Attackers struck the Agro Business mining company in Bakel overnight, injuring three employees and stealing 40 million F CFA in a spectacular heist.

The Senegalese military provided maritime security for over 5,000 religious pilgrims traveling from the Saloum islands during the August 24 Gamou de Médina Baye celebration.

Following an altercation with police, the lawmaker was placed in custody, sparking constitutional questions about whether parliamentary immunity extends to private-life incidents outside official duties.

An opinion analysis cautions that recent allegations of Russian meddling against Prime Minister Gabriel Attal could be exploited by centrist forces to justify broader restrictions on press freedom.

Ireland's national broadcaster RTÉ faces uncertainty over its plan to reduce its workforce by 400 employees, as a recent report shows its voluntary exit scheme failed to meet uptake targets.

The Irish public broadcaster's voluntary departure program attracted fewer employees than planned, complicating its five-year strategy to cut up to 400 positions by 2029.

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Irish broadcaster RTÉ has announced its upcoming series Tall Tales & Murder, featuring Aidan Gillen and Ella Lily Hyland in a comedic crime drama. The project marks a collaboration between Veep director Armando Iannucci and Love/Hate creator David Cairns.

Internal debates and public discourse are increasingly questioning whether the Fidesz party can survive beyond Viktor Orbán’s tenure, with critics calling for a complete rebrand or dissolution of the current political brand.

A prominent Irish early-years education provider, previously featured in a controversial broadcast documentary, has announced a substantial shareholder payout following recent financial performance.

Emergency services responded to a multi-vehicle collision near Felsőpakony, causing extensive delays stretching for several kilometers along the highway.

Anita Orbán, a minister, has named four candidates for consul general and ambassador positions, including analyst Mátyás Bódi and historian Balázs Ablonczy, who may embark on diplomatic careers.

Fortepan has significantly updated its platform by placing approximately half of its historical photographs onto a map, making it much easier for users to find images related to specific locations.

A video shows a multi-car collision where two vehicles managed to stop in time, but a third failed to maintain a safe following distance, resulting in an immediate accident.

The second season of RTÉ One's hit show 'Traitors Ireland,' which received over 8,000 applicants, is set to premiere next Sunday, promising a completely different and more dynamic experience.

The Director General of TG4, Deirdre Ní Choistín, has appealed for more funding, arguing that while there is an appetite for content, the station lacks the resources to capitalize on demand, unlike RTÉ.

Following a fatal accident in Siófok, a Hungarian minister stated that a driver speeding at 100 km/h instead of 40 km/h could face only a misdemeanor fine if no accident occurs, advocating for stricter penalties for egregious speeding and accident responsibility.

Pope Leo XIV has stated that the world does not need artificial intelligence that devalues humanity, expressing concerns that the rapid development of AI poses a risk of new forms of technological dependence, further disadvantaging poorer nations against wealthier ones.

Padre Guilherme demonstrated a surprising chemistry between the Catholic Church and electronic music by attending a techno party at Budapest Park, though the event concluded with the audience bidding farewell to 'Nélküled'.

A Russian drone attack caused a fire on the roof structure of Kyiv's Pechersk Lavra cathedral in June, though the flames did not penetrate the building, prompting workers to race against time amid further attacks.

Columnist Declan Lynch provides a radio review of the RTÉ 2FM Breakfast show with Carl, Roz, and Aisling. He humorously describes the three hours as time he won't get back.

The identity of "Lucky," an aphasic man sought by Amsterdam police for three years, may have been resolved as his case appears to match that of a Canadian individual who went missing 30 years ago.

Hungarian opposition leader Magyar Péter evaluated the first 100 days of the Tisza government on the eve of the national holiday, while the Fidesz party accused him of winning elections with lies. The assessment also touched upon the controversial Bálna project and the lack of former soldiers rejoining the Honvédség.

A previously undisclosed 2024 government inspection revealed severe deficiencies and horrifying conditions, including sexual abuse due to starvation, in Hungarian children's homes. The new Tisza government is reportedly working to address the most urgent issues.

Despite a heatwave in June, Hungary surprisingly did not experience a significant increase in excess mortality, according to initial reports.

Denis Perron, 32, has been missing for a week after disappearing during a camping trip with friends by the Dordogne river on the night of August 8-9.

Andreï Klepach, économiste en chef de longue date d’une des plus importantes banques russes a été renvoyé après un discours sur le conflit ukrainien.

