“Where were you for a month?”: Bihar flood-hit woman's blunt question to leaders goes viral
A video has drawn widespread attention after a flood-affected woman from Bihar used it to call out the state's political leadership over what she desc.
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Voting under way in Sweden election that could see far right in government
The far-right Sweden Democrats party could enter government for the first time if right-wing bloc wins.
World's Oldest Message: In 1906, a British biologist released 1,020 weighted bottles with messages to map North Sea currents; 55% returned quickly, while one resurfaced 108 years later
Rest of World News: In an incredible tale of persistence and ocean currents, a glass bottle released in 1906 finally returns after 108 years, uncovering a historic scientific experiment by biologist George Parker Bidder. Discover how this experiment mapped North Sea currents and more.
In 2016, WFP helped Sahrawi refugees grow barley without soil in the Sahara; hydroponic trays produced fresh animal feed in seven days while using 90% less water
Rest of World News: In 2016, the World Food Programme introduced innovative hydroponics to empower Sahrawi refugees in the Sahara with soil-free barley cultivation, drastically improving animal feed production and saving water.
In 2018, Cartier’s parent company disclosed destroying nearly €500 million of luxury watches; it bought them back to prevent heavy discounts from weakening its brands
US News: Discover how Richemont, the parent company of Cartier, destroyed nearly €500 million in unsold luxury watches to protect brand value and maintain exclusivity in the market. Understand the impact of inventory management on luxury pricing and consumer perception.
Explained: Why the West is acting now on Israel's 'settler terrorists' & 'ethnic cleansing' of West Bank
Middle East News: For years, the international response to Israel's settlement project in the occupied West Bank followed a familiar pattern: condemnation, UN resolutio.
Mystery son and disputed heir: Uganda’s king buried amid succession dispute
The 34-year-old monarch’s death has opened a rare challenge to the traditional process of choosing Tooro’s next king.
At 100, Atlanta's Barbara Haig still drives her white Ford Mustang; she says caution, not age, will determine how long she stays behind the wheel
US News: At an age when many people are content to slow down, Barbara Haig is still putting the top down and heading out in her white Ford Mustang. According t.
In 2001, Bear Grylls bought a remote Welsh island for £95,000; after four years rebuilding its only house, it now runs off-grid on wind, solar and harvested rainwater
UK News: In 2001, Bear Grylls bought a remote island off the coast of north Wales for £95,000. At the time, the island had just one house, which Grylls describ.
Richard Jupp on leaving Elbow and his recovery from addiction
Elbow's drummer Richard Jupp had everything... but still knew he was heading in the wrong direction.
What can be done in the West Midlands to reduce risk of wildfires?
Politicians and firefighters discuss how we should tackle future wildfire risks.
In 2024, New York turned 250 discarded Christmas trees into nearly 600 feet of breakwaters; by fall, the trees were trapping sediment around a restored salt marsh
US News: What looked like holiday waste ended up helping rebuild a fragile salt marsh at Jamaica Bay, where the trees were turned into nearly 600 feet of natur.
Trump: US President continues two-day visit of Ireland
The US president will spend the day watching the Irish Open after saying he would love to see a united Ireland.
Ending rough sleeping 'more than a housing issue' – Essex charity
Andy Burnham wants to get people "in from the cold" by Christmas, but the scale of the task is huge.
PM's top security adviser says Europe faces hard winter to keep pressure on Putin
In rare public remarks, Jonathan Powell said now was not the time for European nations to take their "foot off the gas".
Capacete quebra ao meio após rajada de vento derrubar placa | G1
A vítima, Francisco José Rufino, contou ao g1 que não sofreu fraturas graves, mas teve escoriações nas costas, nas mãos e nos pés. O caso ocorreu neste sábado (12) em Quixeramobim.
Projeto Quem Resolve: os problemas de 10 regiões do Distrito Federal | G1
Projeto da TV Globo e do g1 percorreu Distrito Federal para ouvir moradores e identificar principais problemas enfrentados pela população às vésperas das eleições de 2026.
Inscrições para o concurso da Prefeitura de Cuité de Mamanguape, PB, com salários de até R$ 11,9 mil terminam neste domingo (13) | G1
Certame oferece 116 vagas para cargos de níveis fundamental, médio, técnico e superior