Just as France calmed down after the case of a student threatening a teacher with a ‘gun’ in class went viral, another scandal has hit the suburbs of Paris after a student beat and attempted to strangle his teacher at a school.
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The official Fox News account on Twitter has been silent for days, reportedly in protest at the platform’s slow response to content which the network says put host Tucker Carlson’s family in danger last week.
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A Canadian senator claims that unwilling indigenous women are still getting coerced into being sterilized across Canada. The senator now wants the “heinous” issue investigated nationwide.
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Outrage is growing in the Italian city of Naples as shocking pictures have emerged of young people dressed in skimpy satanic costumes while drinking and dancing at a Halloween party in one of its historic churches.
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Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has smashed records for its Singles Day, the world’s biggest 24-hour shopping event, despite an ongoing trade war with the US and waning domestic interest in the event.
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Barcelona's Uruguayan striker Luis Suarez found himself at the center of controversy over a bust-up with teammate Gerard Pique following the La Liga leaders' home loss against Real Betis on Sunday.
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An ‘outstanding soldier’ was at the centre of neo-Nazi terrorists’ attempts to recruit inside the British army. Mikko Vehvilainen was jailed for eight years after being convicted for membership of the banned-group National Action.
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Finland’s malfunctioning GPS signal was caused by Russia, and not the 50,000 troops, 10,000 combat vehicles and 250 aircraft taking part in massive Scandinavian NATO drills – at least that’s what the PM thinks probably happened.
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Striker Habib Habibou went from concerned teammate to winning goalscorer and back again as he helped Maccabi Petah Tikva to victory with a bizarre goal in the Israeli Premier League over the weekend.
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The company that owns British Airways is preparing for a possible no-deal Brexit as it looks to Madrid for help in holding onto its status as a European Union airline, according to a Spanish media report.
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The Iranian Central Bank has been cut off the SWIFT financial messaging system, the US Treasury Department has said. Disconnection makes it more difficult for the Islamic Republic to settle import and export bills.
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An Australian adult film star is blaming “jealous” women for a town’s endless campaign against porn. The anti-smut crusade has received support from men, feminists, Muslims and even former French president Francois Hollande.
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Israeli fighter jets have pounded the Gaza strip, after mortar fire from inside the Palestinian-controlled strip hit a bus in the Israeli side of the border, the Israel Defense Forces have said.
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The viral internet sensation from the Bourke Street terrorist attack in Melbourne, dubbed ‘Trolleyman’, is due to receive a major financial windfall after a GoFundMe campaign set up in his honor surpassed its original target.
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Red Bull prodigy Max Verstappen has been hit with a “public service” punishment for his furious post-race altercation with F1 rival Esteban Ocon, whom he shoved and branded a “f***ing idiot” over the pair’s crash in Brazil.
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A video showing a bear demanding and getting treats from a passing car has gone viral in Russia. The story behind it is both more interesting than expected, and really sad.
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Right-wing think tank the Henry Jackson Society has released a report titled ‘Putin Sees and Hears it all’ which includes a claim that every second Russian in London could be a spy or an informant.
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He is best known for bludgeoning opponents into submission in the MMA cage, but Russian UFC lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov has shown a softer side by heading to Nigeria on a charity mission.
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Libya has received the interest on Gaddafi’s frozen funds in Belgian banks, but doesn’t know who benefitted, hinting that the money was either misused or embezzled, reports Al Arabia, quoting the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA).
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Some of the the UK's largest companies are planning to implant their staff with microchips to “improve security” and restrict employees from accessing “sensitive documents,” sparking ethical concerns over such a move.
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A Vietnamese refugee turned Australian citizen who is accused of planting needles in strawberries that were distributed up and down the country is said to have acted out of “revenge” as she was angry with her boss.
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