Man whose blood saved 2.4 million babies dies
The world’s most prolific blood donor, whose plasma saved the lives of more than 2.4 million babies, has died in Australia.
Two people appear in court amid murder probe into death of British businessman in Kenya
Two suspects arrested amid a murder probe into the death of a Scottish businessman in Kenya can be held for 21 days for further police investigations, a court has ruled.
One dead and four injured in knife attack in Israeli city of Haifa
A 65-year-old man has been killed and others wounded after a knife attack in the Israeli city of Haifa, officials have said.
Man rowing solo across Pacific rescued from cyclone days out from completing feat
An adventurer who was just days from completing a solo row from the US to Australia has been rescued by a warship after getting caught in a tropical cyclone.
Snowy Trails, Cozy Inns: Skiing Town to Town in Quebec
A new series of ski tours in the Laurentian Mountains combine rigorous days of cross-country skiing with overnight stays (and meals) at local inns.
Israeli anger at ceasefire delay focused on captives, not Gaza’s aid crisis
Protesters gathered outside Netanyahu’s residence on Sunday, focused on plight of Israeli captives left in Gaza.
Pakistani and Afghan forces clash at vital border crossing
Afghanistan says one member of its security forces is killed and two injured in overnight clashes at Torkham crossing.
Ukraine’s Security: US Wavers, But Will Europe “Step Up”?
Scott Lucas, a Birmingham professor, examines the Ukraine-US fallout—can Europe and the world step up to ensure Ukraine’
Basic supplies difficult to find amid Gaza aid restrictions
Accessing food, water, and medicine became nearly impossible due to Israel’s decision to block aid deliveries to Gaza.
Mexico, Canada say prepared as Trump’s tariff deadline looms
Mexico’s president says country is ready for anything ahead of Tuesday deadline, as Canadian officials warn retaliation.