Teen survived 10,000ft fall into Amazon, 11 days alone
In 1971, Juliane Koepcke fell from a crashing plane into the Amazon. She survived 11 days alone, battling injuries and maggots. Read her incredible story of resilience.
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Woman survives 10,000ft fall into Amazon, 11-day ordeal
Juliane Koepcke fell from a plane in 1971 and survived 11 days alone in the Amazon rainforest with horrific injuries. Discover her incredible story of survival.
First Security Force Fatality in Iran's Widening Protests
A volunteer in Iran's Revolutionary Guard is killed during economic protests, marking a potential escalation. Read the latest on the unrest and government response.
Iran's Economic Crisis Ignites Major Nationwide Protests
Mass protests erupt across Iran as the rial's collapse sparks fury over living costs. Students, traders, and demonstrators demand political change in the largest unrest since 2022.
Global New Year's Eve Order: Who Celebrates First?
Discover the fascinating global order of New Year's Eve celebrations, from Kiribati at 10am UK time to the last revelers. Explore how time zones and the International Date Line create a 26-hour wave of festivities.
From Kiribati to Hawaii: The New Year's Eve Global Order
Discover the fascinating global sequence of New Year celebrations, from first in Kiribati to last in Hawaii. Explore how time zones and the International Date Line create a 26-hour wave of festivities.
Miliband: Democracy in retreat amid 59 global conflicts
David Miliband warns democracy is retreating amid 59 global conflicts and aid cuts, endangering millions. The IRC chief highlights a crisis of impunity and faltering international order.
Roman history explains why our year starts on January 1st
As we welcome 2026, discover the ancient Roman revolt in Spain that forced a calendar change, moving New Year's Day from March to January. Uncover the history behind the dates.
Huge Crowds Attend Funeral of Bangladesh's Khaleda Zia
Massive crowds gather in Dhaka for the funeral of former Bangladesh PM Khaleda Zia. The nation observes three days of mourning as a key political era ends. Read the full story.
Iran protests: Third day of unrest, government seeks talks
Major protests over economic hardship rock Iran for a third day. The government, in a rare move, pledges dialogue as inflation hits 42.5%. Read the latest developments.
US commits $480m to Ivory Coast health sector
The United States has signed a $480 million health pact with Ivory Coast, the latest in a series of 'America First' global funding agreements. Discover the details and implications.
Global New Year's Eve events cancelled over safety fears
Major New Year's Eve events from Sydney to Moscow are cancelled due to terror threats, crowd safety, and national tragedies. Discover the full list of affected cities and the reasons behind the decisions.
Iran Protests Erupt Over Soaring Costs, Government Offers Dialogue
Major protests over Iran's economic crisis have erupted, with students and merchants demonstrating. The government offers rare dialogue as Trump and Netanyahu weigh new strikes. Read the latest.
American's 4 'Rude' Words That Shock in the UK
An American living in Manchester lists four everyday words with very different—and often embarrassing—meanings across the pond. Discover the language barriers she faces.
Former Bangladesh PM Khaleda Zia Dies Aged 80
Bangladesh's first female prime minister, Khaleda Zia, has died aged 80. Her political rivalry with Sheikh Hasina shaped a generation of politics. Read the full story.
World in Photos: Heatwaves, Protests, and Diplomacy
A visual journey across the globe on Monday 29 December 2025, from scorching Adelaide beaches to frosty Spanish protests and high-stakes talks at Mar-a-Lago.
Brazilian Mystic's 2026 Predictions: War, Cyberattacks, Climate
Brazilian psychic Athos Salomé, the 'Living Nostradamus', shares his ominous 2026 predictions for global conflict, cyber warfare, and climate disasters. Discover what he foresees for Europe, Asia, and public health.
Bolsonaro's Nerve Block for Hiccups After Coup Conviction
Jailed ex-president Jair Bolsonaro undergoes a phrenic nerve block for persistent hiccups. Read the latest on his health and 27-year sentence for plotting a coup.
Trump health fears as detail on hand sparks concern
Concerns have been raised about Donald Trump's health after a noticeable mark was seen on his hand ahead of a key meeting with Ukraine's President Zelensky. Follow the latest developments.
Surfers Ride Waves on Gaza's War-Damaged Coastline
AP photos capture surfers returning to the Mediterranean off Gaza City, where the shoreline shows clear scars from the Israel-Hamas conflict. See the powerful images of resilience.
Freezing Rain Floods Gaza Camps, Worsening Humanitarian Crisis
Heavy rain floods makeshift camps in Gaza, with hypothermia deaths reported. Aid deliveries fall short as displaced families describe tents destroyed and belongings soaked.
2025's Most Butchered Words: Agyemang, Louvre & More
A new study reveals the most mispronounced words of 2025, featuring football star Michelle Agyemang, the Louvre museum, and viral trends. Discover how to say them correctly.
Top 5 positive news stories from a turbulent 2025
Amid a year of conflict and political drama, we highlight five uplifting headlines from 2025, including Pope Francis's mobile clinic and the Lionesses' Euros win. Read for a dose of positivity.
Millions Face Hunger in Afghanistan After International Aid Cuts
Severe cuts to international humanitarian aid have plunged Afghanistan into a devastating winter crisis, with over 17 million facing acute hunger. Read how aid reductions and refugee returns are creating a perfect storm of suffering.
World in 20 Pictures: A Week of Conflict and Solstice
From Christmas in Kyiv to destruction in the West Bank and the winter solstice at Stonehenge, explore the past week through 20 powerful images from global photojournalists.
AP's Top Photos: Christmas in Venezuela & Bolivian Tradition
Explore AP's powerful photo gallery from Latin America & the Caribbean, featuring Venezuelan migrants celebrating Christmas at home and a climber scaling a glacier in traditional pollera dress.
Mukherjee wins 2025 Rupert Cornwell Prize for journalism
Freelance journalist Trisha Mukherjee is named winner of the 2025 Rupert Cornwell Prize. Her proposed series on the US-Mexico border secured the £5,000 award for emerging talent. Read more.
Bolsonaro has double hernia surgery while imprisoned
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro undergoes a four-hour double hernia operation in Brasília. The imprisoned ex-leader was granted temporary release from his 27-year sentence for the procedure.
Pope's Christmas Mass Addresses Gaza Crisis
In his inaugural Christmas Day address, Pope Leo XIV highlighted the dire plight of Palestinians in Gaza and called for genuine global dialogue to achieve peace. Read his powerful message.
Pope Leo XIV leads first Christmas mass for thousands
Pope Leo XIV presided over his inaugural Midnight Mass at St Peter's Basilica, while Bethlehem's Manger Square saw a resurgence of festive spirit with 6,000 attendees. Read the full story.
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