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Police cordoned off the area after two Greek media outlets receive warning calls that an explosive device would go off

Small plane crashes onto Tri-Rail tracks near I-95 in Boca Raton shortly after takeoff, FAA confirms.

Putin was shown on state TV greeting Witkoff in St Petersburg's presidential library at the start of the negotiations.

Public executions were common under Taliban rule (1996–2001), often held in sports stadiums before large crowds

Iran back in spotlight since Trump’s return; regional allies have faced major setbacks in recent months

At least 82 dead in rain-related incidents in Bihar over two days, says state disaster management department

Saudi Arabia uses AI and smart tech to manage pilgrim flow, prevent bottlenecks, and ensure safety at holy sites

Weather was poor, but not dangerous — officials are now focused on possible mechanical failure.

Surge is largely attributed to Dubai’s investor-friendly policies, low taxes, and high quality of life.

With rivals circling, Tesla must work hard to spark demand in an oil-rich market.

Gulf Business Power 100 celebrates Arab leaders driving transformation across various sectors.

A Siemens Mobility executive, his wife and three children were among six killed in a New York helicopter crash.

Carnegie Mellon student Jayson Ma’s visa was revoked weeks before graduation with no reason provided by authorities.

US commander removed from Greenland base following reported email distancing staff from VP JD Vance's remarks.

Celestial fans are in for a unique show with April’s dim yet dazzling full moon.

Trump administration claims the court had no authority in foreign matters.

The job cuts follow January’s buyout offer in the same division.

Roads remain impassable and homes submerged after relentless storms battered multiple states.

Incident occurred on January 19, 2025, after take-off from Bird Island. No one — not even the penguin — was injured.

The agreement maintains access while removing a controversial fast-track route.

Announcement follows visit by US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, the first Pentagon chief to visit Panama in decades

Markets plunge as US-China confrontation escalates

Barrick Gold's copper & gold project intends to lock in upwards of $2 billion in financing from international lenders

SSGC, SNGP submit financial requirements request to OGRA

A New York City Police spokesperson said that police boats were assisting in the rescue efforts on the Hudson.

Minor collision involving two planes adds to growing safety concerns at the US' busiest single-runway airport.

Among the dead were famed merengue singer Rubby Perez, two former Major League Baseball players and a local politician

The application process is online, requires a valid passport, email address, internet access, and a credit card.

Saudi ministry warns against fraudulent Hajj campaigns, urging pilgrims to use licenced service providers for safety.

Accusations intensify amid growing concerns over economic volatility

To the passengers' shock, the entire cabin crew was reportedly found asleep, some even snoring, in the plane.

90-day tariff suspension boosts market sentiment, but ministers warn of ongoing risks.

StopAntisemitism deems Ms Rachel’s posts on suffering of children in Gaza may have constituted foreign agent work.

The 90-day tariff relief offers Indian exporters a temporary reprieve, especially for shrimp.

Patel's dual role ended abruptly with little official explanation. He continues as the director of the FBI.

New digital mapping adds clarity to long-standing questions about the 1912 disaster

Tensions escalate ahead of Oman talks as Washington signals readiness for force

India's BSF has detained nearly a dozen Bangladeshis fleeing violence after Sheikh Hasina's ouster.

Renowned Dominican merengue singer Rubby Perez was performing on stage when the roof collapsed.

The strike took place in the Shujaiya neighbourhood of Gaza City, the agency's spokesman Mahmud Bassal told AFP.

In practical terms, the move is symbolic as the US already enforces sweeping sanctions on Iran.

Trump suspends some tariffs for 90 days, but 10% import duty and auto, steel, aluminum tariffs stay in place

Raises 'reciprocal' levies on Beijijng to 125%; China lashes back with 84% tariffs on US goods

Israel resumed strikes on Gaza on March 18, ending a two-month ceasefire with Hamas; truce efforts have failed

France may recognise Palestinian state within months, possibly at UN conference in June, says President Macron

US sanctions 5 Iran-based entities, 1 individual for aiding nuclear program aimed at developing a nuclear weapon

Over 150 people were rescued from the rubble on Tuesday. Since then, authorities have not pulled out any survivors.

Under the policy, content supporting groups US classifies as terrorist will be treated as grounds for visa denial