Following President Nayib Bukele's 2022 offensive against organized crime, urban artists in El Salvador are now able to practice their art in a more peaceful environment, reclaiming public spaces from gangs.

The European travel authorization system (ETIAS), intended to filter non-EU travelers into the Schengen area, has been postponed to 2027, with its launch date removed from the official EU website.

A Hungarian article explores the ancient evolutionary relationship between fruits and primates, highlighting how biting into an apple or fig reveals a millennia-old connection.

Professional supervisory investigations have uncovered serious issues at the Hungarian theater history museum, leading to a recommendation to examine the leadership competence of director Bodolay Géza.

Vitézy: The sale of vehicles that become redundant at foreign representations will be simplified

Columnist Declan Lynch shares his opinion on the RTÉ Radio 1 morning schedule, suggesting it is structurally unsound and proposing solutions for shows like 'Today with David McCullagh' and 'Callan'.

Hungary is anticipating another historic drought year in 2026, with significant damage already reported by the end of July. Dairy production is projected to be the most affected sector.

A Hungarian court has awarded 8 million forints in damages to an inmate who suffered life-threatening injuries, permanent disability, and PTSD after being beaten by prison guards in Tököl prison.

RTÉ Radio 1, while still Ireland's most popular station, has seen its listenership decline by nearly 50,000 compared to the previous year, with the broadcaster stating a new schedule is "settling in."

The BUX index, Hungary's main stock market index, closed at a historic high of 150,000 points on Wednesday. This achievement marks a significant milestone for the Hungarian stock market.

A Hungarian court has awarded 8 million forints in compensation to a prisoner who suffered permanent health damage and required psychiatric treatment due to abuse in Tököl prison.

Volunteers in a virtual reality experiment learned to fly with virtual wings, prompting Peking University researchers to investigate how the brain processes the sensation of having 'grown' wings.

A recent report indicates that Apple is currently testing memory modules manufactured by Chinese company CXMT for potential use in its iPhones.

French cinemas welcomed 17.5 million visitors in July, marking a record summer driven by films like 'L’Odyssée,' 'La Bataille De Gaulle,' and 'Spider-Man,' with hopes to reach pre-COVID attendance levels by year-end.

During a National Reforestation Day event, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum proposed renaming the historic Paso de Cortés, located between the Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl volcanoes, to “Paso de los Pueblos Indígenas” (Pass of the Indigenous Peoples).

The National Food Chain Safety Office (Nébih) detected the African swine fever virus in a farm in Lakócsa, Somogy County, leading to the culling of 1850 pigs.

An investigation has been launched into claims of alleged druggings at DJ Oti's show at Sziget Festival, with witnesses being interviewed.

The deadline for applying for the fuel allowance, introduced in April to mitigate the impact of Middle East conflict on pump prices, has been extended to the end of the month for 'heavy users' in France.

Former Venezuelan judge María Lourdes Afiuni has been granted full freedom after years of detention under house arrest for political reasons. Her release marks a significant development in a long-standing case.

FIFA defended its criticized chief Gianni Infantino at a meeting in Morocco, while also retracting plans to sell a portion of future World Cup rights to private entities. A reporter suggests the situation goes beyond traditional corruption, pointing to personal business interests.

Hungary's environment minister denied allegations that a Mol lawyer was appointed to audit the Mohu waste concession, stating that a ten-person team led by Zsuzsanna Kertész-Káldosi was tasked with the review, without specifying if the former Mol employee Gergely Kolesár would be part of it.

Miklós Borsa expressed curiosity about who would dare to appear on public television after his own experience, suggesting that public sentiment might deter other candidates. He wouldn't be surprised if other nominees were now making calls to decide their next steps.

A radio review discusses the repetitive nature of Trump-related discussions on RTÉ Radio 1's Morning Ireland, suggesting alternative approaches to current affairs broadcasting.

Several road rage incidents occurred on roads near Lake Balaton in Zala, Hungary, including a man shouting at and hitting a slow driver's car, and a cyclist severely beating a van driver.

Miért normális az, ami a Velencei-tóval történik? Miért van igaza Lázárnak abban, hogy a teljes megsemmisülés felé haladunk?

A look back at the past relationship between Spanish dancer Joaquín Cortés and supermodel Naomi Campbell, detailing their meeting in New York, time in Barcelona, and eventual breakup.

A 64-year-old man died after being hit by a coastal tram in Bredene, West Flanders, according to local authorities.

