Thursday, September 18, 2025

Photo highlights from Day 5 of the world athletics championships in Tokyo

Day 5 of the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo delivered thrilling moments as athletes showcased their talents. From record-breaking sprints to stunning long jumps, the excitement was palpable. Check out our photo highlights capturing the intensity and emotion of the events.

Battling a rare brain-eating disease in an Indian state

In the Indian state of Bihar, health authorities are grappling with a surge of cases linked to the rare but deadly brain-eating disease, encephalitis. Families face harrowing decisions as hospitals struggle to manage the escalating crisis amid limited resources.

Russia shows off conventional and nuclear military might in drills — and raises tensions with NATO

In a display of military capability, Russia has conducted large-scale drills showcasing both conventional and nuclear forces. This provocative show of strength heightens tensions with NATO, raising concerns over regional security and military posturing.

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Gearbox Shares Some Funny Borderlands 4 Opening Weekend Stats

Gearbox has revealed some amusing statistics from the opening weekend of Borderlands 4, highlighting player antics. From improbable weapon choices to the most unusual character deaths, the figures showcase the franchise's signature humor and chaotic gameplay.

Gwent: The Legendary Card Game Review

Gwent: The Legendary Card Game offers a fresh take on the traditional card battle genre, melding strategic depth with stunning visuals. With its unique mechanics and dynamic gameplay, it invites both veterans and newcomers to engage in thrilling duels.

IPO Pipeline Worth $1 Billion Builds for India Used-Car Startups

A robust IPO pipeline valued at $1 billion is emerging for India's used-car startups, signaling investor interest in the sector's growth potential. With rising demand for affordable vehicles, these companies are poised for significant market expansion.

Bivouacking in the Pyrenees: how we got our teenagers to take a mountain hike

Bivouacking in the Pyrenees: a challenge turned adventure. We enlisted our resistant teenagers for a mountain hike, blending nature with team-building activities. The result? Unforgettable moments and a newfound appreciation for the great outdoors.

For Cardi B, Her Life Is the Album Rollout

For Cardi B, the journey to her next album is more than just music-it's a carefully crafted narrative. Each post, public appearance, and social media update serves as a strategic rollout, blurring the lines between her life and art, captivating fans worldwide.

Photo highlights from Day 5 of the world athletics championships in Tokyo

Day 5 of the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo delivered thrilling moments as athletes showcased their talents. From record-breaking sprints to stunning long jumps, the excitement was palpable. Check out our photo highlights capturing the intensity and emotion of the events.

Battling a rare brain-eating disease in an Indian state

In the Indian state of Bihar, health authorities are grappling with a surge of cases linked to the rare but deadly brain-eating disease, encephalitis. Families face harrowing decisions as hospitals struggle to manage the escalating crisis amid limited resources.

Russia shows off conventional and nuclear military might in drills — and raises tensions with NATO

In a display of military capability, Russia has conducted large-scale drills showcasing both conventional and nuclear forces. This provocative show of strength heightens tensions with NATO, raising concerns over regional security and military posturing.

Ten teenage stars to look out for in Champions League

As Europe's premier club competition heats up, a new generation of teenage talent is making waves in the UEFA Champions League. From skillful forwards to commanding defenders, here are ten young stars ready to shine and redefine the future of football.

Illegal gold mining fueling ‘mercury boom’ in Mexico, poisoning people, environment

Illegal gold mining in Mexico is driving a alarming "mercury boom," contaminating waterways and poisoning local communities. As miners use toxic mercury to extract gold, the health risks escalate, endangering both people and fragile ecosystems.

Men jailed for witchcraft murder plot against Zambia’s president

In a shocking twist, five men in Zambia have been sentenced to prison for plotting a witchcraft murder against President Hakainde Hichilema. Authorities revealed that the suspects aimed to destabilize the government, sparking outrage and fears over rising political violence.

Why is France’s new PM head-butting colleagues? A teenage interest in monks is part of the answer

France's new Prime Minister has sparked speculation and concern with her unexpected habit of head-butting colleagues. Analysts suggest this unusual behavior may stem from her teenage fascination with monks, known for their unconventional practices, raising questions about her leadership style.

Rubio in Israel as IDF destroys more Gaza City buildings

Senator Marco Rubio visited Israel as the Israel Defense Forces intensified airstrikes in Gaza City, targeting key infrastructure. The ongoing conflict has raised concerns over civilian casualties, prompting calls for urgent diplomatic solutions.

Philippine defense and military chiefs reject call to defect from Marcos over flood control uproar

Philippine defense and military leaders have firmly dismissed calls to abandon President Marcos amid rising criticism over inadequate flood control measures. The chiefs emphasized their commitment to stability and national security despite public discontent.

Schools shut in two Dutch towns over youth violence and abuse videos

Authorities in two Dutch towns have temporarily closed schools following escalating youth violence linked to disturbing abuse videos circulating online. Officials cite safety concerns for students and staff, urging communities to address the troubling trend.

Russian drones force Europe to defend itself, perhaps alone, as Putin ‘put down a marker’ to NATO

As Russian drones increasingly threaten European security, analysts warn that Europe may need to bolster its defenses independently. This shift underscores a stark message from Putin, signaling a potential decline in NATO's unified response capability.

Bolsonaro’s coup trial gripped Brazil – and his conviction will divide the country

Brazil is on edge as former President Jair Bolsonaro faces a trial over alleged coup attempts following the 2022 election. As the proceedings unfold, his conviction could deepen political divisions, igniting protests and reshaping the nation's future.

EU-member Slovenia bans pro-Russian Bosnian Serb leader from entering the country

Slovenia has officially banned pro-Russian Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik from entering the country. This decision, echoed by EU principles, underscores Slovenia's stance against foreign influence amid ongoing tensions in the Balkans.

Putin and Netanyahu present twin challenges to Trump’s diplomacy

Putin and Netanyahu pose significant challenges to Trump's diplomacy, each leveraging their geopolitical influence in ways that complicate the U.S. administration's efforts. Their strategies reflect divergent priorities, testing America's traditional alliances.

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