Dozens injured after double-decker bus overturns in Sweden
More than 40 people were injured, including around 10 seriously, after a double-decker bus left the road and overturned in southern Sweden, authorities said Monday.
The accident occurred between the towns of Växjö and Alvesta shortly a...
Turkey and Pakistan to deploy forces to Saudi Arabia under new defence pact
Turkey and Pakistan will move to rapidly deploy military forces and capabilities to Saudi Arabia under a new mutual defence agreement, according to a joint statement issued by the three countries.
The announcement followed an emergency meeting i...
UAE to boost global digital connectivity 25-fold by 2030
The UAE is set to increase its international digital connectivity capacity from around 20 terabits per second to more than 500 terabits per second by 2030, as the country strengthens its infrastructure to support artificial intelligence and the digital economy.
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Chicago woman charged in fatal stabbing of 7-year-old girl
A 48-year-old Chicago woman has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with the fatal stabbing of a 7-year-old girl in the city’s Chatham neighbourhood, police said.
Shavon Gayden was charged with one felony c...
Trump says Ukrainian Strikes on Russian Refineries for Higher US Gas Prices
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US President Donald Trump on Monday blamed Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil refineries for rising gasoline prices in the United States, saying the impact of the Iran war and the Strait of Hormuz was n...
more than 5,800 Ukrainian Rail Services Disrupted By Drone Threats
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More than 5,800 Ukrainian rail services were evacuated in September amid security threats linked to Russian drone strikes, national railway operator Ukrainian Railways told AFP on Monday.
The operator said 5,831 se...
Nigerian Air Force Aircraft Crashes in Southwestern Nigeria
A Nigerian Air Force aircraft crashed on Monday in Igbokoda, Ondo State, in southwestern Nigeria, with 32 people on board, according to the military and Nigeria’s aviation minister.
Air Force spokesperson Ehimen Ejodame said the aircraft was on a routine mission from Benin City in s...
British Airways Flight To Chicago Turns Back After Declaring Emergency
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British Airways flight BA295, operating from London Heathrow to Chicago O’Hare, declared an emergency while flying over Ireland on Monday and turned back towards the UK, according to flight-tracking data and media re...
Russian Drones Strike Grain Ship in Black Sea, Ukraine Says
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A grain ship carrying corn was struck by two Russian drones in the Black Sea on Monday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said, after Romanian authorities reported that a vessel had caught fire a...
Tanker Ordered to Turn Back After Being Hailed by IRGC in Strait of Hormuz
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A tanker transiting the Strait of Hormuz inbound was hailed by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and instructed to turn back or face being targeted, according to the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKM...
Two Dead After Ship Catches Fire, Sinks in Black Sea: Romania
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Bucharest: The Romanian government said on Monday that two people died when a ship caught fire and sank in the Black Sea off Romania. Eleven passengers managed to survive. Following the tragedy, Romanian authorities launched a search-and-rescue effort, depl...
India’s Supreme Court Seeks EC Explanation Over Voter List Revision Row
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New Delhi: The Supreme Court asked for clarifications from the Election Commission of India (ECI) and the Centre over claims of alterations to voter registration procedures during the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral records.
Th...
Global Oil Stockpiles ‘Scarily Thin’ Amid US-Iran War, Says Aramco CEO
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Global oil stockpiles are “scarily thin” amid the ongoing US-Iran war, Saudi Aramco Chief Executive Officer Amin Nasser said on Monday, warning that the global oil supply system is already...
Ai-Linked Cyberattacks Hit Seven South Korean Financial Firms
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South Korean authorities have launched an emergency cybersecurity investigation after a series of cyberattacks hit seven financial companies, exposing the personal information of tens of thousands of customers....
India Struggles to Break Its Growing Dependence on China
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India is struggling to reduce its growing economic dependence on China, despite years of efforts to strengthen domestic manufacturing and limit imports from its powerful neighbour.
The challenge is illustrated by I...
North Korea Planted DMZ Mines, Probe Concludes
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SEOUL: A joint investigation by South Korea and the U.S.-led United Nations Command has formally concluded that North Korea planted plastic anti-personnel landmines inside the Demilitarized Zone, triggerin...
OpenAI Safety Leader Quits Over AI Risks
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A former OpenAI safety employee has resigned and issued a warning that the artificial intelligence industry is moving too quickly to properly understand and control increasingly powerful systems.
David Robinson, wh...
Saudi-led Coalition Says 100 Jets Used in Yemen Offensive
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Riyadh: The Saudi-led coalition said 100 fighter jets took part in the commencement of ‘Operation Dawn of Yemen’ against Iran-backed Houthi fighters on Monday, as the Yemeni government stepped up its effort to reclaim territory held by the group...
Superpowers Race to Deploy Nuclear Reactors on the Moon
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NEW YORK CITY: Global superpowers are accelerating a high-stakes race to deploy nuclear reactors on the Moon. The United States is targeting a 2030 launch for a 20-kilowatt reactor, while a Russian-Chinese partnership aims to deploy a 10-kilowatt reactor by...
Oil supply cushion ‘scarily thin’ amid US-Iran war, says Aramco chief
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London: Global oil inventories have fallen to dangerously low levels as the US-Iran war puts further pressure on energy supplies, Saudi Aramco chief executive Amin N...
Two Die Trying to Cross English Channel to UK, French Authorities Say
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Breck: Two men died off the northern French coast overnight while attempting to cross the English Channel to Britain, French officials said Monday. The men, thought to be in their 30s and 40s, were among the migrants trying the dangerous maritime trek.
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