Nirmal Purja, 43 ans, qui dirigeait l’expédition, a perdu la vie avec neuf autres alpinistes, dont six guides de haute montagne népalais, emportés par une avalanche sur le Broad Peak, le 12e sommet…

An Oxford historian, Peter Frankopan, discussed in a Bloomberg interview how the cases of Ukraine, Iran, and China reveal strategic miscalculations that are reshaping global power dynamics.

Auchan has recalled its onion crackling spread from stores due to a salmonella contamination risk. The National Commercial and Consumer Protection Authority is monitoring the distributor's actions regarding the recalled products.

An article highlights the pristine high-mountain nature around Porté-Puymorens, featuring a close-up photograph of a dragonfly at Lake l'Estanyol.

Irish television personality Lottie Ryan has announced her departure from national broadcaster RTÉ, expressing gratitude following a decade and a half of service.

Moscow has strongly criticized London and Paris for supplying advanced missile systems to Kyiv, warning that such actions escalate regional tensions and risk broader conflict.

Government lawmakers utilized their majority to override opposition objections and pass the national budget late into the night, marking another intense legislative battle between the ruling coalition and dissenting factions.

Hungarian police have opened an investigation following a fatal explosion at an industrial plant in Mohács, which resulted in two casualties.

Ray Dalio, a Wall Street icon, calculates that the world will be hit by a debt crisis in three years, accompanied by severe disruptions.

Irish broadcaster RTÉ has announced that the third season of the family crime drama Kin, starring Charlie Cox, will premiere in 2027.

The Gamou 2026 celebrations, commemorating the birth of Prophet Muhammad, took place across various locations in Senegal, including Médina Baye, Rebeuss, and Liberté 6. The event featured a significant conference and address by Serigne Moustapha Sy.

Un homme condamné à trois ans et dix mois de prison ferme pour avoir heurté un véhicule de police à Lyon a fui le tribunal juste avant le prononcé de la peine pour éviter l'incarcération.

Google is once again providing a significant gift, valued at 97,000 Hungarian Forints and related to artificial intelligence, to Hungarian college and university students who can prove their enrollment.

A standoff has emerged within the Irish government regarding proposed salary increases for the director generals of RTÉ and TG4, including a potential €20,000 raise for RTÉ's Kevin Bakhurst.

A review assesses whether the documentary 'The Healy-Raes - Blood, Sweat & Tears' is worth watching, noting its availability on the RTÉ Player.

RTÉ has launched its search for new child stars as applications officially open for this year’s highly anticipated Late Late Toy Show.

The impending opening of Gibraltar's border with Spain is raising fears of a potential migrant surge, similar to a previous incident in Ceuta.

While the German automotive industry faces challenges, the iconic Trabant, a former East German pride, is experiencing a remarkable renaissance with its numbers steadily increasing on German roads.

A victim presented with signs of strangulation, bruises, and wounds on her hand and wrist after allegedly being punched, grabbed by the throat, and kicked by her ex-partner.

African swine fever has appeared in Kölked, Hungary, requiring another animal stock to be culled, and experts are urging livestock keepers to strictly adhere to epidemic prevention regulations.

Alpine resorts, particularly in areas like Les Portes du Soleil, are grappling with the challenges posed by the rapid growth of uncontrolled freeride mountain biking. While the sport boosts tourism, its anarchic nature is causing concern among local authorities.

An explosion occurred in a house in Öskü, Hungary, where ammunition was stored, with the blast strong enough to tear doors and windows from their frames.

A new book, presented by the Austrian Presse, features key figures discussing how a seemingly harmless event on the Austrian-Hungarian border became a historical turning point, referring to the Pan-European Picnic.

London police conducted a raid resulting in the seizure of 90 luxury cars valued at 3.4 billion forints, marking a record in terms of both the number of vehicles and their total worth.

Le Telegraph dévoile que la Russie construit de nouvelles bases pour ses drones. Ce qui pourrait exposer plusieurs capitales européennes à la portée des frappes. ...

Un vautour refusant de bouger de l’aile d’un avion en attente de décollage sur l’île grecque de Crète a dû être retiré de force, afin d’éviter d’éventuels dommages à l’appareil, a rapporté lundi un…

The Hungarian State Treasury's system has reportedly been subjected to a cyberattack, with initial suspicions pointing to professional Russian attackers, though some experts suggest a less sophisticated hacker could be responsible.

An Australian state is independently buying back weapons following the Bondi Beach terror attack, as a planned national buyback campaign faces funding delays.

It has been announced that a specific TV service available to One subscribers will be permanently discontinued.

The upcoming Wolverine game has confirmed five essential pieces of backstory ahead of its launch, providing fans with crucial details about the character's past. A new trailer for 'VisionQuest' also offered a glimpse into the game's visual style.

Literary historian Mihály Szajbély, known for his work on Géza Csáth's texts, has now published his own collection of stories, described as unpretentious and engaging.

Darragh McManus discusses RTÉ Radio 1's continued dominance in listenership figures but questions how long it can last, noting that recent changes haven't always yielded the best results.

The African swine fever outbreak is intensifying in Finland, with the Finnish Food Authority expanding the core restriction zone in Kymenlaakso. The Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, Sari Essayah, has declared the prevention of African swine fever as a top priority.

The latest JNLR figures reveal mixed listenership results for RTÉ Radio shows, with some popular RTÉ Radio 1 programs seeing decreases, while 2FM's Breakfast show gained the top spot among 18-34-year-olds.

Police are still investigating the illnesses that occurred at the Sziget Festival, with the investigation ordered on Sunday. Witnesses have been interviewed, samples taken, and recordings seized for analysis.

Maggie Molloy, known for 'Cheap Irish Homes,' has opened a new shop in Wicklow aimed at helping homeowners save money on interiors through a reuse revolution.

The Hungarian National Security Service (NBSZ) has stated that it cannot confirm claims that Russian hackers breached the Hungarian State Treasury's system.

Rob Cameron is leaving his position as BBC correspondent in Prague after 22 years, along with four other contributors, stating that Robert Fico has negatively changed Slovakia.

A review covers the RTÉ One documentary 'In Time – Donal Lunny,' which explores the musician's life and career, alongside a review of 'Martin & Roman’s Irish Road Trip' on Channel 4.

Eleven French citizens have been imprisoned in Thailand since the summer for transporting drugs. Many were reportedly lured by a social media scheme offering free vacations in exchange for carrying suitcases, unaware of the contents, despite cannabis being tolerated for medical use in Thailand.

Police are investigating multiple claims of people being drugged at DJ Oti's party during the Sziget Festival, with an investigation into drug possession already underway.

The Mexican President plans to rename the 'Paso de Cortés,' a mountain pass between two volcanoes in central Mexico, to 'Paso de los Pueblos Indígenas' (Pass of the Indigenous Peoples) in memory of the country's native communities.

The Metropolitan Police in London is facing intense controversy over its handling of a case where a man with a known history of dangerousness was released on bail, subsequently committing a double murder and rape.

An artificial intelligence system reportedly mistyped a command, leading to the deletion of all data. This incident was highlighted as one of the week's top tech stories.

An exhibition in Budapest, titled 'Fragrance Shards: The Vértessi Family Legacy,' explores the history of a former luxury perfumery in the city, drawing from a carefully preserved family heritage spanning generations.

Lawyer and novelist Alain Berenboom discusses his novel "Le soupçon ordinaire," in which the Jewish religion and the Israeli state have been banned, with the world's blessing.

The Hungarian Trade Union Federation described their meeting with Kátai-Németh Vilmos as a 'breakthrough,' receiving assurances that their advocacy would be genuinely considered in future consultations.

A Hungarian TV presenter questions who will dare to work in public media after incidents involving Gábor and herself, fearing further dismissals due to online comments.

RTÉ has announced the start date for a new season of 'The Traitors', a show that proved to be a significant hit with Irish audiences last year.

Japanese researchers have discovered that an antioxidant can significantly slow the decline of proteins responsible for muscle regeneration. This finding suggests a potential method to mitigate muscle aging.

US-based Archer Aviation is developing an artificial intelligence system capable of predicting aircraft movements at airports, aiming to enhance passenger safety.

The article discusses the well-known regenerative capacity of the liver after alcohol cessation and highlights similar recovery processes in the brain, addressing neurological issues caused by alcohol.

A man has appeared before Cork District Court after allegedly breaching a court order that prohibited him from attending RTÉ Cork premises and contacting its staff in the city.

The story of a dog and goat pair in Dabas has reached a turning point, as the public voted to name them after a well-known duo.

The Danube's water flow has plummeted to a historic low in its Romanian section, raising concerns about the operation of not only the Paks nuclear power plant but also the Cernavodă nuclear power plant, with Romanians implementing creative solutions.

