Mauritius launches golden visa for wealthy foreigners with $1m investment
Mauritius has unveiled a golden visa for high net worth applicants who pledge a $1 million investment within 12 months.
JetBlue cancels Saint Lucia flight after bird strike, refuses hotel rooms
JetBlue flight 882 from Saint Lucia to New York was delayed after a bird strike, and passengers were told no hotel rooms would be provided.
Chernobyl Fire Burns Inside Exclusion Zone After Drones Crash Nearby
A Chernobyl fire burned inside the exclusion zone Friday after two drones crashed nearby, while officials said radiation stayed within normal limits.
Hanta Virus Update: American and French passengers show symptoms on repatriation flights
Hanta Virus Update: Two Americans and a French passenger showed symptoms on repatriation flights after the MV Hondius outbreak spread.
Missing Soldiers In Morocco: U.S. Army identifies 1st Lt. Kendrick Key
Missing Soldiers In Morocco: The Army said 1st Lt. Kendrick Key's body was recovered in Morocco after a training exercise gone wrong.
Us Soldier Remains Recovered Morocco After Cap Draa Search
Us soldier remains recovered Morocco after a May 2 disappearance during African Lion, as search efforts continue for a second service member.
Moroccan Military Us Soldier Recovery: Key’s body recovered off Morocco coast
Moroccan Military Us Soldier Recovery advances as the Army says First Lt. Lamont Key Jr.'s body was found off Morocco's coast.
Sudan war drags on as rival commanders vow years of fighting
Sudan's war is deepening a humanitarian and economic collapse, with commanders vowing years more fighting and millions already displaced.
Trump heads to Beijing with plan to press Xi on Jimmy Lai
As Trump heads to Beijing, he says he will press Xi Jinping to free Jimmy Lai, the jailed Hong Kong publisher, and other political prisoners.
Selangor records 1,675 Islam conversions as MAIS rewards centres
Selangor saw 1,675 Islam conversions in 2025, with MAIS giving RM94,000 to 41 centres for handling most registrations.
Kazakhstan judo report lands as Euronews fronts Astana coverage
Kazakhstan appears in a Euronews judo item from Astana, but the source text offers only a title and promotional framing.
Czechia at 22 years in the EU: pride, doubt and hard numbers
Czechia marks 22 years in the EU as support stays mixed, exports rely on the bloc and questions over sovereignty still linger.
Palestine family forced to exhume father after settler threat in West Bank
A Palestinian family in Palestine was forced to dig up and rebury its father after settlers threatened them in the occupied West Bank.
Emirati, Turkish leaders discuss Middle East security in Turkey visit
Emirati and Turkish leaders discussed Middle East developments and regional security during Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed's working visit to Turkey.