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At least 10 people have died and over a dozen remain trapped after a catastrophic tunnel collapse at an under-construction hydropower site in Sikkim, India. Authorities have mobilized a major rescue operation, though efforts are being hindered by hazardous conditions and toxic gas.
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The FPÖ has formally requested an emergency city council meeting to address corruption allegations surrounding Vienna Chamber of Commerce President Walter Ruck. The controversy, which also involves the municipal market authority, has sparked a political standoff as local leaders face pressure to respond.
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Newly appointed Prime Minister Andy Burnham has convened his first cabinet meeting to address the nation's cost-of-living crisis. His initial policy move focuses on a targeted VAT reduction on household electricity bills.
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As the U.S. launches a tenth night of strikes against Iranian targets amid chaos in the Strait of Hormuz, the current confrontation bears a striking resemblance to the naval warfare of the 1980s. History shows that when the world's most critical energy chokepoint becomes a theater of direct combat, the risks of escalation are high but the pressure for a negotiated ceasefire often follows.
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As U.S. and Iranian forces engage in a tenth consecutive night of hostilities, the conflict threatens the stability of global energy chokepoints. Diplomatic paths remain tenuous as both nations navigate a cycle of reprisal that risks regional contagion.
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As Britain’s seventh Prime Minister in a decade, Andy Burnham steps into Number 10 to confront a fragile economy and a volatile global stage. The former Mayor of Greater Manchester now faces the challenge of translating his regional success into national stability.
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A woman suffered serious injuries after attempting to defuse a heated discussion in Nydalen, Oslo. Norwegian police are investigating the violent incident that occurred in the capital's business district.
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Germany's national railway operator plans to prohibit alcohol consumption at all train stations nationwide, though some exemptions will apply. The move aims to improve security and public order at transport hubs used by millions of passengers daily.
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One person has died following a major fire at a student residential building in the Kronoparken district of Karlstad, Sweden. Emergency services responded to the blaze, which required extensive firefighting efforts at the multi-unit complex.
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Polish authorities conducted a nationwide warning siren test, with officials urging citizens to remain calm during the exercise. The drill comes as Poland, a NATO member bordering Ukraine, maintains heightened vigilance amid ongoing regional security concerns.
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Violent protests have erupted in Bologna, Italy, following the death of Abderrahim Fakir, a Moroccan man who died while being restrained by police. The unrest has left dozens of officers injured and prompted Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to call for truth and condemn the violence.
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Turkish authorities have arrested nine individuals, including popular comedian Oğuzhan Uğur, as part of an expanding investigation into the Ahbap charity organization. The probe involves allegations of financial irregularities and alleged organized crime activities linked to the prominent earthquake relief charity.