Egyes híresztelésekkel ellentétben a Felső-Dunán sincs elég víz, apad a folyó Németországtól Romániáig, de országoktól függően különböző mértékben súlyos a helyzet.

The CAC 40, Paris's benchmark stock index, hit an all-time high of 8669.69 points on Tuesday morning, boosted by a decline in oil prices.

Journalist Rob Cameron, concluding over two decades as a BBC correspondent in Prague, expressed nostalgia for his career but criticized the Czech political scene, noting a lack of professionalism compared to Britain, where journalists would not be barred from press conferences.

Irish national broadcaster RTÉ is advertising a senior human resources leadership role offering a maximum annual salary of €115,000.

The RTÉ film 'We Only Want the Earth' offers fascinating insights into the Easter Rising martyr but fails to adequately situate his political position within broader historical narratives.

"In these challenging times, it is vital that we strengthen our relationships worldwide," said the European Commission, after the US and Canada quarreled again.

A cyclist remains in critical condition after being stabbed in the neck by a driver following a traffic dispute in Paris. French authorities have launched an investigation into the violent road rage attack.

Ireland’s national broadcaster outlines its upcoming programming strategy, emphasizing a renewed focus on comedy, landmark factual content, and the highly anticipated return of reality competition series.

A worker at Montreal's airport tragically died after being struck by an aircraft during ground operations before a flight to Paris. The incident occurred on the tarmac, leading to an investigation into the circumstances.

Classified documents reveal Berlin's plan to equip its military with hypersonic gliders and cruise missiles with ranges exceeding 2,000 kilometers to counter Russian threats near NATO borders.

Hungary's Foreign Minister has named new ambassadors to Paris and Warsaw, along with new mission leaders for Beijing and Barcelona.

A Princeton history professor, Harold James, stated in an interview with the Austrian Presse that the current US presidency is one of the most self-destructive in American history.

Hungary has experienced a tragic period with five fatal traffic accidents occurring across the country within the last five days. These incidents highlight a concerning trend in road safety.

An article discusses the RTÉ documentary on TD Michael Healy-Rae, probing into unanswered 'holy secrets' of Kilgarvan and the politician's reactions.

Houses in London, particularly in Westminster, Kensington, and Chelsea, are reportedly sinking at an unprecedented rate following a hot and dry summer.

A former head of RTÉ Radio 1 has issued a warning that the station is 'leaking listeners' and facing 'fundamental problems' particularly in its afternoon programming.

A rejected partner violently attacked a victim with a hammer to the head, kicks to the face, and fingers in the eyes, with the assailant claiming the victim brought the weapon.

Bernal Díaz del Castillo's classic chronicle, "A True Account of the Conquest of New Spain," which recounts his version of the conquest with Hernán Cortés, has been published in an adapted modern Spanish edition.

RTÉ personality Anne Doyle is set to launch a new book on legendary classical composers, the fourth in a series by respected Wexford author Dr. Noel Culleton.

Former RTÉ presenter Gráinne Seoige is set to host 'Deepfake Ireland,' a new documentary exploring deepfake pornography, which was announced as part of Virgin Media's autumn schedule.

The Indictment Chamber has granted provisional release to Mamadou Guèye, the mayor of Djiddah Thiaroye Kaw.

The University of Theatre and Film Arts (SZFE) has concluded its internal investigation into the case of Franciska Farkas, stating that no discrimination occurred during her admission process. The university leadership found no evidence to support the allegations.

Georgina Rodríguez, Cristiano Ronaldo's wife, wore a diamond necklace valued at $50 million at their wedding, the same piece Beyoncé wore at this year's Met Gala.

An article criticizes RTÉ for its alleged scandalous neglect of Irish comedy over the past decade, dismissing claims about costs in light of recent financial scandals.

Czech investigative reporter Zdislava Pokorná, recipient of multiple journalism awards, speaks about media suppression, ridicule, and selection, drawing parallels to the situation in Slovakia.

Hungary is celebrating August 20th, a significant national holiday, with an extensive four-day festival featuring over a hundred programs across eleven locations in Budapest. The event, described as 'a thousand years of history moving above the Danube,' offers a wide range of activities.

Kálnoki-Kiss Attila sportért felelős államtitkár korábban a Fradiváros ügye kapcsán azt közölte, az FTC állami támogatásból 38 játékost igazolhatott.

