Demonstrators in Nanyuki oppose a proposed quarantine center for Americans exposed to Ebola, as a court temporarily suspends the project amid public health concerns

Discussions within NATO could see additional eastern flank countries host aircraft capable of delivering U.S. nuclear weapons, though no agreement appears imminent

Nvidia's CEO took the Computex stage in Taipei to declare the dawn of agentic AI, unveiling the Vera Rubin platform and the RTX Spark chip for a new generation of Windows PCs

A study analyzing 14 million Reddit posts found that online conversations have shifted from depression and anxiety toward ADHD and autism, with both benefits and real risks

Once hunted to extinction in Britain, beavers are making a dramatic comeback as natural landscape engineers, offering a low-cost solution to the flooding and drought crises driven by climate change

A new ECB study finds that households scarred by repeated economic crises react more intensely to each new geopolitical shock -- and Greece is the starkest example of this pattern

Tehran freezes all back-channel messaging with Washington, demanding a full halt to Israeli operations in Lebanon and Gaza, and warning of a possible blockade of the Strait of Hormuz

Reports suggest Elon Musk is actively discussing a merger between Tesla and SpaceX, which is preparing for its IPO -- a deal that could consolidate his control but raise red flags for Tesla shareholders

British officials are considering loosening rules that require human involvement in selecting military targets, igniting a wider debate about AI in warfare

U.S. Central Command said a Hellfire missile struck the engine room of the M/V Lian Star, a Gambia-flagged vessel.

British authorities allege the 47-year-old conducted surveillance on a London-based journalist and assisted a foreign intelligence service connected to Iran. Investigations remain ongoing.

Washington urged Greek authorities to pursue efforts to return Alexandros Giotopoulos to prison, arguing that justice for victims of terrorism must be upheld.

British authorities say the case involves the targeting of a London-based Iran International journalist

The World Health Organization has identified experimental drugs and vaccines for clinical trials as countries race to contain the growing Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in Central Africa

A Colombian tourist was allegedly kidnapped and repeatedly assaulted over three days in Rome, with Italian police arresting five men as investigations continue into the case.

Romania said a drone struck a residential building during a Russian attack on nearby Ukraine, marking the first time the war has caused injuries in a densely populated area on Romanian territory

Europe needs 10 million net-zero homes and buildings by 2040. New research outlines four paths that could make it happen

Scientists warn global temperatures could hit all-time highs within five years, as Europe is already feeling the harshest effects of the climate crisis

Israel freezes all contact with the UN chief's office after being added to a conflict-zone sexual violence blacklist alongside Hamas

The United Nations says a significant share of Palestinians killed since the October truce died near Israel’s armistice boundary in Gaza, raising concerns that civilians may have been unlawfully targeted