Baby boy found alive in dog crate after being 'buried for 24 hours'
The boy vanished on Monday after being left in his father’s care while his mom ran an errand
Father arrested after baby boy found buried alive in dog crate
‘Hopefully at 11 months old, he will not remember much of this as he grows older, just to have a great inspiring story to tell,’ the sheriff said
Bessent’s relocation: From US to EU, is Iran bringing war to Western soil?
A deliberate expansion of Iran’s campaign of retaliation beyond the Middle East could be taking place, said an expert.
Finland approves Tesla assisted driving cars ahead of EU vote
Finland has given Tesla the green light to use its assisted driving technology on its vehicles, but the system still needs EU-wide approval before it can be rolled out across the bloc.
Brazil electoral court fines Meta, sees no deliberate election bias
The fine came after President Lula's coalition filed a complaint. The court said there was no evidence of intent to influence the election. Meta said it will defend itself against "false allegations."
Another Russian diesel tanker turns away from US as Trump’s deal with Putin falls apart
Despite President Trump promising up to a million tons of diesel from Russia, so far no barrels have arrived in the US
Exclusive: EU's Kallas says US 'can't negotiate on our behalf' on lifting Russia sanctions
In an exclusive interview with FRANCE 24, the EU's top diplomat Kaja Kallas discusses the war in Ukraine, the situation in the Middle East and a possible change in US President Donald Trump's foreign policy following the
Inside the fight against Denmark’s ‘straight up racist’ housing law
Residents say Denmark’s ‘ghetto law’ is breaking up strong communities, as the Supreme Court prepares to rule.
Democrats lash out at no-show colleagues after Hegseth survives impeachment push
‘People should have gotten their raggedy selves up these steps to vote,’ said California Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove after resolution against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth fails to pass
Charlotte Gainsbourg brings pioneering French lawyer Gisèle Halimi to the screen
New French film "Women on trial" revisits the landmark case in 1972 that paved the way for abortion legislation in France. Critic Manon Kerjean tells us why performances from Charlotte Gainsbourg and Cécile de France car
David Walliams cameo cut from Australian film after sexual harassment allegations
Children’s author and comedian, who wrote the book on which the movie Fing! is based, will also be removed from the publicity tour Revealed: David Walliams accused of using celebrity status to prey on young women for sex
Pete Hegseth was somehow saved from impeachment by a DC traffic jam
The fiasco has prompted other Democrats to lash out at their missing colleagues, while pundits pointed the finger at an under-pressure House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries
Is AIIB's complaint mechanism failing affected communities?
The AIIB has a grievance redress mechanism for people affected by projects it finances. But those seeking to file a complaint face significant hurdles. Critics say reforms and greater transparency are needed.
Lots of Competition to Catholicism in Peru as Pope Returns for Visit
Pope Leo spent nearly two decades in Peru, rising to bishop and becoming a citizen. But many Peruvians have turned to evangelical churches, seeking a more expressive and direct connection to God.
European gaming firms say new EU consumer rules will ‘cripple’ the industry
The EU's Digital Fairness Act clamps down on video-game practices where players are encouraged to spend real money to keep playing.
Russia-Ukraine talks turn to post-war security but end without breakthrough
Talks in Abu Dhabi centred around Europe's security framework, with US envoys due to meet Putin and Zelensky on Thursday.
Qatar Grand Prix was ‘right decision’ despite regional tensions: MotoGP
MotoGP chief says 'it was normal that the riders showed their concerns' but was surprised at Yamaha's withdrawal.
Kidnapper, 74, escapes from house arrest in Argentina by abseiling from balcony
Leonardo Bertulazzi, a former member of the Marxist guerrilla group the Red Brigades, was about to be extradited to his home country of Italy.
Russia, Ukraine agree on prisoner exchange as talks end without major breakthrough
Russia and Ukraine agreed to a large exchange of prisoners of war, both sides said Wednesday as two days of US mediated talks concluded, but they announced no major breakthrough on ending the conflict that began after Mo
Three Iran-backed suspects plotted attacks including RAF Fairford incident, US says
The US Department of Justice says the men were involved in a string of plots, including a major incident near the UK airbase that is used by US armed forces.
US cautions Madagascar over growing military ties with Russia
The United States has raised concerns over Madagascar's growing military cooperation with Russia, warning that similar partnerships in West Africa have failed to curb militant violence.
Russia bars four French figures over expulsion of Xenia Fedorova
One of those targeted says the ban is "recognition" of his work against foreign interference, while the EU accuses the former RT France chief of spreading Kremlin talking points on French television.
