As Brazil Prepares for Election Runoff, a Town Offers Clues to Bolsonaro’s Rise

At least one dead and four injured in Paris suburb shooting

Anti-terrorism police have taken up the investigation into the incident in Trappes, to the west of Paris.

Three fathers cleaned a creek for their kids; 50 neighbours joined the cause

Mississippi turns 31-ton propane tank once used for firefighter training into artificial reef

A 31-ton propane tank and steel tower once used for firefighter training in Mississippi have been sunk about 13 miles offshore to create an artificial reef for marine life. Supported by Chevron and local organisations, the project aims to provide shelter for fish and improve fishing opportunities. A similar reef created in 2023 now supports more than 530 red snapper, according to official estimates.

Doctors tell the BBC about the targeting of Sudanese hospitals by paramilitary fighters

A BBC investigation has found evidence that Sudanese paramilitary fighters systematically destroyed el-Fasher's healthcare system during their long siege and subsequent takeover of the city in Darfur a year ago. BBC Africa correspondent Barbara Plett Usher explains.

DiCaprio-linked group buys 52,000 acres on Chilean island; protected status still under negotiation

In 2025, Guafo Island in Chile was acquired with a mission: to safeguard its rich wildlife and thwart harmful development. Collaborative efforts between local partners and authorities are vital in securing legal protections for the island. Engaging indigenous communities in resource negotiations enhances respect for local customs while ensuring a strategic management plan, pivotal for the island's ecological integrity and cultural preservation.

Ukraine says Starlink still restricted after Trump says limits lifted

Issues remain with the network used by the Ukrainian military, sources say, after repeated denials of a deliberate slowdown.

New York family blocks road with tree trunks, court awards it to neighbouring club

In a landmark ruling, a New York family has lost their claim to a shared private road that now belongs to a nearby recreational club. This road, previously amicably used for decades, became contentious in 2021 when disagreements over access arose. The state’s highest court ultimately sided with the club, citing its historical maintenance and usage, despite the family's assertions of permission based on their long-term relationship.

Malawi opposition demands answers over president's prolonged stay abroad

This is President Peter Mutharika's fifth visit to South Africa this year.

Tanker carrying Russian diesel heads to US days after Trump’s surprise deal with Moscow

New York couple's $6.83 million divorce award upheld after appeals court reviews business interests and payments

In a recent high-profile divorce case, Shirley F. Atkins emerged victorious with a settlement of $6.83 million from James C. Atkins. The appeals court affirmed her entitlement to 22.5% of his business interests and stock sale proceeds. Both sides presented compelling arguments to adjust this percentage. Furthermore, the court ruled on tax responsibilities and payment structures, illustrating its power in equitable asset distribution during divorce proceedings.

Five Israelis wounded and two suspected Palestinian attackers killed in West Bank shooting

The attack comes at a time of heightened tensions in the occupied West Bank and four days before Israel's general election.

Hospitals deliberately targeted by Sudan's RSF fighters, BBC finds

The UN human rights chief Volker Türk says the multiple attacks may amount to war crimes.