Thieves stole over $100 million in Crown Jewels from the Louvre, but the museum won’t receive any insurance payout due to France’s policy of self-insuring its national treasures.
A naval base in Ecuador has put confiscated drug-smuggling submarines on display, offering a rare look at the high-tech vessels fueling the global cocaine trade.
The International Court of Justice has issued a nonbinding but forceful advisory opinion urging Israel to facilitate humanitarian aid to Gaza, specifically through UNRWA, which Israel has banned.
Despite fresh evidence linking Prince Andrew to Jeffrey Epstein, King Charles has not revoked his brother’s princely title—sparking renewed debate over royal accountability and privilege.
Senior U.S. envoys, including VP JD Vance, are closely monitoring Israeli PM Netanyahu to prevent collapse of the Gaza ceasefire—a role dubbed ‘Bibisitting’ by diplomats.
A devastating head-on collision between two buses near Kiryandongo, Uganda, has killed at least 63 people, marking one of the nation’s deadliest road accidents in decades.
Thailand’s Deputy Finance Minister Vorapak Tanyawong resigned on October 22, 2025, after being accused of links to Cambodian cybercrime hubs he was assigned to combat.
A violent incident involving a shooting and fire erupted near Serbia’s parliament on October 22, 2025, as months-long protests against President Vučić’s government intensify.
NATO chief Mark Rutte meets with Donald Trump in Washington for urgent talks on the future of support for Ukraine amid the ongoing war.
Hours after Trump postponed a summit with Putin, Russia launched missile strikes on Ukrainian power plants and a kindergarten, drawing condemnation from Zelensky.