Beatrice Ferrari
Beatrice Ferrari, 37, is an experienced Italian foreign correspondent whose work focuses on policy, finance and long-form investigations. Their reporting aims to be clear, sourced and accountable to readers.
World Cup 2026 group-by-group guide: Group B
NEW YORK, June 9 — The 2026 World Cup is just around the corner, and Group B is shaping up to be a thrilling contest....
Seven Suspected Immigrants Die in Texas Train Boxcar
It was not a single scene. The bodies were found in two places — inside a train boxcar and out on the tracks near it. The locations were Laredo and San Antonio,
FBI Releases Minimally Redacted UFO File
The Department of War's new PURSUE archive dropped a single, weighty PDF on May 8, 2026. It's an FBI file, case number 62-HQ-83894. The document runs 34.2 megab
Ivory Coast dissolves election commission after criticism of management, independence
On May 6, 2026, the government of Ivory Coast took a significant step towards reforming its electoral system, dissolving its election commission amidst criticis
Gaza War Toll Hits 75,811, 80% Civilians
The real death toll of the Gaza war is almost certainly higher than the official count of 75,811. That number, compiled by the Gaza Health Ministry and the Isra
Former FBI Director James Comey Indicted by DOJ Again Federally
On April 28, 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) took a significant step by indicting former FBI director James Comey on two counts. According to the ind
Ukrainian Forces Strike Russian Navy Ships and Oil Terminal in Separate...
On April 20, 2026, Ukrainian forces launched a significant strike against Russian naval assets, targeting two Russian Navy landing ships docked at Sevastopol Na
Strait of Hormuz Blockade Ties Global Oil Supply to Iran Deal
The Strait of Hormuz carries a fifth of the world's daily petroleum. That single fact sits at the center of the standoff President Donald Trump locked into plac
Iran Threatens Red Sea Closure Over US Blockade
Iran’s military command escalated its confrontation with the United States on Wednesday, threatening to close the Red Sea to shipping if the American naval bloc
Accra Church Collapse Kills 3, Injures 20
A devastating structural collapse has occurred in Accra, Ghana, resulting in the loss of three lives and injuring 20 others. The incident happened on March 29,
Firefighter Dies in NSW and Tasmania Bushfires
Fire and Rescue NSW has 6,800 firefighters spread across 335 stations. They train for the worst. On December 7, 2025, the worst arrived.
Bushfires tore through
UV Express Van Crash Kills 11 in Philippines
A tragic road accident has claimed the lives of eleven people in Camalig, Albay, Philippines, after a UV Express van collided with a truck on November 26, 2025.
Typhoon Kalmaegi Death Toll Hits 114 in Philippines
The death toll from Typhoon Kalmaegi's devastating impact on Visayas and Mindanao, Philippines, has risen to at least 114, with search and rescue operations sti
Rio Police Raid Leaves 132 Dead in Single Operation
The scale of death in Rio de Janeiro is now measured in triple digits. At least 132 people have died in a single police operation, according to the latest repor
Cebu Declares State of Calamity After 6.9 Quake
A powerful earthquake struck the Philippine province of Cebu yesterday, prompting Governor Pam Baricuatro to declare a state of calamity and suspend classes thr
70 Migrants Dead in Mauritania Boat Sinking
A devastating maritime disaster has occurred off the coast of Mauritania, resulting in the loss of at least 70 lives. The tragedy unfolded when a boat carrying
Brunei Fund Posts $1.2B Loss in One-Page Filing
One page. That was all the Brunei Investment Agency gave the public on June 26, 2024. A single sheet of paper, filed with regulators, revealing a $1.2 billion n
Philippine Startups Bleed Cash as Burn Rates Rise
The Philippine startup sector is bleeding cash, and the casualties are mounting. A fresh report from the Philippine Startup Group, released May 21, 2025, paints
Microsoft Expands Copilot Into Autonomous AI Agent Platform
Microsoft's Build conference has long been a bellwether for where the company sees technology heading. Since 2011, the event has drawn software engineers and we
Vale Loses License for Eight Tailings Dams After Disaster
Vale S.A. lost its license to operate eight tailings dams in Minas Gerais after the Brumadinho disaster in 2019. That was the regulatory hammer. The company, th
Thai Police Plane Crash Kills Six on Test Flight
Six people are dead after a Royal Thai Police aircraft went down near Hua Hin Airport on April 25, 2025. The plane, a Viking DHC-6 Twin Otter, was on a test fli
Indonesia Offers Shelter to 1,000 Palestinian Evacuees
Behind Jakarta's offer to house roughly 1,000 Palestinian evacuees from Gaza lies a calculation that is equal parts humanitarian tradition and geopolitical posi
Mali Gold Mine Flood Kills 13, Including 3 Children
Three children were among the thirteen dead. That fact cuts through the statistics and the policy talk around artisanal mining in Mali. A tunnel flooded at a go
FBI Releases Unidentified UAP Image to Pentagon Archive
The U.S. government’s latest dump of declassified UAP records includes a single, grainy image that the FBI itself admits it cannot explain. The photo, labeled "
