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A century-old luck ritual has worn a visible crater into one of Milan’s most famous floor mosaics.

Washington’s terror listing of Brazil’s biggest gangs has turned a security move into a flashpoint over sovereignty, sanctions, and election-year politics.

A record-breaking May scorcher in Portugal is forcing European governments to treat extreme heat as an immediate public safety emergency.

A fragile truce may gain two months, but unresolved nuclear terms and Strait of Hormuz security still threaten to unravel progress.

Federal investigators say a former CIA executive hid hundreds of government-linked gold bars, exposing one of the most striking internal theft cases in years.

A pre-dawn dormitory inferno in Gilgil has reignited fears over boarding school safety across Kenya.

Morning commuters in Winterthur saw chaos erupt as a knife attack near schoolchildren left three people wounded and raised urgent security questions.

As deaths rise in central Africa, governments from Kampala to Washington are tightening travel controls despite low global risk assessments.

WHO says Ebola containment in eastern DR Congo is failing as conflict blocks access and pushes exposed families into crowded camps.

Nearly 300 Ghanaians landed in Accra after warning signs in South Africa triggered fears of renewed anti-foreigner violence.