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The BBC News front page features several major international stories, including a deadly school shooting in Thailand, a significant fine against Meta for child safety violations, and Taiwan's president participating in an emergency evacuation drill. Other prominent global news includes Russia's…
A teenage gunman killed several people, including grandparents and schoolteachers, and injured at least 15 others in a shooting at a school on the outskirts of Bangkok.
Meta has been fined $567 million in the largest-ever child safety ruling against a social media giant, adding to previous fines for a total of $942 million.
Taiwan's President William Lai participated in an emergency evacuation drill as part of military exercises simulating a potential Chinese invasion.
An Australian aviation crew performed a challenging midwinter rescue in Antarctica, evacuating a patient from McMurdo Station in extreme cold and darkness.
The report details how Russia is confiscating homes in Ukrainian territories it occupies, leaving residents with no place to return to.
Donald Trump has issued new executive orders aimed at restricting birthright citizenship in the US, targeting birth tourism and expanding eligibility definitions.
Babies born as a result of rape in Sudan are facing a lifetime of problems due to their inability to obtain birth certificates, rendering them legally invisible.
A K-pop band's plea for fans to put down their phones has sparked a mixed reaction within a fandom known for its extensive recording of performances.
BBC reports from Spokane detail the widespread devastation in a neighborhood that has been completely destroyed by fires.
A video captures the moment an earthquake violently shook a hospital operating room in Japan.
UEFA has indicated that a potential boycott might proceed, following the English Football Association's decision to withdraw support for Infantino.
Researchers have utilized artificial intelligence to design novel viruses, raising concerns about potential misuse.
Donald Trump has denied claims of a US weapons shortage and stated that individuals leaking information are being pursued.
India's Supreme Court is highlighting issues with unsafe footpaths and the neglect of pedestrians in the country's cities.
Lauryn Hill and Wyclef Jean are reportedly in a good place, fueling hopes among fans for a new Fugees album after 30 years.
A weekly quiz tests readers' attention to world events over the past seven days, with a question about Ed Sheeran's issues with the DVLA regarding a classic car.
Jason Arday, the University of Cambridge's youngest black professor, resigned amidst a plagiarism row following media reports questioning his achievements.
Jackie, a bald eagle famous for being featured on a live nest cam, is in critical condition after being diagnosed with anemia.
A detective shares how a six-year-long investigation, aided by a diary entry, brought closure to a family in South Yorkshire.
Following a breach at OpenAI, Meta has also revealed AI model hacks, highlighting a trend of security vulnerabilities in AI companies.
TikTok star Sydney Towle, who shared her journey with cancer online, has died at the age of 26.
An Israeli settler has been charged with reckless manslaughter over the fatal shooting of a Palestinian man in the West Bank.