Olivier Nora is launching his own publishing house, with the first two books scheduled for release in October 2026. These initial publications will include "Mémoires provisoires" by Bernard-Henri Lévy and "Sermons sous les décombres" by Delphine Horvilleur.

The lawyer for the Polish bus driver involved in the M3 highway accident stated that his client is in a state of shock, knowing that several people died. The driver, nearing retirement at 63, will reach retirement age in a few years.

A collision between two pleasure boats off the coast of Cannes resulted in at least 10 passengers being injured, with one person reported missing.

Decisions by the French Constitutional Council regarding social media and end-of-life issues have drawn criticism, with an editorial questioning their impact on freedom. The Council's rulings are making their mark and generating debate.

The Hungarian Ministry of Culture has called for the dismissal of the director of the National Theatre History Museum, citing serious deficiencies found during an inspection.

Columnist Eilis O’Hanlon discusses the impact of prominent radio personalities leaving RTÉ, suggesting that loyal listeners are becoming an endangered species.

New quizzes are being released, offering routine tasks for those with factual knowledge and challenging participants to identify iconic retro sweets, with many reportedly failing early on.

Memory prices are exhibiting an unprecedented historical anomaly, continuously rising due to the high component demand from artificial intelligence, according to an expert.

Hungarian police have launched an investigation into multiple illnesses reported at a DJ Oti party, questioning witnesses, seizing recordings, and taking samples from individuals involved.

A review praises the Hungarian Nobel laureate Imre Kertész's writing, which captures the reader sentence by sentence, focusing on his experiences living under the Soviet regime. Kertész generalizes his specific historical experiences.

A cyberattack in Poland has resulted in a data leak affecting 19 million people. The incident highlights significant cybersecurity vulnerabilities and the potential for widespread data compromise.

French MEP Raphaël Glucksmann has confirmed filing a complaint after denouncing a Russian 'destabilization' operation against him earlier in August, which involved the dissemination of a 'completely fabricated' video featuring his partner, journalist Léa Salamé.

The mainstage for Tomorrowland's upcoming edition in Thailand is being transported by boat, involving over a month of travel and 114 containers. The first shipments have already departed from Belgium.

The central databases of the Hungarian State Treasury were reportedly hacked in a single step from a Russian server, protected by very simple passwords.

An individual brutally assaulted his former partner, striking her with a hammer, kicking her in the face, and gouging her eyes, all while the victim's children were present.

A large search operation is underway in the Montsec d'Ares region of the Catalan Pyrenees in northern Spain for a missing French paraglider. Police are leading the extensive search efforts in the mountainous area.

Janza Benedek, a department head at Gajdos László's ministry, died in an accident on Bécsi Road after being hit by a car while cycling. The ministry considers him its own deceased.

RTÉ presenter Laura Fox is celebrating her second wedding to partner Brian Moran, with a larger ceremony planned in Rome after a smaller Dublin event four months prior.

The local water utility in Hungary has denied reports of irregular water usage at the CATL factory under construction in Debrecen, following claims by an environmental association.

A Flemish youth camp in Plombières was cut short after incidents of voyeurism were reported on Wednesday, leading to the arrest of a suspect, who was the operator of the premises, and a warrant has been requested.

US company Infinium has developed a synthetic fuel from captured carbon dioxide and renewable energy, which a passenger aircraft successfully used for its journey.

The new season of 'The Traitors Ireland' is set to premiere on August 30 on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player, featuring a new cast of players in a game of deception at Slane Castle.

Two minors have been arrested following multiple explosions that occurred at a nursery in Amsterdam.

A bonded dog and cat pair, rescued from certain death on Hungary's M3 motorway, have found a happy ending and will begin a new life together.

A man who claims Irish broadcaster RTÉ bugged his phone appeared in court for allegedly breaching an order, having previously been charged with engaging in threatening behavior.

The body of a 56-year-old female hiker, who was swept away by a mudslide on Tuesday in Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval, Haute-Savoie, has been found lifeless after the river overflowed due to heavy storms.

RTÉ Radio 1 broadcaster Louise Duffy shares insights into her busy 24-hour routine, from relaxing summer mornings with her family to her afternoons on air, and her fear of missing out on events in Mayo.

Record-low water levels in the Danube River have revealed the remains of an 18th-century fortification near Novi Sad, offering a glimpse into Budapest's historical past. This discovery provides new insights into the region's heritage.

A Japanese study found that even small lifestyle changes, such as walking and consuming yogurt, could significantly reduce the rate of biological aging in men.