Kenyan Cult Leader Paul Mackenzie Sentenced to Life for 191 Murders
Kenyan doomsday cult leader Paul Mackenzie has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering 191 people, BBC Africa reports.
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Tanzanian Opposition Leader Convicted of Inciting Unrest, Cleared of Treason
A Tanzanian opposition leader has been found guilty of inciting unrest but acquitted of treason, according to reporting by BBC Africa.
Nigeria's Opposition Facing Uncertainty After High Court Sacks ADC Leadership
A Nigerian high court has removed the leadership of the opposition African Democratic Congress just months before the presidential election, according to BBC Africa.
Major Tech Stocks Drop Amid US Midterm Results and AI Slowdown Concerns
A report by BBC News highlights how tech stocks are falling as US midterm results spark fears of stricter AI and data centre regulations.
European Airlines and Airports Face Wave of Hoax Bomb Threats
At least 21 flights across Europe have been affected by a series of hoax bomb threats, according to reports by BBC News.
Roundup: Assessing the scope and limits of Democrats' power in US Congress
A summary of what US Democrats can achieve with control of Congress alongside the constraints of presidential veto power, according to BBC News.
US-Funded Infant Vaccine Trial Cancelled in Guinea-Bissau After Ethics Backlash
A US-funded vaccine trial in Guinea-Bissau has been called off after critics condemned the study's design as unethical for withholding vaccines from half the enrolled infants.
France Prepares for Widespread Strikes as Unions Launch National Action
Five major French trade unions have joined forces for a national day of strikes and protests across the country.
Cristiano Ronaldo Retires From International Football, BBC Reports
Portugal legend Cristiano Ronaldo has announced his retirement from international football, according to reporting by BBC News.
Ukraine Releases Video of Deadly Village Strike, BBC News Reports
At least 40 people were killed and up to 30 remain missing after a Russian attack on a Ukrainian village, according to BBC News reporting.
James Talarico Secures Historic Victory in Texas Senate Race
James Talarico has become the first Democrat to win a Texas Senate seat since 1988, according to reporting by BBC News.
Iranian Negotiator Frames U.S. Election Outcome as Vote Against War, BBC Reports
Iran's chief negotiator and official Mohammed Bagher Ghalibaf have characterized recent U.S. election results as a rejection of war, according to BBC News.
Rwanda Army Basketball Team Removed from Africa League Following US Sanctions
Rwanda's army basketball team has been excluded from the Basketball Africa League following US sanctions linked to the conflict in DR Congo, according to BBC Africa.
Republicans Blame Donald Trump for Midterm Election Setback, BBC Reports
Following midterm election losses, several Republicans have voiced frustration, attributing the poor performance to Donald Trump's focus on his legacy, according to BBC News.
Annie Andrews Wins South Carolina Senate Race, Reports BBC News
Annie Andrews is projected to defeat Darline Graham, marking South Carolina's first Democratic Senate victory in almost three decades.
Jon Ossoff Projected to Retain Georgia Seat, BBC Reports
Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff is projected to hold his US Senate seat in Georgia, positioning him as a potential 2028 presidential contender according to BBC News.
Spanish Transport Minister Resigns Following Fatal Train Crash Near Madrid
Spain's transport minister has stepped down following a tragic train collision that claimed at least 69 lives south of Madrid, according to reporting by BBC News.
European Aviation Security Responds to Suspected Bomb Threats Across Seven Flights
Authorities in Poland, Spain, Bulgaria, and Italy have conducted security checks on seven aircraft following separate bomb threats, according to BBC News.
Binance Links $6.3bn Crypto Hack to Fake Job Interview Scheme, BBC Reports
Cryptocurrency platform Binance revealed that attackers used fake job interviews to target an engineer in a $6.3bn hack, according to BBC News.
Indian Tourist Killed in Everest Base Camp Helicopter Collision
An Indian tourist has died after two helicopters collided while trying to land near Mount Everest base camp, according to BBC News.
Libya's Religious Authority Rules Against Nike Apparel, Reports BBC
Libya's Dar al-Ifta has ruled against wearing Nike clothing due to the brand's ties to a Greek goddess, according to BBC News.
UN Peacekeeping Mission in Western Sahara Ends After US-Russia Standoff
A 35-year UN peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara has concluded following a diplomatic deadlock between the US and Russia, BBC Africa reports.
