Wednesday, July 2, 2025

Hurricane Flossie is now a Category 2 off the Pacific coast of Mexico

Hurricane Flossie has intensified to a Category 2 storm as it moves off the Pacific coast of Mexico. With sustained winds reaching 105 mph, meteorologists warn coastal residents to prepare for potential impacts in the coming days.

Idaho gunman in deadly ambush of fire crews had ‘idolised’ firefighters

An Idaho gunman, who fatally ambushed firefighters, was reported to have "idolized" first responders. Authorities are investigating the shooter's background as communities mourn the loss of the brave crew who risked their lives to protect others.

A Russian media outlet is raided in Azerbaijan’s capital as tensions rise between Moscow and Baku

A Russian media outlet was raided in Azerbaijan's capital, Baku, amid escalating tensions between Moscow and Baku. Authorities have not disclosed the reasons for the operation, raising concerns about press freedom and diplomatic relations in the region.

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Silent Hill F Amazon-Exclusive Edition Is Up For Preorder

The highly anticipated "Silent Hill F" Amazon-Exclusive Edition is now available for preorder, promising fans an immersive horror experience. This edition includes unique bonuses, enhancing the chilling journey through the haunted town of Silent Hill.

New Ghost Recon Game Will Shortly Move Into Internal Alpha Testing, Says New Report

A new report reveals that the upcoming Ghost Recon game is set to enter internal alpha testing soon. This phase aims to refine gameplay mechanics and address bugs before a wider beta release. Fans eagerly await updates on this highly anticipated title.

Mario Kart World’s hated change shows Nintendo still doesn’t get online games

In a controversial move, Nintendo has altered key online features in Mario Kart World, alienating its loyal fanbase. Critics argue that the company fails to understand the evolving landscape of online gaming, prioritizing nostalgia over player engagement.

E-Commerce Firm Jumia Draws Takeover Interest From Axian

E-commerce platform Jumia has reportedly attracted takeover interest from Axian, a move that could reshape the landscape of online retail in Africa. As companies seek to boost their market presence, Jumia's unique position may entice further investment.

Tell us about your favourite family back-to-nature trips – you could win a holiday voucher

Share your favorite family back-to-nature trips for a chance to win a holiday voucher! Whether it's camping under the stars or hiking through lush forests, your stories could inspire others to reconnect with nature. Submit your entry today!

Hurricane Flossie is now a Category 2 off the Pacific coast of Mexico

Hurricane Flossie has intensified to a Category 2 storm as it moves off the Pacific coast of Mexico. With sustained winds reaching 105 mph, meteorologists warn coastal residents to prepare for potential impacts in the coming days.

Idaho gunman in deadly ambush of fire crews had ‘idolised’ firefighters

An Idaho gunman, who fatally ambushed firefighters, was reported to have "idolized" first responders. Authorities are investigating the shooter's background as communities mourn the loss of the brave crew who risked their lives to protect others.

A Russian media outlet is raided in Azerbaijan’s capital as tensions rise between Moscow and Baku

A Russian media outlet was raided in Azerbaijan's capital, Baku, amid escalating tensions between Moscow and Baku. Authorities have not disclosed the reasons for the operation, raising concerns about press freedom and diplomatic relations in the region.

‘Unprecedented’ alerts in France as blistering heat grips Europe

France is facing "unprecedented" heat alerts as a scorching wave sweeps across Europe. With temperatures soaring beyond 40°C, officials are urging caution, raising concerns about public health, wildfires, and the strain on emergency services.

Kenzo brings mischief back to Paris’ iconic Maxim’s with a riot of color and clash

Kenzo has revitalized Paris' legendary Maxim's with a playful explosion of color and eclectic designs, blending tradition with modern whimsy. The iconic venue now buzzes with a vibrant atmosphere, reigniting its reputation as a hub of artistic expression.

Thousands in Norway told they won up to millions in lottery error

Thousands of lottery players in Norway were mistakenly informed they had won up to millions in a recent error. The mix-up, involving a clerical mistake, has left many excited yet disappointed as officials clarify the situation.

Belgrade braces for another anti-government protest, calling for an early parliamentary election

Belgrade prepares for another round of anti-government protests as citizens demand early parliamentary elections. Organizers expect thousands to gather, voicing frustration over economic issues and political stagnation amidst rising tensions in the capital.

‘Commercialising concussion’: The Australians taking a backyard collision game global

In a bold move to globalize a uniquely Australian backyard game, entrepreneurs are turning casual collisions into a commercial spectacle, raising concerns about safety while championing community spirit. Can they balance profit and player well-being?

Colombian court halts investigation into presidential campaign funds

A Colombian court has suspended the investigation into alleged irregularities in presidential campaign funding. This decision has sparked debate over transparency and accountability in the country's political financing, raising concerns among advocates and citizens alike.

Watch: Stars arrive in Venice for Jeff Bezos wedding

The glitz and glamour of Venice was on full display as celebrities flocked to the iconic city for Jeff Bezos' highly-anticipated wedding. Stars arrived in style, drawing attention from fans and media alike, as the lavish event promises to be a spectacle.

Brazil agrees to compensate family of journalist killed during dictatorship 50 years ago

Brazil has announced compensation for the family of journalist Vladimir Herzog, who was murdered during the military dictatorship 50 years ago. The decision marks a significant step in acknowledging past atrocities and promoting healing for victims' families.

South Korea banned dog meat. So what happens to the dogs?

South Korea's ban on dog meat marks a significant cultural shift. With the legislation in place, many dogs previously raised for consumption are now finding refuge in shelters. Advocates fear a surge in abandoned pets, urging a focus on responsible adoption practices.

German prosecutor seeks arrest on terror charges of a Syrian man who allegedly stabbed 4

German authorities have sought the arrest of a Syrian man on terror charges after he allegedly stabbed four people in a violent incident. The prosecutor claims the attack was motivated by extremist ideologies, raising concerns about security and public safety.

Eurostar services returning to normal after major disruption

Eurostar services are returning to normal following a significant disruption that plagued travelers over the past week. The train operator has implemented measures to resolve delays and enhance service reliability, assuring passengers of a smoother journey ahead.

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