In a brazen daylight robbery, thieves stole priceless royal jewelry from the Louvre Museum in under eight minutes, raising alarms about museum security and the rise of commodity-based art theft.
Four thieves executed a daring daylight heist at the Louvre, exposing critical gaps in the museum’s security infrastructure and sparking a national outcry.
The Trump peace plan’s call for a Gaza international security force is facing major roadblocks as countries refuse to commit troops, citing danger and political risk.
Vice President JD Vance is in Israel for urgent talks to preserve the fragile Gaza ceasefire, which has been violated repeatedly since its start on October 10.
Sanae Takaichi has made history as Japan’s first female Prime Minister—and she’s also a passionate heavy metal drummer who loves Iron Maiden.
A rare and deadly tornado hit the northern suburbs of Paris on October 20, 2025, killing one person and causing widespread damage in Val-d’Oise.
As Diwali celebrations begin, New Delhi plunges into its annual air pollution crisis. Experts reveal that political inaction, not just firecrackers, is the main barrier to clean air.
A leaked video of Rear Admiral Ali Shamkhani’s daughter’s wedding reveals a stark contrast between his public enforcement of Islamic morality and his private lifestyle, igniting national outrage.
As China’s population ages, a new gig economy role—hospital companion—is helping elderly patients navigate the country’s overwhelmed healthcare system.
Ray Hou left her corporate job to join Repair Sisters, China’s first all-female home repair company—challenging stereotypes and meeting the needs of millions of single women.