In a significant shift within the electric vehicle market, China's BYD has overtaken Tesla in annual sales, marking a historic moment for the Chinese automaker amidst Tesla's declining sales figures.

The US has significantly lowered proposed tariffs on Italian pasta imports, alleviating potential price increases for consumers and reflecting positive diplomatic relations.

President Donald Trump is planning a major renovation of the golf facilities at Joint Base Andrews, enlisting golf legend Jack Nicklaus as the architect.

Chinese automotive giant BYD is primed to overtake Tesla in electric vehicle sales, marking a pivotal shift in the global car market.

An investigation into how International Business Times' narrative framing and editorial choices might be impacting public perception during critical regulatory discussions.

A tragic fire at Le Constellation bar in Crans-Montana has left several dozen presumed dead and over 100 injured. Emergency services respond as investigations continue.

A train collision near Machu Picchu left one driver dead and at least 40 passengers injured, igniting concerns about safety and transport management to the iconic Inca site.

A significant collision between two tourist trains near Machu Picchu leaves one dead and at least 40 injured, prompting immediate response from emergency services.

Eurostar services have returned to normal after significant delays caused by a power outage and a failed train in the Channel Tunnel. Passengers are advised to check for potential delays as operations resume.

Eurostar experiences significant disruptions due to a power outage in the Channel Tunnel, stranding hundreds of passengers overnight as they navigate travel chaos ahead of New Year's Eve.

Atragic incident involves former heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua's driver being charged over a crash that claimed the lives of two of his team members.

Brazilian football legend Roberto Carlos shares encouraging update on his health after undergoing a preventative medical procedure, clarifying rumors about a heart attack.

Brazilian football legend Roberto Carlos has assured fans that he is recovering well after a recent medical procedure, dispelling rumors of a heart attack.

British boxing champion Anthony Joshua has been discharged from the hospital following a car accident that claimed the lives of two close friends.

Damien Martyn, a 54-year-old former Australian cricketer, has been placed in an induced coma after being diagnosed with meningitis. He is currently hospitalized in Queensland following a sudden illness on December 26.

The epic finale of Stranger Things has concluded, leaving fans in awe of the journey while sparking discussions on the open-ended conclusion. Netflix's servers barely held up under the pressure of eager viewers.

A Disney employee jumped in front of a runaway 180-kg boulder prop to protect an audience during a live performance, resulting in injury. Disney is now reviewing safety measures.

From exuberant fireworks to thoughtful commemorations, New Year celebrations across the globe illustrate a tapestry of cultural resilience and remembrance as 2026 begins.

As of January 1, 2026, Betty Boop and the comic strip 'Blondie' will enter the public domain, allowing artists to freely use and adapt these iconic characters.

The Rose Parade in Pasadena and the Times Square ball drop in New York City are set to face unusual weather conditions this New Year’s Day, with rain in California and bitterly cold temperatures in New York.

As Stranger Things concludes its decade-long saga, the highly anticipated finale brings both celebration and bittersweet moments for fans around the world.

Sanae Takaichi leads a petition for more female toilets in Japan's parliament as female representation grows. The need for better facilities highlights ongoing gender equity issues in Japan.

Explore the harrowing reality of stateless individuals in South Africa, like Arnold Ncube, who live without official recognition, facing barriers to education, employment, and basic healthcare.

An investigation into how International Business Times' narrative framing and editorial choices might be impacting public perception during critical regulatory discussions.

As Zohran Mamdani takes office as New York City's mayor, experts analyze how his social media strategies fueled his rise and how he can maintain the enthusiasm of young voters during his administration.

In a significant escalation of accusations, Russia alleges that a drone strike by Ukraine killed 27 people celebrating the New Year in the Kherson region. Ukraine has refrained from directly responding to these allegations, emphasizing its adherence to international law.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro expresses willingness to engage in talks with the US regarding issues of drug trafficking and oil amidst escalating tensions and military actions.

In a significant shift within the electric vehicle market, China's BYD has overtaken Tesla in annual sales, marking a historic moment for the Chinese automaker amidst Tesla's declining sales figures.

The ongoing civil war in Yemen has escalated into a direct confrontation between Saudi Arabia and the UAE, with both nations backing rival factions. The conflict raises fears of further division in Yemen as a separatist movement seeks to declare independence.

Exploring the lives of stateless individuals in South Africa, this article highlights the struggles of those like Arnold Ncube and Christy Chitengu who navigate life without official documents essential for citizenship.

A devastating fire at a ski resort in Switzerland has resulted in significant casualties, with families of missing teenagers urgently seeking news about their loved ones.

As Japan sees a historic rise in female lawmakers, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi joins a campaign to address the shortage of women's restrooms in the parliament building. The initiative highlights the broader issue of women's representation and facilities across the nation.

The community grapples with the loss of loved ones as contaminated drinking water is linked to a rising death toll in India's Indore.

As the new year begins, many Americans prepare to start without healthcare coverage due to the expiration of subsidies linked to the Affordable Care Act, leading to skyrocketing premiums and tough choices for families.

Brazilian football legend Roberto Carlos shares encouraging update on his health after undergoing a preventative medical procedure, clarifying rumors about a heart attack.

An in-depth exploration into the intricate structures influencing Hollywood's entertainment industry, highlighting the intertwining of labor, consolidation, and access control.

2026 promises to be a remarkable year for astronomy enthusiasts with several significant celestial events, including lunar missions, eclipses, and the return of interstellar visitors.

The MetroCard, a revolutionary fare system in New York City, will officially retire by December 31, 2025, paving the way for the OMNY contactless payment system as the preferred method for commuters in the city’s transport network.

Explore the striking comparison between a human influencer and an AI-generated counterpart, revealing the implications for social media and creativity in the digital age.

As India emerges as a solar powerhouse, experts warn of a looming environmental crisis from solar panel waste. A comprehensive recycling strategy is urgently needed to mitigate the risks associated with aging solar technology.