
BBC: New Deadly Substances Complicate Scotland's Addiction Crisis
BBC reports that newly emerging deadly drugs are making Scotland's efforts to combat addiction more difficult.
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BBC reports that newly emerging deadly drugs are making Scotland's efforts to combat addiction more difficult.

The Irish Sun reports Christy Kinahan has been told to leave Dubai after his visa was revoked, with a €5m bounty linked to the case.

The Guardian reports a mass mortality event driven by a South Australian algal bloom has devastated sea dragon populations.

CNBC reports ticket prices for Macklemore's solo concert rose after he was removed from Ed Sheeran's tour amid a Palestinian controversy.

Spain's government says it trusts Morocco to honor its commitments to Europe as thousands of migrants remain in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta.

J Balvin publicly wished Valentina Ferrer a happy birthday days after the couple confirmed their separation, according to UnoTV.

Polish actress Agata Buzek has withdrawn from media attention, telling Onet she spends the winter months making hats.

A family's renovation costs climbed far beyond their five-figure budget, ending in a S$216,000 bill and a contractor who could not be found.

Danielle Smith became emotional during an online forum on Alberta's referendum, urging residents not to pursue separation from Canada.

President Trump has proposed renaming artificial intelligence and is asking supporters to choose from three options, Yahoo!ニュース reports.

Fishers in the Philippines are protesting rising fuel costs as they return to work after the monsoon, with hikes of up to P11 per liter expected.

il manifesto reports that AI's promised productivity gains have yet to materialize, while Italian outlets warn of job exposure and weak economic impact.

A South Korean president reshared a supporter's derisive post, then removed it, as allies warn that insult politics isolates him.

Punch Newspapers reports a decline in polio cases in Borno State as UNICEF works toward eliminating infections entirely.

Sway DaSafo, the MOBO-winning rapper who charted as an unsigned artist, has died at 44, according to multiple UK outlets.

Gerrit Graham, the character actor behind roles in Star Trek, Phantom of the Paradise and Child's Play 2, has died at 76, according to reports.

Tehran has sent Washington terms for resuming negotiations and says rejecting them would lead to a decisive war, according to The Times of India.

detikNews says Trump will personally welcome Xi Jinping at a US airport next week, an unusual step ahead of their summit.

The US Army reported a deadly attack on a vessel it described as a drug boat in the Caribbean, according to German media.

fundsforNGOs reports that Chevening scholarship applications are open for several countries, with funding for UK study in 2027–2028.

CNA reports that haze is disrupting daily life and work in Sumatra, forcing people to labor in air that is unhealthy to breathe.

Joshua Van beat Alexandre Pantoja in their rematch at UFC 331 to keep his title, according to Bleacher Report.

Kisumu is set to host a Benga music celebration, according to Daily Nation, though full event details remain limited.

Saudi Arabia says it intercepted a missile fired toward its capital, as Iran denies involvement in the Yemen war and Trump cuts short his weekend.
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