El Hierro declares emergency amid migrant surge
El Hierro declares emergency after 3,300 migrants arrive in weeks, straining island services and prompting Madrid for aid.
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Herzog tasks Eisenkot with forming Israeli government after opposition leader secures 67 lawmakers' backing versus 46 for Netanyahu.
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Police use tear gas against protesters in Milan
Italian police deployed tear gas Saturday after demonstrators threw stones and bottles during protests over fuel costs and military spending.
Albanian woman, 117, may be world's oldest living person
Qamile Marra's identity documents show a birth date of August 19, 1909, making her two days older than the current Guinness record holder.
Mass panic at religious festival in India kills at least 17
A stampede erupted Saturday evening at a pavilion exit during Durga Puja in Kolkata after a misleading announcement, leaving numerous injured.
Russian air defenses destroy dozens of drones targeting Moscow
Air defense systems shot down multiple waves of Ukrainian drones approaching Moscow over recent days, authorities said.
Morgan criticizes Sanremo choice of De Martino as artistic director
Singer Morgan questioned RAI's decision to appoint dancer Stefano De Martino as Sanremo Festival artistic director, calling for greater focus on music.
Laura Pausini reportedly withdraws from Viña del Mar 2027
Italian singer Laura Pausini has reportedly pulled out of the 2027 Viña del Mar Festival, where she was set to receive the Platinum Seagull award.
King Charles acknowledges slavery injustices during Caribbean tour
King Charles said Commonwealth leaders will discuss slavery at next week's summit in Antigua and Barbuda, as Caribbean nations press for reparations.
India deploys extra forces after dam protests escalate
Security personnel deployed in remote northeast after violent clashes over planned hydropower project near Chinese border.
Police clash with protesters in Milan and Bologna over cost of living
Italian police deployed tear gas and water cannons Saturday during demonstrations against rising living costs, with clashes reported in multiple cities.
NASA details Artemis III mission to low Earth orbit in 2027
Four astronauts will dock with two prototype lunar landers in preparation for a 2028 Moon landing.
Parents of nurse killed by federal agents demand accountability
Alex Pretti's parents say the government is shielding immigration officers involved in their son's January death and has provided no substantive information.
Two death investigations underway in New York appear connected
New York State Police are investigating two deaths that appear linked after finding a woman dead in Moira and a truck driver dead near Lyons.