Court orders Greenpeace to pay 345 million dollars to American oil pipeline company
Greenpeace has been ordered by a court in North Dakota to pay 345 million dollars in damages to the operator of the Dakota Access oil pipeline.
Behind Kim Jong-un's 'Praise': Uncertainties Revealed at the Workers' Party Congress
North Korea recently held its Workers' Party Congress for the first time in five years, where Kim Jong-un emphasized new five-year plans but possibly concealed underlying public distrust.
100 Osun residents benefit from medical outreach
About 100 residents from Ife North Local Government Area in Osun State received free medical services and food items during a outreach event organized to celebrate the Deputy Speaker's birthday.
Campus Radicals Newsletter: Anti-ICE curriculum in geography class, trans kindergarten teacher sparks outrage
A newsletter highlights educational controversies in North American schools, including anti-ICE teachings and the firing of teachers over differing political views.
Who is Carla Cunningham, the Democrat who betrayed Josh Stein and seeks to keep her seat in North Carolina
Carla Cunningham, a long-serving Democrat in the North Carolina House, faces scrutiny for her vote against Governor Stein's veto on immigration control legislation as she seeks re-election.
Globo will have five narrators and send more than 100 names for the World Cup; see the list
Globo has finalized its team for World Cup coverage, including five narrators and about 112 professionals traveling to the tournament in North America.
Elections in North Carolina 2026: What is voted in the primaries on March 3
North Carolina will hold primary elections on March 3, 2026, where voters will choose candidates for key positions, including Senate and House representatives.
Once-in-a-generation deluge for SA and Vic as north eyes triple cyclone threat
A significant low-pressure system is expected to bring heavy rainfall and the risk of flash flooding to South Australia and Victoria, while northern regions anticipate multiple incoming cyclones.
Woman found alive 24 years after disappearance arrested on 2001 warrant
Michele Hundley Smith, a woman missing for 24 years, has been arrested on a long-standing warrant related to a court appearance she failed to make in 2001.
Will the EU expand to the north instead of the east? Iceland's entry would show eurosceptics that it is still a sexy project
Iceland is contemplating joining the European Union sooner than expected, with a referendum planned for August, marking a notable shift amid rising euroscepticism.
Kim Jong Un's sister appears in public following her niece's appointment as successor
Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, made a public appearance following the presumed designation of her 13-year-old niece as heir to power in North Korea.
WEEKLY TRIP ⟩ Sharp Mountains: the last refuge
The article explores an archipelago near the North Pole where people are not allowed to be born or die, yet offers a unique opportunity for Estonians due to an ancient agreement.
Iron Maiden will release the documentary 'Burning Ambition' in Ecuador cinemas on May 15
British heavy metal band Iron Maiden will premiere their documentary 'Burning Ambition' in Ecuador on May 15, following a limited release in North America on May 7.
The US and South Korean military will hold joint exercises
The upcoming joint military exercises 'Freedom Shield' by the US and South Korea are scheduled from March 9 to 19 amidst North Korean tensions and a significant political conference.
North Pier of Natal Port is auctioned with an investment forecast of R$ 55 million
The North Pier of Natal Port has been leased in an auction with projected investments of R$ 55.17 million over the next 15 years.
More than 100 charity workers killed in Sudan since start of civil war
Over 100 charity kitchen workers have been killed in Sudan since the onset of civil war, highlighting the severe humanitarian crisis in the region.
Woman is stabbed in the street by ex-partner, who only fled after a pedestrian managed to take the knife from him in the North Zone of SP
A woman in São Paulo was stabbed by her ex-partner during an argument, highlighting ongoing issues of femicide in Brazil.
North Korea's leader wants the country recognized as a nuclear power
Kim Jong-un declares that North Korea's relationship with the U.S. could improve if the American government recognizes it as a nuclear power, during a recent party congress.
Kim Jong-un courts Trump
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un suggests that relations with the United States could improve if the U.S. government recognizes North Korea as a nuclear power, according to state media reports following an important party congress.
North Korea holds parade for 'Kursk veterans' who fought against Ukraine
Ukraine's Foreign Ministry condemned a military parade in North Korea featuring 'Kursk veterans' as a propaganda event, highlighting the concerning cooperation between North Korea and Russia.
Kim Jong-Un's sister seen for first time after he sidelined her for daughter, 13
Kim Jong-Un's sister, Kim Yo Jong, has been spotted for the first time since reports emerged that he has sidelined her in favor of his young daughter, Kim Ju Ae, as his designated successor.
Log cabins in the stock market: "Seems smart"
A Finnish company, Salvos, is considering going public on the Helsinki Stock Exchange's First North growth company list, focusing on modular cabins and mobile sauna trailers, particularly targeting the tourism sector in Lapland.
North Coast of SP registers the highest accumulated rainfall in the state and has new damage
The North Coast of São Paulo experienced the highest rainfall in the state, causing extensive damage including the destruction of a bridge in Ubatuba.
Fox News Digital's News Quiz: February 27, 2026
This week's Fox News Digital News Quiz features news items such as a Team USA hockey player receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom and a missing North Carolina mother's reflections on her departure from family.
Bloody Sky Over England.. What Is Happening in the Atmosphere?
This week, Southern England is witnessing an unusual weather phenomenon where rain might appear red or orange due to the mixing of raindrops with desert dust from North Africa, known as 'blood rain.'
