Voters in the Falkland Islands went to the polls to choose eight members of the Legislative Assembly, with official turnout figures and results to follow from the election night count.
Austria’s coalition government has passed a school headscarf ban for girls under 14, reviving a constitutional dispute that has already reached the country’s top court.
Australia has started enforcing a new age-restriction regime that cuts off underage access to major social platforms and resets how young users interact online.
Families of eight missing passengers were awarded damages in a ruling that keeps the long-running MH370 litigation active more than a decade after the disappearance.
Police say the campus was secured after a daytime shooting at Kentucky State University in Frankfort left one person dead and another hospitalized in critical condition.
Singapore has published the Albatross file, adding declassified material that sheds light on the Proclamation of Singapore and the road to independence.
Cuba’s Supreme Court has sentenced former economy minister Alejandro Gil to life in prison for espionage and economic crimes, according to AFP reporting carried by CTV News.
Authorities in Niger state have secured the release of 100 children taken from a Catholic school last month, but the fate of more than 160 others is still unclear.
Police arrested four protesters after custard and apple crumble were thrown at the Crown Jewels display case in the Tower of London, briefly closing the Jewel House but leaving the jewels undamaged.
6, 2025. Police said a mass shooting at an unlicensed bar inside a hostel near Pretoria killed 12 people and wounded 13 more, including children aged 3, 12 and 16.