Mahoba: Pickup truck ran over women returning from a wedding, 3 dead
Three women were killed in Mahoba, India, when a reckless pickup truck ran over them while they were walking home after cooking for a wedding.
Target in BA of operation against Fernando Bezerra Coelho is a relative of the former senator and received nearly R$ 190 million in alleged scheme
A relative of former senator Fernando Bezerra Coelho is under investigation for receiving nearly R$ 190 million in suspected corruption and fraud linked to infrastructure projects in Pernambuco.
Hospital and gym flooded, lightning strikes and destroyed streets: rains cause damage in the interior of BA
Heavy rains have caused significant flooding and damage in various towns in the interior of Bahia, Brazil.
Councilman arrested on suspicion of participating in fraud schemes in BA
The president of the City Council of Sobradinho, Edson Cardoso dos Santos, and six others were arrested for suspected involvement in public contract fraud during Operation Kit Dispensa.
BA worker accused of masturbating near colleague wins unfair dismissal tribunal
A British Airways employee has won his case for unfair dismissal after he was accused of masturbating near a colleague, with an employment tribunal ruling in his favor following a cleared court case.
Judge Carlos Alberto Dultra Cintra, former president of the TJ-BA, dies at 82
Former President of the Bahia Court of Justice, Carlos Alberto Dultra Cintra, has passed away at the age of 82.
VIDEO: bridge collapses after heavy rains on BA-046 in the interior of Bahia
A bridge collapsed on BA-046 in Bahia following heavy rainfall that exceeded 150 millimeters.
Applications for the judges' reserve list selection at TJ-BA open this Monday; salary can reach R$ 11,000
The application period for the judges' reserve list selection at the Bahia Court of Justice (TJ-BA) opens on Monday, with a salary potential of up to R$ 11,135.67.
Senegal: Symbolic March in Dakar Against Police Violence
A symbolic march took place in Dakar, Senegal, to protest police violence following the death of a student during clashes at the University Cheikh Anta Diop.
Senegal: a collective criticizes the methods of law enforcement after the death of student Abdoulaye Ba
In Senegal, civil society has formed a collective to critique police brutality following the death of a 21-year-old student, Abdoulaye Ba, during a law enforcement operation.
Heavy rain leaves streets flooded in cities in the interior of Bahia
Heavy rains have caused flooding in the streets of Cipó and Ribeira do Amparo in Bahia, Brazil, although no displacements have been reported.
Hospital Closure: Head of Expert Committee Considers 700 Clinics in Germany Dispensable
The head of a crucial health committee in Germany believes that around 700 hospitals are unnecessary, suggesting a potential reduction in the number of hospitals from 1,700 to around 1,000 to improve healthcare quality.
Exhibition in Salvador (BA) brings together hundreds of works by Vik Muniz, one of Brazil's most important contemporary artists
An exhibition in Salvador features hundreds of works by acclaimed Brazilian artist Vik Muniz, showcasing some pieces that have never been displayed in Brazil before.
Woman reports being raped on the street while on her way home in BA; security camera recorded the action of the suspect
A woman alleges she was raped by a man on the street in Dias D'Ávila, Brazil, with the incident captured on a security camera.
G-BA on Lecanemab: Setback for New Alzheimer Drug
Germany's G-BA has determined that Lecanemab offers no proven added benefit over existing Alzheimer's treatments, raising questions about its future use.
Senegal: the prosecutor's account of the death of a UCAD student struggles to convince
The prosecutor's explanation for the death of Abdoulaye Ba, a student at the University Cheikh Anta Diop of Dakar, is met with skepticism from his family and student representatives.
Carlinhos Brown commands the Ash Wednesday parade in Salvador (BA)
In Salvador, Carlinhos Brown led the traditional Ash Wednesday parade, maintaining the festive spirit of Carnival with electrifying performances that left thousands of attendees exuberant.
Agenda in Buenos Aires: Afters BA, hamburger festival, and the closing of the Chinese New Year
Buenos Aires is hosting a variety of cultural and culinary events from February 18 to 22, 2026, including the closing of the Afters BA music series, a hamburger festival, and celebrations for the Chinese New Year.
Headlines: Are we heading towards the end of the university crisis in Senegal?
The university crisis in Senegal escalates following the death of a student, leading to widespread protests and a nationwide mobilization for justice.
Senegal prosecutor rejects accusations police tortured and killed student
A Senegalese prosecutor has dismissed claims that a student who died during police intervention was tortured, asserting that he died from jumping from a building.
Senegal: According to the public prosecutor, the death of a student from Ucad is not related to police violence
The Senegalese public prosecutor stated that the death of a university student was due to a fall, not police violence.
Tank built at a cost of 6.5 million starts leaking as soon as water is filled
A water storage tank in Uttar Pradesh, built at a cost of 6.5 million rupees, started leaking shortly after its completion, raising concerns about the integrity of government water projects.
BIX drummer Gintautas Gascevičius released a mystical novel "Ka ir Ba"
Gintautas Gascevičius, the drummer of BIX, has released a novel titled "Ka ir Ba," which explores the complex layers of urban reality and perception.
Autopsy shows dead Senegal student suffered multiple traumas
An autopsy report reveals that a Senegalese medical student died from multiple traumas and massive internal bleeding during a police intervention at a university campus.
The water tank built at a cost of crores in Mahoba cracked as soon as it was filled
A water tank built in Mahoba, India, under the Jal Jeevan Mission cracked upon being filled for the first time due to poor construction materials, leading to complaints from locals.
