicily
Catania–Fontanarossa Airport remains closed to all arriving and departing flights following a heavy volcanic ash emission from Mount Etna, with aviation authorities…
World Vladimir Putin secures dominant majority in State Duma elections
Vladimir Putin secured a dominant majority in the State Duma following the parliamentary elections, with the ruling United Russia party capturing 349…
Highlights from 20th Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026
At the 20th Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026, held on September 27, 2026, athletes from across the continent competed in multiple disciplines spanning…
World South Korea lawmakers receive holiday stipends as SMEs struggle
South Korea's National Assembly members collected 4,396,560 won each in holiday stipends for the Chuseok holiday, totaling 8,793,120 won annually, while small…
World Weather Warning: Heavy Rain and Travel Disruption in Ulster
A weather warning remains in place for five counties in Ulster as heavy rain threatens transport disruptions across the region, according to…
Ethiopia fighting risks developing into a continental war
Renewed fighting across northern Ethiopia threatens to draw in neighboring states and ignite a wide-scale regional conflict, according to conflict researchers monitoring…
World Empress of China: 1784 Maiden Voyage and China-US Ties Today
The 1784 maiden voyage of the merchant ship Empress of China to Guangzhou marked the historic beginning of commercial ties between the…
World Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 takes first place in five European evaluations
Samsung Electronics' Galaxy Z Fold8 has secured first place in foldable smartphone evaluations conducted by five major European consumer magazines, according to…
World Rainforest Fund established by Sting and Trudie Styler in 1989
The Rainforest Fund, established in 1989 by musician Sting and Trudie Styler alongside Dr. Franca Sciuto, has funded more than 300 projects…
World Driver dies in solo rollover crash on Kennedyweg in Suriname
Suriname's roads recorded their second fatal traffic accident in less than 24 hours after a driver died in a solo crash on…
World Hundreds of Thousands Protest in Germany Against Government Spending Cuts and Welfare Reforms
Hundreds of thousands of protesters took to German streets on Saturday to oppose government spending cuts and demand a stronger welfare state,…
World Weather in Belarus: Temperatures Up to 21°C on September 27
Minsk residents and weather observers across Belarus face a mix of variable cloud cover and light, scattered precipitation on September 27, according…
World Lavrov Warns European War Preparations Risk Provoking Conflict
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov used the United Nations General Assembly in New York to accuse European leaders of deliberately provoking a…
World 4 Dead After Private Helicopter Crashes Near Montreal, Quebec
Four people died Saturday afternoon when a private helicopter crashed and caught fire in a field in Sainte-Brigide-d'Iberville, Quebec, roughly 50 kilometers…
World Slovenia vs Scotland 0:0: UEFA Nations League 2026-27 Result
The Slovenia and Scotland men's national football teams opened the UEFA Nations League matchday in League B Group 1, alongside Switzerland and…
World Climate Change and Infrastructure Hit Bangladesh’s Salt Production, Prices Surge
Bangladesh's coastal salt industry faces a severe production crisis driven by erratic weather patterns and climate change, causing output to fall 28%…
World Bangkok Metropolitan Administration declares flood disaster status
Heavy monsoon rainfall has left parts of Bangkok submerged, prompting the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) to declare a flood disaster status across…