Mysterious QR code stickers appear on more than 1,000 graves
More than 1,000 stickers were put on gravestones and wooden crosses at three cemeteries in the southern German city of Munich.
Thieves stole £2.8m gold toilet in just five minutes, court hears
Sledgehammer-wielding thieves who smashed their way into Blenheim Palace managed to steal a £2.8m gold toilet in just five minutes, a court has heard.
Chinese company that set deadline for single workers to get married responds after backlash
A company in China that introduced a policy threatening single employees with termination if they were not married by the end of September says it has withdrawn its notice.
US firm Firefly achieves its first moon landing with Blue Ghost spacecraft
Firefly says it is the first private company to make a ‘fully successful’ soft landing on the moon.
ICC Champions Trophy 2025: India beat New Zealand to face Australia in semi
India beat New Zealand by 44 runs to set up rerun of the Cricket World Cup final against Australia in last four.
Trump’s attempt to topple Zelenskyy through elections could be catastrophic
A rushed election in the context of war and increasing political polarisation in Ukraine could destabilise the country.
India avalanche rescue operation ends as eighth and final body found
More than 50 workers submerged under snow and debris after an avalanche hit a construction camp in Uttarakhand state.
Politics and funding cuts threaten global relief efforts: UN aid chief
Tom Fletcher warns that global humanitarian aid is at risk as funding collapses and political battles block relief.
An open letter to Trump from former Guantanamo prisoners
The 16 signatories condemn Trump’s order to detain undocumented people in the military prison.
Iran’s economy minister impeached as inflation rises, currency falls
Hemmati removed from office after 182 of 273 lawmakers vote against him as rising cost of living fuels discontent.