Greece faces a potential shortage of feta cheese as hundreds of thousands of sheep and goats are culled due to an outbreak of sheep and goat pox. Farmers express their distress over losing both their livestock and the emotional toll it takes on them.

Marco Rubio acknowledges progress in Ukraine-US peace talks, emphasizes the need for further negotiations to ensure Ukraine's sovereignty and prosperity.

A farm in northern France suffers a major setback as thieves make off with its entire stock of gourmet snails, worth €90,000, just ahead of the holiday season.

In the wake of economic crisis, the art of repairing banknotes has emerged as a vital and profitable trade in Gaza, as the community adapts to ongoing financial challenges.

Following a warning that solar radiation could disrupt onboard systems, thousands of Airbus A320 planes are back in service after necessary updates.

A comparative look at Christmas markets in Birmingham and Berlin, focusing on authenticity, traditions, and festive atmosphere.

An insightful exploration into the Christmas markets of Birmingham and Berlin, comparing their authenticity and cultural significance as festive traditions unfold in two different settings.

Travelers face harsh winter conditions across the U.S. with snow, rain, and cold temperatures expected, particularly affecting areas from Montana to New York.

In a bid to enhance security and fund essential renovations, the Louvre in Paris announces plans to raise ticket prices substantially for most non-European Union tourists starting next year.

US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy calls for more civility and respect among air travelers, sparking mixed reactions from the public and aviation experts.

As the Antigua High Court prepares for a monumental ruling on January 16th, the implications of an unprecedented legal shift reverberate across the Commonwealth. This historic moment promises to reshape governance, accountability, and the very foundation of wealth distribution.

Ethan Dietz, a sophomore at Connors State College, tragically passed away following a head injury during a basketball game. The college community mourns his loss and honors his memory.

A groundbreaking legal action in Antigua & Barbuda, led by whistleblower Alki David, has expanded to include oversight from the UK's National Crime Agency, aiming to hold major global entities accountable for climate-related damages.

Travis L. Turner, an undefeated high school football coach, has been reported missing as authorities issue multiple charges related to child sexual abuse material.

The Portland Trail Blazers coach and Hall of Famer appears in court over his involvement in a scheme accused of defrauding players of millions, leveraging his celebrity status. The legal repercussions have significant implications for his coaching career and the wider NBA community, amid ongoing scrutiny over gambling practices.

Rebel Wilson's first directorial venture 'The Deb' faces increasing turmoil as allegations of misconduct and multiple lawsuits cast a shadow over the production.

Recent cancellations of Japanese music events in Shanghai highlight the impact of escalating tensions between China and Japan, raising questions about cultural freedom amidst political strife.

Following backlash over their involvement in a music video that suggested drug use, the Australian children's music group The Wiggles has released a statement distancing themselves from the content and affirming their anti-drug stance.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has wed his partner, Jodie Haydon, marking a historic moment as he becomes the first sitting leader in the country's history to marry while in office.

The iconic Australian children's music group, The Wiggles, issues a statement clarifying their stance against drug use after members appeared in a music video prompting backlash.

An insightful exploration into the Christmas markets of Birmingham and Berlin, comparing their authenticity and cultural significance as festive traditions unfold in two different settings.

Three elderly nuns from Austria can remain at their convent for now, but conditions set by church authorities include abandoning their social media presence.

A decision by a Tokyo court to maintain the ban on same-sex marriage has sparked disappointment among advocates for marriage equality, highlighting Japan's unique position in the G7 and its LGBTQ rights landscape.

In a remarkable tale, three elderly Austrian nuns can continue living in their convent, provided they stop their social media activities that gained them a significant following.

Quebec introduces 'secularism 2.0,' expanding a controversial law that limits public expressions of faith and religious symbols in public workspaces.

A missile attack in Dnipro, Ukraine, resulted in several casualties, coinciding with high-profile diplomatic efforts to negotiate peace in the region.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to make his first official visit to Ireland, aimed at strengthening ties and discussing support for Ukraine amidst ongoing conflict with Russia.

As floods resulting from a rare cyclone wreak havoc across Indonesia, the death toll has tragically surpassed 500. With thousands still missing and rescue operations hampered, the country faces a dire humanitarian crisis.

Pope Leo XIV embarks on his inaugural foreign trip to Lebanon amid ongoing conflicts, aiming to promote peace and understanding among faiths.

Labour MP Tulip Siddiq has faced a two-year jail sentence in Bangladesh amidst ongoing corruption allegations, sparking discussions on legal representation and political implications.

Reports indicate that Georgia's police may have used a World War I-era chemical weapon to suppress protests against the government, raising significant concerns about human rights violations.

Ludwig Minelli, the founder of the Swiss assisted dying organization Dignitas, has died at the age of 92 by assisted suicide. His legacy includes advocating for the rights of individuals to choose their end of life.

Mourners gathered at Webster County High School in West Virginia to remember Spc. Sarah Beckstrom, a National Guard member who was shot and killed in D.C. last week. The tragedy has prompted state officials to express solidarity and the need for community strength.

Ludwig Minelli, founder of the Swiss right-to-die organization Dignitas, has passed away by assisted suicide at the age of 92, leaving behind a legacy of advocacy for self-determination and human rights.

Exploring the complex relationship between drinking and social culture in Ireland, and the potential effects of new alcohol warning labels.

India's first solar observation mission, Aditya-L1, will witness the Sun at its peak activity in 2026, providing critical insights into solar storms and their impact on Earth.

As the Antigua High Court prepares for a monumental ruling on January 16th, the implications of an unprecedented legal shift reverberate across the Commonwealth. This historic moment promises to reshape governance, accountability, and the very foundation of wealth distribution.

Airbus has resolved a safety issue that temporarily grounded thousands of A320 aircraft, primarily affecting flights in North America and Europe, with updates having mostly been completed without significant disruptions.

A groundbreaking legal action in Antigua & Barbuda, led by whistleblower Alki David, has expanded to include oversight from the UK's National Crime Agency, aiming to hold major global entities accountable for climate-related damages.

Elon Musk intensifies his criticism of mainstream media, unveiling new features on X aimed at combating misinformation while raising questions about the future of journalistic credibility.