A Portuguese group will manufacture components for Swedish Saab fighter jets
A Swedish company announced a partnership with Portuguese industrial group Vangest to produce eight complex parts in Portugal for Gripen E/F fighters. The Swedish jet is among the options to renew the Portuguese Air Forc
Italy vs France: UEFA Nations League – preview, team news, predictions
Kylian Mbappe 'under treatment' as Group A1 leaders France travel to Italy for a game at the San Siro, Milan.
Protesters Throw Projectiles at Biden During Dublin Trip
Video showed demonstrators from a pro-Palestinian protest throwing projectiles at former President Joseph R. Biden Jr. after he attended an event at Trinity College Dublin on Tuesday.
Portugal closes all schools and non-essential services over Storm Charles
It was the first time in living memory that Portugal’s roughly 8,000 schools had cancelled classes nationwide due to a forecast storm.
Gold miners expelled by Guinea start leaving assembly site in Mali
On November 7, Bamako announced that it had taken in around 160,000 people expelled from Guinea since the start of operations against illegal mining
Judge Allows Trump’s Defamation Lawsuit Against the BBC to Proceed
President Trump is seeking damages from the British broadcaster over a documentary it conceded was misleadingly edited.
Russian and Ukrainian negotiators report some progress in peace talks
They agreed to an exchange of prisoners of war, but there was no major breakthrough on ending the conflict that began with Moscow’s invasion in 2022.
Argentine lawyer mocks UK’s sovereignty claim in Falklands oil case
Lawyer says Britain wrong to believe in historic doctrine that Crown has sovereignty over parts of oceans Britain should not be permitted to act as a 17th-century colonial power treating the waters around the Falkland Is
Armistice Day in France: Commemorating the end of World War I
With less than six months to go before the presidential election, the 11 November commemorations have taken on a political hue. On Wednesday, Emmanuel Macron presided over his final ceremony in Paris, whilst the candidat
Germany vows action after military report exposes widespread sexual abuse
The report found that 40 per cent of female soldiers had experienced at least one episode of sexual misconduct in the past 12 months
Spain: General strike over housing costs before national election
Millions of Spanish workers shut down businesses and public transportation in a protest on Wednesday over housing costs that the government hopes to leverage before a national election later this month. The walkout — und
Corruption remains illegal despite 'tone' from Trump administration, California's top prosecutor warns
The reminder was issued on Tuesday
FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2026 set for November kick-off
The countdown to the FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2026 is underway, with teams arriving in Doha ahead of the tournament.
Israel is ‘disrupting entire ecosystems’, including Lebanon’s wheat crop
Lebanese wheat production hit by war as farmlands face severe destruction in the south and Bekaa Valley.
Kenya discharges last Ebola patient, begins 42-day countdown to being declared Ebola-free
Kenya has discharged its last Ebola patient, triggering a crucial 42-day countdown to being declared Ebola-free.
The history of ‘sexpionage’ after Nvidia CEO's affair with suspected Chinese spy
Intelligence agencies have often made use of the suggestion, promise or reality of sex
Client sues Beverly Hills matchmakers after shelling out $20,000 on an alleged promised marriage
The defendants are Matchmakers in the City, the Beverly Hills service, and its two sibling creators, Alessandra Conti and Cristina Conti Pineda
Is the US blue wave a turning point for Europe, too?
Far-right populists remain insurgent and pro-EU governments are braced for Trump’s betrayal. But the midterms also showed that democracy can fight back • Don’t get This Is Europe delivered to your inbox? Sign up here “Is
Who is Alice Huang? The alleged spy at center of Nvidia CEO affair scandal
Singapore-based AI computing company Megaspeed, where Alice Huang was a senior executive, is once again back in the spotlight
Kenya discharges last Ebola patient, awaits disease-free status
Health Minister Aden Duale says Kenya will continue to exercise prevention measures until December 23.
EU targets subscription traps, addictive design and hidden fees with new digital rules
The European Commission's proposed Digital Fairness Act would introduce new protections against unfair online commercial practices, alongside a separate enforcement reform that could see companies fined up to 6% of their
Ukraine-Russia war latest: Moscow shot down own helicopter and killed two pilots during drone battle, Kyiv claims
Ukrainian drone attacks on oil refineries since October have reportedly cut Russia's refining capacity by 30 per cent
Hoax bomb alerts sent to schools in Italy, UK and Ireland
European officials suspect Russia or Iran may be behind a campaign of disruption to everyday life.
Nvidia Scandal Unveils a Fierce Spy War Raging Behind Trump and Xi’s Diplomacy
That the United States suspected Nvidia’s leader was a Chinese spy target underscores the deep distrust between the two powers, even as their leaders try to stabilize ties.
Napa Valley winery sued after worker allegedly started wildfire that destroyed harvests
The California winery denies the allegations, calling the lawsuit an attempt to exploit the industry's declining demand
Ukraine and Russia agree to large-scale prisoner exchange after second day of talks
Thousands of Ukrainians are held in Russian captivity