A convicted man is appealing his sentence in the Gisèle Pelicot case, where her husband drugged her and invited dozens to rape her—a trial that shocked France and redefined consent.
Air India faces mounting pressure to ground its Boeing 787 fleet after the emergency backup system activated mid-flight—mirroring a fatal incident in June.
A surprise snowstorm has stranded hundreds of Everest hikers near Base Camp, burying tents and halting rescue flights. Authorities confirm contact and ongoing efforts.
Pakistan is battling a resurgent Taliban insurgency—the fiercest in a decade—with attacks surging and tens of thousands displaced in the northwest.
Dominique Pelicot was convicted of drugging his wife Gisèle and inviting dozens of men to rape her over nearly a decade—a case that shocked France and led to legal reforms.
From buzzing quadcopters to unmanned sea drones, Ukraine’s war with Russia has entered a new era where cheap, smart tech is outmaneuvering tanks and warships—and testing both nations’ political resilience.
President Emmanuel Macron has unveiled a new French cabinet featuring veteran Bruno Le Maire as defense minister, but analysts question whether the government can achieve lasting stability in a deeply divided political landscape.
UK Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has unveiled a sweeping deportation plan targeting 150,000 people annually, drawing comparisons to Trump-era U.S. immigration policies amid a party crisis.
Nicaragua’s government is secretly detaining dissidents, with over 30 political prisoners forcibly disappeared. Families search in vain as repression deepens.
The Biden administration is sending a senior delegation to Cairo for emergency negotiations aimed at ending the two-year war in Gaza and securing the release of all remaining hostages.