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A tourist from Zaragoza, Spain, tragically lost his life in an incident involving elephants at Pilanesberg National Park, located approximately 130 miles northwest of Johannesburg. The man, aged 43, had been attempting to capture photographs of a breeding herd that included three young calves when the unfortunate event occurred on

A soldier in Ireland's defence forces faces dismissal after a case involving assault on a woman. Cathal Crotty, 22, is expected to be formally discharged from the military following conviction for an attack on Natasha O'Brien, who became a symbol of gender-based violence handling in

Ottawa's reputation as a sleepy town of risk-averse nine-to-five government workers seems to be fading. In an effort to revitalize its image and attract residents, visitors, businesses, and investors, the Canadian capital appointed its first "night mayor," Mathieu Grondin. The role was created

Hurricane Beryl, which made landfall near Houston as a category one storm after causing devastation in the Caribbean, was propelled by unusually high ocean temperatures. Scientists have warned these conditions are likely to contribute to more intense storms in the months ahead. Over 2 million residents lost power following Beryl&

As representatives from member nations gather in Washington DC to commemorate 75 years of NATO's existence, experts warn that their military expenses are contributing significantly to environmental degradation, emitting around 233 million metric tonnes of greenhouse gases - more than some individual countries. "A recent study by three

Suella Braverman criticized those she referred to as "liberal Conservatives," expressing her discontent with the display of the Pride flag in her department while serving as UK home secretary. She voiced her dissatisfaction during a speech at a National Conservatism conference, claiming that her party had not met