The United States is open to dialogue with North Korea without preconditions
The article discusses the U.S. willingness to engage in discussions with North Korea, stating that there are no preconditions for dialogue.
The World Speculates About the Woman at the Helm of North Korea, But Kim Likely Has Other Plans
Speculations rise about the role of a woman in leadership in North Korea while Kim Jong-un seems focused on different priorities.
Kim Jong-un and Trump hinting at dialogue... Is a meeting in April possible?
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un expressed willingness to engage in talks with the U.S. conditioned on recognition of North Korea's status as a nuclear power, while the White House stated that President Trump is open to dialogue without preconditions.
African air will flow into Poland. Thermometers will show up to 20 degrees
Poland is expected to experience an early taste of spring with a surge of warm air from North-West Africa and Spain, bringing temperatures up to 20 degrees Celsius in some areas.
Rogue States
The article discusses the concept of 'rogue states' and reflects on current perceptions of the United States in light of this term.
Trump open to talking with Kim Jong-un ‘without any preconditions,’ says White House
The White House confirmed that President Trump is willing to engage in talks with Kim Jong-un without preconditions, while maintaining its commitment to denuclearization.
MEASLES IN LONDON ⟩ Leaked report: the situation is much worse than official data
A leaked internal report reveals that the measles outbreak in a North London school has affected 34 children in just three weeks, indicating a much graver situation than official public data suggests.
"Please send me to Pyongyang"… 'Pyongyang citizen' Kim Ryun-hee on trial for 6 years
Kim Ryun-hee, who has been on trial for six years for violating National Security Law, pleads for the right to return to her home in Pyongyang, citing her longing for her family.
[News analysis] Behind split strategies, Kim Jong-un stays focused on regime security, advancement
North Korea's recent strategies emphasize regime security through nuclear armament and severing ties with South Korea, while also hinting at the necessity of managing relations with the US for development.
Threatening North Korea has not made peninsula any safer, says South Korea’s Lee
South Korea's President Lee Jae Myung emphasized a continued commitment to peaceful coexistence with North Korea, despite hostile remarks from Kim Jong-un describing the South as an enemy.
The Green Gold of the Desert: How Sidr Repairs Your Hair and Protects Your Scalp?
This article discusses the benefits of the Sidr tree for hair care and its traditional medicinal uses in Middle Eastern and North African cultures.
Behind Kim Jong Un's Proud 'Achievements' at the Party Congress: A South Korean Expert Analyzes Local Information
Kim Jong Un's claims of progress at the 9th Party Congress are scrutinized by experts who reveal significant disparities between the official narrative and the lived experiences of North Korean citizens.
Stormy weather in the west but clearing in the north and east
Iceland is experiencing stormy weather conditions in the western regions while the northern and eastern areas are seeing clearer skies.
The Foreign Ministry confirms that the U.S. is open to unconditional dialogue with North Korea
The South Korean Foreign Ministry confirmed the U.S. stance on open dialogue with North Korea, although no new negotiations are currently being prepared.
Scenic village with cascading waterfalls and traditional cosy pubs near major National Park
Betws-y-Coed is a picturesque village in North Wales known for its beautiful waterfalls, outdoor activities, and historical charm.
North Korea’s ‘most beloved’ child: what the key congress revealed about Kim Jong-un’s succession plans
The recent Workers' party congress in North Korea has sparked speculation about Kim Jong-un's succession plans, particularly focusing on his daughter, Kim Ju-ae, as a potential future leader.
The United States is Open to Dialogue with North Korea, Writes Jonhap
The article discusses the United States' willingness to engage in dialogue with North Korea, as reported by Jonhap.
Mother of three missing for 24 years appears under shocking circumstances: the family doesn't know how to react
Michelė Lyna Hundley Smith, who disappeared in 2001, has been found alive in North Carolina after being missing for nearly 24 years.
NHS doctor shares six-month rule that could help protect your child from measles
An NHS doctor reveals a six-month rule that allows for earlier vaccination against measles under specific circumstances, particularly in light of a recent outbreak in North London.
Goodbye, Italy: The Azzurri are out of Qatar 2022; lose to North Macedonia
Italy's national football team was eliminated from qualifying for the Qatar 2022 World Cup after a shocking defeat to North Macedonia in the playoffs.
Weather today in Viedma, Río Negro: the weather forecast for this Friday, February 27, 2026
The weather forecast for Viedma, Argentina, on February 27, 2026, indicates a maximum temperature of 32°C and a minimum of 18°C with moderate winds from the north.
And COVID arrived in North Korea: Kim Jong-Un orders total lockdown after first case
Kim Jong-Un has ordered a total lockdown in North Korea following the announcement of the country's first COVID-19 case, elevating national quarantine measures to maximum emergency.
North Korea launches spy satellite and increases tensions with the South
North Korea has announced the end of a military agreement with South Korea and successfully launched a spy satellite, escalating tensions between the two nations.
North Korea launches a ballistic missile into the Sea of Japan; the seventh in two weeks
North Korea has conducted its seventh ballistic missile launch into the Sea of Japan in two weeks, citing self-defense against U.S. military presence in the region.
On the brink of tragedy: Delta plane nearly collides with US bomber; what happened?
A Delta Air Lines plane had to abort its landing to avoid a mid-air collision with a B-52 bomber in North Dakota last week, prompting an investigation by the FAA.