'Almost whole island homeless' in Hurricane Beryl's wake
Union Island, which lies off St Vincent and the Grenadines, has been devastated by the powerful hurricane.
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Bird flu pandemic feared to be spreading in slow motion
Scientists have been reported to be fearing a "slow-motion" version of a bird flu pandemic after the virus was detected in 129 dairy herds in the United States, which would make transmission to humans more likely, particularly in the wake of detections among other mammals such
Hurricane Beryl marks early season beginning
After reaching category 5 in the Caribbean, Hurricane Beryl was not feared to reach Colombia's Caribbean shores but would nevertheless significantly affect navigation in the area. Strong winds hit Jamaica late Monday, sweeping away power lines and flooding the streets of other
Mexican gang fight leaves pile of bodies
Officials found 19 bodies in and around a dumper truck abandoned in southern Chiapas state.
All red numbers as Argentina enters "Phase 2" of its economic plan
Local and international markets alike did not react well Monday after Argentine Economy Minister Luis 'Toto' Caputo and Central Bank (BCRA) CEO Santiago Bausili tried to explain the Libertarian administration's next steps to stabilize the economy of South America's
Falklands Legislative Assembly celebrates UK Armed Forces Day
The Legislative Assembly of the Falkland Islands proudly commemorates Armed Forces Day, the 29th of June, honoring the brave service-people who serve and have served in the Armed Forces. This day is a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by our service members, and an
British Army and Royal Marines commandoes in central London exercise
Royal Marines and British Army soldiers have taken to the streets of London to storm two underground stations, three tourist attractions and the Royal Albert Hall – but it was all part of a training operation called Exercise Felix Assault.
Heavy snow threatens the livelihood of animals in Argentine Patagonia
Breeders in Argentine Patagonia went wild on social media after heavy snowfalls completely covered their animals placing around 1 million of them in danger of starving to death as the region goes through one of its coldest winters in the last decades. A video that went viral on
Flying in the eye of Hurricane Beryl
As the storm reaches the Caribbean, weather researchers fly through the cloud to gather data.
Venezuela's Maduro agrees to resume talks with US
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro announced Monday that he would be seeking to resume talks with the United States this week while his government referred to the European Union as one of the "most inefficient organizations in the world" less than a month ahead of local
King Charles III new photographic portrait to commemorate Armed Forces Day
To commemorate this year's United Kingdom's Armed Forces Day a new photograph of the King in military uniform has been released. Held annually on the last Saturday of June, Armed Forces Day is a day for the country to show its support for veterans, service families, cadets and
Ban on Heavy Fuel Oil shipping in Arctic waters has become effective
An international ban starting July first, on the use of Heavy Fuel Oil, HFO, in the Arctic region adopted by the United Nations maritime body, the International Maritime Organization (IMO), at the Marine Environment Protection Committee, in June 2021, has come into effect
Labour's emphatic NO to any Falklands sovereignty talks with Argentina
The United Kingdom Labour's foreign affairs spokesperson David Lammy replied with an emphatic NO, when asked if a British government led by the Labour party would be prepared to sit and discuss Falklands/Malvinas sovereignty with Argentine president Javier Milei.