Fireworks Explosion at Mexico Religious Festival Kills at Least 10
A pyrotechnics explosion beside a church in Temascalcingo killed at least 10 people and injured 64 as hundreds gathered for a patron-saint celebration.
A pyrotechnics explosion beside a church in Temascalcingo killed at least 10 people and injured 64 as hundreds gathered for a patron-saint celebration.
Divers and scientists around South Korea’s Jeju Island are documenting collapsed soft corals as warm water, heavy rain and salinity changes stress marine ecosystems.
Nepal lowered flags for victims of the catastrophic China-border flood while rescuers continued searching hydropower tunnels and communities buried by mud and debris.
Safe-burial teams confronting Congo’s fast-moving Ebola outbreak face infection risk, community anger and exhaustion as health services struggle across conflict-affected provinces.
An environmental group says at least 37 people died after inhaling fumes while attempting to tap an oil pipeline in southern Nigeria, though the toll requires official confirmation.
The World Meteorological Organization says hotter conditions and extreme wildfire smoke increasingly threaten health, ecosystems and hard-won reductions in urban pollution.
Taiwan is presenting itself as a democratic and reliable semiconductor partner while balancing pressure to expand advanced-chip investment in the United States and Europe.
Beijing’s new financing framework combines public budgets, bank lending, insurance, bonds and private capital to strengthen agriculture and rural development through 2030.
The Bitcoin-based Liquid Network paused transactions after about 4,000 bitcoin were withdrawn from a federation wallet in an incident attributed to purported white-hat hackers.
Germany’s AfD won more than 43 percent in Saxony-Anhalt, reshaping regional politics while other parties maintained their refusal to form a coalition with it.