Tenerife Forward Jesús de Miguel Dies Aged 30 After On-Field Collision
Tenerife striker Jesús de Miguel has passed away at the age of 30 following an on-field collision during a Spanish second-division match, BBC News reports.
Florida Plane Crash: Jet May Have Broken Apart Before Impact, BBC Reports
Four members of a family have died in a Florida plane crash after the aircraft reportedly nosedived and may have broken apart in mid-air.
South Africa: Man Convicted of Theft in Ramaphosa 'Farmgate' Scandal
A man has been found guilty of stealing foreign currency from South African President Cyril Ramaphosa's farm, according to reports by BBC Africa.
Russian Strikes Cut Power to Thousands in Ukraine as Kherson Ceasefire Nears End
Russian air strikes have left thousands without electricity in Ukraine while a brief humanitarian ceasefire in the Kherson region is set to expire, according to reporting by BBC News.
BBC Investigation Highlights Paramilitary Attacks on Hospitals in El-Fasher, Sudan
A BBC Africa investigation has uncovered evidence showing that Sudanese paramilitary fighters systematically destroyed the healthcare system in el-Fasher.
Alaska Senate Candidate Denies Involvement in Dual-Candidate Ballot Plot
An Alaska Senate candidate has denied knowledge of an alleged plot to place two candidates named Dan Sullivan on the ballot, according to BBC News.
US Judge Directs Trump Administration to Stop Threatening Election Officials, Reports BBC
A US court has ordered the Trump administration to cease issuing threats to election officials after letters were sent demanding the removal of certain ballots, according to BBC News.
Over 20 African Leaders Gather in Moscow for Russia-Africa Summit
More than 20 heads of state have arrived in Moscow for the Russia-Africa summit, according to reporting by BBC Africa.
Nicolas Jackson Continues Impressive Start at Aston Villa with Double Against Manchester City
Nicolas Jackson scored a match-winning double against Manchester City to continue his strong start at Aston Villa, according to reporting by BBC Africa.
Analysis: Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić’s Electoral Loss Parallels Hungarian Shift
According to reporting by BBC News, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's recent election defeat closely mirrors the previous downfall of Hungary's Viktor Orbán.
Judge Dismisses Trump Lawsuit Against Wall Street Journal, BBC Reports
A judge has thrown out Donald Trump's lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal over a published birthday letter to Jeffrey Epstein, according to BBC News.
Ireland Captain Paul Stirling Ruled Out of Namibia Series
Paul Stirling will miss Ireland's final two ODI matches in Namibia after fracturing his finger, according to BBC Africa.
Indian Opposition Rallies Against Election Chief Over Voter Roll Concerns
Opposition leaders in India have held a mega rally demanding the chief election commissioner's resignation amid concerns over voter roll revisions.
Ulster's Juarno Augustus Relishing South Africa Return Ahead of Stormers Match
Ulster back row Juarno Augustus has returned to South Africa following ankle surgery as he prepares to face his former club, the Stormers.
German Cost-of-Living Protests Turn Violent in Major Cities, Reports BBC
Protests against the rising cost of living in Germany have escalated into riots and looting across several cities, according to reporting by BBC News.
Ukrainians Describe Survival in Occupied Oleshky Following Evacuation
Evacuated Ukrainians have recounted their dangerous struggles for food under Russian occupation in Oleshky, according to reporting by BBC News.
Spain Train Disaster Clouds PM Sánchez's Re-Election Prospects
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces mounting political challenges following a train disaster just weeks before a snap general election, according to reporting by BBC News.
Police Deployed in Poland Amid High-Level Judicial Stand-Off
Police have been deployed in Poland following a stand-off over control of the nation's top court after two senior justices were suspended.
More Than 5,000 Lives Lost in DR Congo's Deadliest Ebola Outbreak
More than 5,000 people have died in the Democratic Republic of Congo during its worst Ebola outbreak on record, according to government data reported by BBC News.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Puts Cabinet Ministers Through Military Training
Ethiopian cabinet ministers have undergone military training exercises, according to reporting by BBC News.
Cape Town Test Set for Decisive Final Day as South Africa Bats Through Day Four
South Africa has set up an exciting final day in their decisive Test match against Australia after batting through the entire fourth day in Cape Town.
Congolese Judoka Arno Yafunga Botay Set to Compete at Dakar 2026 Youth Olympics
Judoka Arno Yafunga Botay, who fled DR Congo in 2017, is preparing to represent the Refugee Olympic Team at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympics.