Following Myanmar's 2021 military coup, exiled chefs are introducing Burmese food to global audiences, transforming personal tragedy into a powerful act of cultural diplomacy.

French health authorities confirmed approximately 1,000 excess deaths during a record-breaking heatwave, with 85% of victims aged 65 and over, as preliminary figures likely underestimate the true toll.

With one in seven EU teens spending over eight hours daily on screens, governments are weighing sweeping social media bans for minors. But are these measures effective, or do they risk more than they solve?

Escalating US-Iran military exchanges have severely destabilized a fragile interim peace agreement, as Tehran launches drone and missile strikes on Bahrain and Kuwait while Trump threatens to 'militarily finish the job.'

As extreme weather events intensify across the UK, soaring insurance costs and economic disruption are forcing a rethink of how governments and markets protect consumers from climate-driven risks.

Leah Stewart, 34, has regained consciousness more than a week after a devastating shark attack at Coogee Beach, Sydney, which resulted in the amputation of one of her arms.

The US conducts its second consecutive day of airstrikes near the Strait of Hormuz as Iran launches attacks against Bahrain and Kuwait, triggering air raid sirens and regional defense alerts across the Gulf.

Hungary's new government under Péter Magyar launches 'Operation Purgatory,' a sweeping effort to dismantle Viktor Orbán's legacy through anti-corruption reforms, media liberation, and democratic restoration.

As Keir Starmer steps down, Labour faces a defining moment: can Andy Burnham revive the five national missions that swept the party to its 2024 landslide victory?