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Ten people, including five children and reportedly a baby, died when an overcrowded car went into a lake in Barra Mansa, Rio de Janeiro state. Police are investigating the early Sunday accident.

Residents returned to the square where a 24-year-old gunman opened fire on 7 November, leaving six dead. Bullet holes remain in café windows as mourners gather at a makeshift memorial.

Pope Leo XIV concluded his Uruguay trip with a Mass for 50,000 in Florida, urging women to pass on the faith, before arriving in Buenos Aires where President Milei welcomed him.

A sea of red filled Amsterdam's streets as the "Red Line" campaign drew a large turnout demanding The Hague impose tougher sanctions on Israel, end arms sales and recognize its Gaza conduct as genocide.

VisitBritain's "Starring GREAT Britain" campaign maps film and TV locations across the UK to lure travelers past London, from Outlander's Highlands to Alnwick Castle.

From Siquijor's beaches to Bacolod's slow food scene and Iloilo's UNESCO gastronomy, the Philippines offers island adventures, surf and festivals year-round.

The Region of Valencia is gearing up for a landmark 2027 with SailGP, MotoGP and more, while promoting lesser-known Castellón and off-season, sustainable tourism.

Forecasters say the polar vortex weakened unusually early this year, raising the chance of cold spells in parts of Europe, North America and Asia, though winter impacts remain uncertain.

An Aer Lingus flight bound for Rome was diverted to France and intercepted by military aircraft following a suspected bomb threat, French authorities said, as Bulgarian officials also reported threats against three Ryanair flights.