People were pulled from shark-infested waters,but 11 remain missing (Picture: Getty Images) Dozens of people were left in shark-infested waters after a boat capsized off the Mexican coast.
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The Massive Ordnance Air Blast (MOAB) weapon is reportedly being considered for use in Iran (Picture: Reuters)
'I knew AI would be the death of me.'
Kenya has recorded its second case of Ebola, the health ministry said Wednesday, just over a week after reporting its first ever Ebola case and death.
Flames gushed out of the engine of a passenger jet as it was preparing to take off in Peru. Passengers on board the Latam Airlines flight from Lima to Piura were evacuated after the incident today,whi
Residents of Mauritius were under curfew on Tuesday night in response to rare violent protests after a police officer shot and seriously injured a woman.
The leader of Guinea-Bissau's military authorities, General Horta N'tam, has dismissed an army officer close to Umaro Sissoco Embaló, the latest removal involving personnel close to the ousted president.
READ MOREIn addition to film screenings, the venue will host masterclasses, industry panels, and live performances by established and emerging talent.
Niger on Tuesday condemned the expulsion of two of its security agents from France, calling it a “serious and unacceptable act of ingratitude.”
'That "Hail Satan" is not welcome here.'
'Helen Haines is so loved and admired.'
On October 13, 2026, the world’s first commercial ship-to-ship bunkering of green ammonia fuel was completed at an anchorage in Zhoushan Port, Zhejiang Province, China. A total of 1,000 tonnes of green ammonia from the HyFlow-1 Songyuan Hydrogen Energy Industrial Park project, of China Energy Engineering Group (Energy China), was loaded through the dedicated liquid ammonia bunkering vessel Shenghang Yongle onto Mineral Europa, an ammonia-powered ship owned by Belgium’s CMB.TECH. After bunkering, the latter will leave Zhoushan and cross the Pacific to Australia for commercial service.
Not that there's exactly a 'lucky' day for Armageddon.
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