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An armed attack on tourists in the picturesque meadows of Pahalgam claimed 26 lives — Indian authorities are conducting a large-scale retaliation operation and evacuating civilians.

Tesla’s net profit plunged to $409 million and deliveries fell to a three-year low; Musk vows to scale back work in DOGE and refocus on Tesla.

Law firms Eskariam and Geradin Partners form an alliance to protect the interests of hotels affected by Booking.com's anti-competitive practices.

The farewell ceremony for Pope Francis will begin on Wednesday with a solemn transfer of his body to St. Peter's Basilica, where nine days of mourning will take place.

Washington has unveiled a large-scale media campaign urging illegal migrants to voluntarily leave the country via a mobile app, warning otherwise of prison and deportation.

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson announced the intention of four countries to acquire several hundred CV90 infantry fighting vehicles as part of a joint initiative.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has released the schedule for the 2026 Oscars and introduced several updates, including mandatory viewing of all nominees and a new category for casting.

The Vatican has released the first official images of Pope Francis in an open casket. His body lies in the Chapel of Santa Marta, and nine days of mourning rites have begun.

At Orlando Airport, an engine of a Delta Airlines passenger plane caught fire. The aircraft was preparing for departure to Atlanta. Nearly 300 people were on board.

During a traditional celebration in Arcos de la Frontera, Spain, a bull named Infinito broke free and caused panic, resulting in injuries.

Donald Trump accused Fed Chair Jerome Powell of sabotaging the economy and called for urgent interest rate cuts amid falling prices and recession threats.

Following the announcement of the Pope's death, Rome's Security Management Center was urgently activated — enhanced patrols are already on duty around the Vatican.

At the IDF World Congress in Bangkok, an initiative was announced to study a new type of diabetes related to malnutrition. This changes the global strategy to combat the disease.

DHL temporarily halts processing of all consumer shipments to the US valued over $800, citing lack of resources to handle updated customs procedures.

In Lyon, unidentified individuals launched a series of attacks on prison service employees: they shot at a house, burned cars, and left threats.

On the night of April 21 to 22, people on Earth will be able to observe the Lyrid meteor shower — up to 15 bright meteors per hour, especially during the pre-dawn hours.

Global gold prices continue to rise, setting historical records due to the weakening of the dollar, trade conflicts, and economic instability.

Cardinal Kevin Farrell announced the death of Pope Francis this morning at 7:35 — the pontiff's life was devoted to serving the Church and protecting the most vulnerable.

Real Madrid defeated Athletic Bilbao thanks to Valverde's precise strike in stoppage time and continues its fight for the Spanish championship title.

On Sunday, a shooting occurred near the Harvard Square subway station in Cambridge, prompting the university to order students to take immediate shelter.