Senegal: UCAD students worry about the transparency of the investigation into Abdoulaye Ba's death
Students at the University of Dakar (UCAD) are expressing concern over the transparency of the investigation following the death of fellow student Abdoulaye Ba.
Senegal: Senegal University Suspends Student Associations Following Deadly Clashes
Senegal's largest university has suspended student associations following violent protests that resulted in the death of a student amid calls for judicial clarity.
Senegal: student associations suspended
Student associations in Senegal have been suspended amid ongoing tensions between students and authorities following protests that resulted in the death of a 20-year-old student.
Senegal: "There is one dead and the authorities want to hide things," accuses a student delegate at Ucad
A Senegalese student has died amid government intervention at the University Cheikh Anta Diop, prompting outrage and accusations of cover-up from fellow students.
Married man who nibbled on BA flight attendant's ear after necking vodka jailed
A married businessman was jailed for sexually assaulting a flight attendant and threatening cabin crew while under the influence of alcohol on a British Airways flight.
BA: Sentenced to five months in prison for serious insurance fraud
A family man in his twenties has been sentenced to five months in prison for serious insurance fraud related to a fire incident in Bergen, Norway.
Two founding members leave Musk's xAI within two days
xAI co-founder Jimmy Ba announced his departure from Elon Musk's startup, marking the second departure of a founding staff member in just two days.
Passenger accuses BA staff of discrimination
Nigerian fashion designer Toyin Lawani alleges British Airways staff discriminated against her at Accra Airport due to her disability, threatening her with denial of boarding if she did not delete her video recording of the incident.
Detran inspects electric trios and support vehicles in pre-Carnival operation in Salvador
The State Department of Transit (Detran-BA) is conducting inspections on electric trios and support vehicles ahead of the Carnival in Salvador.
Senegal university student dies after protest clashes with police
A university student in Senegal died following violent clashes with police during protests over delayed stipend payments.
BA Flota: when and where the hot air balloon festival is and how to buy tickets
The BA Flota festival will take place on March 28 in Buenos Aires, featuring recreational activities, shows, and exhibitions related to hot air balloons.
Man dies and companion is injured after being shot in BA
A man was killed and his companion injured in a shooting in Tucano, Bahia, on Saturday, with the police investigating the incident as a homicide and attempted feminicide.
Drivers advised to steer clear of the UK's 'scariest' road in winter
Motorists are warned to avoid the treacherous Bealach na Bà pass in Scotland during winter due to its challenging conditions.
UK's most complained about airline - and it's not Ryanair, easyJet or BA
The Mirror's analysis reveals that the most complained about airline in the UK does not include Ryanair, easyJet, or British Airways, contrary to popular belief.
Body of teacher stabbed to death by student in RO is transported to BA
The body of teacher Juliana Santiago, who was murdered by a student in a classroom in Porto Velho, has been transported to Salvador for her funeral.
Police say that rivalry between criminal groups motivated the murder of a young man kidnapped in a terreiro in BA
The Civil Police concluded the investigation into the murder of 28-year-old Williams Nogueira dos Santos Silva, who was kidnapped and dismembered in Simões Filho, as the fourth suspect involved was shot dead in a police confrontation.
Operation of the police in PE and BA reinforces patrol this weekend
The police operation in Petrolina and Juazeiro aims to intensify patrols to dismantle criminal groups involved in homicides and drug trafficking.
José Edivaldo Rocha Rotondano is the new president of TJ-BA; see who is on the new board
José Edivaldo Rocha Rotondano was sworn in as the new president of the Bahia Court of Justice (TJ-BA) during a ceremony in Salvador, succeeding Cynthia Maria Pina Resende.
Bahia Public Defender launches public competition notice for technical analyst; salaries can reach R$ 3,600
The Bahia Public Defender's Office (DPE-BA) has announced a public competition to fill 68 immediate vacancies for technical analysts, with salaries ranging from R$ 2,777.75 to R$ 3,659.52.
Hassatou Ba-Minté: "We hope for a calming of the human rights situation" in Guinea
Hassatou Ba-Minté expresses hope for improvements in the human rights situation in Guinea amidst the ongoing trial related to the 2009 massacre that left 156 dead and numerous women sexually assaulted.
EasyJet, Jet2 and BA cabin bag rules as big Ryanair change kicks in ahead of half term
The article discusses the cabin baggage rules of EasyJet, Jet2, and British Airways, especially in light of a significant change by Ryanair just before the half-term holiday.
PT rules out candidate change and insists on re-election of struggling governors
The PT party has decided not to withdraw the candidacies for re-election of governors Jerônimo Rodrigues (BA) and Elmano de Freitas (CE), despite facing challenges, during a meeting of the party's Electoral Working Group.
Weight loss pens and drugs are seized on the LMG-653 in a bus traveling from SC to BA
During a traffic stop on the LMG-653, police seized weight loss pens, rebite pills, and cocaine from a bus traveling from Santa Catarina to Bahia as part of the 'Safe Pre-Carnival' operation.
Learn who the former Queen of Cavalgada found dead in her home in BA was; crime suspect was the victim's partner
Karla Rafaelli de Oliveira Rocha, a former Queen of Cavalgada, was found dead in her home in Várzea Nova, Bahia, with gunshot wounds, and the suspect is her partner.
El País: A change of regime in Iran could lead to disaster
A report published by El País warns that regime change in Iran without a capable alternative could lead to chaos, drawing parallels with the consequences of dismantling the Ba'ath Party's rule in Iraq.