The collision on a high-speed rail line in central Spain recovered 69 bodies just weeks before a snap general election, shattering confidence in the Socialist-led government of Pedro Sánchez.
At age 55, former DR Congo president Joseph Kabila has become the leader of the Front for the Refoundation of the Nation, forming an alliance with M23 rebels in a bid to topple the very man he previously handed power to.
President Donald Trump's tariffs caused trade talks to break down, leading the American owner RYAM to enact an indefinite economic shutdown of Témiscaming's paper mill, which left most of its 360 employees out of work.
Ranji Smile was a mysterious chef who arrived in New York from London in 1899 and opened what was almost certainly the first Indian restaurant in the US in 1901 before disappearing.
Emergency supplies vary by individual, with a Stockholm resident storing a crank radio, 10 litres of water, and cash in his basement, while a Maryland father has spent about $6,000 on a larger stockpile.
Delegates from nearly 200 countries spent nearly two weeks negotiating and arguing over a new action plan for nature before finally reaching an agreement early Saturday morning, though money remains an issue.
Candidates are using personal style to attract attention and project authenticity, dressing to look both capable of holding office and connected to the people they represent.
Arnon Nampa was sentenced to cumulative prison time exceeding 34 years after being convicted multiple times under Thailand's lèse majesté law for calling for the monarchy to be scrutinised.
Hundreds of residents were safely evacuated during a four-hour humanitarian ceasefire brokered by US First Lady Melania Trump, though some chose to stay despite a lack of power and water.
Ukraine will pay for the purchase of 500 Patriot missiles using donations from Canada, Germany, and Norway via the JUMPSTART program and national funds financed by the European Union's Ukraine Support Loan, with no US funds involved.
Riot police were deployed to prevent demonstrators from entering the court building during a political stand-off after the government suspended the court's two senior justices and moved to bring criminal charges against them.
American hosts cancelled the official G20 photo after European diplomats, including the UK, refused to stand alongside Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.
