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A glacial lake burst in Bhutan, damaging the popular Gasa Tshachu hot springs and destroying key infrastructure.

The Milwaukee Brewers won their first World Series title this week. Despite the historic win, television viewership remained lower than expected.

Captain Roston Chase took three wickets to put the West Indies in a strong position against Bangladesh in Mirpur.

A young Palestinian boy named Imad Salem Zahra shares his story after surviving a gunshot wound to the head from Israeli soldiers.

Ukraine reported nearly 50,000 Russian casualties in October. This figure nears the monthly goal set by President Zelenskyy for late 2026.

Italy increased security as large crowds of students and workers protested against high living costs and international conflicts.

Transport Minister Óscar Puente refuses to resign following a deadly train crash in Spain that killed 69 people.

Senator Chris Murphy warned that Donald Trump’s plan to restart a war with Iran could cause major damage.

The Irish government is creating a new body to research the potential for a united Ireland. Prime Minister Micheal Martin confirmed the plan.

Senior commander Siddiq Ander has left the Rapid Support Forces. This departure marks the latest split within the Sudanese paramilitary group.

A court ruled that Russia can return to the world ice hockey championships. This ends a ban in place since 2022.

World number one Elena Rybakina has withdrawn from the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo due to a neck injury.