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More than 1,000 people died in a landslide in western Sudan on Sunday, according to a group involved in the conflict that governs the territory. The landslide wiped out a village in the Marra Mountains region, leaving just one survivor, reported the Sudan Liberation Movement/Army. According to the

Scientists have discovered a new species of deep-sea squid capable of producing dazzling bioluminescent displays. The finding, published in *Marine Biology Reports*, highlights the creature’s unique ability to emit light patterns previously unseen in other cephalopods. Researchers encountered the squid during an expedition in the Pacific Ocean’s Mariana

The presence of Kim Jong-un’s daughter in China ahead of Xi Jinping’s military parade in Beijing has sparked further speculation that she is being prepared to become North Korea’s first female leader. Images released by North Korean state media showed Kim Ju-ae, believed to be in her

Violent Protests in Indonesia Leave at Least 20 Missing, Rights Group Reports At least 20 people remain missing after a week of unrest in multiple Indonesian cities, according to a human rights organization. Demonstrations began on 25 August, fueled by public frustration over legislator privileges, including a disputed housing allowance.

North Korean Leader Kim Jong-un Travels to China for Military Parade North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has entered China aboard his distinctive green train to attend a military parade marking Japan’s formal surrender in World War II, according to state media reports from North Korea. Kim departed Pyongyang on

Éamon de Valera took part in Ireland’s 1916 uprising and later, as both taoiseach and president, left an indelible mark on the newly independent nation. While modern Ireland has moved away from much of his conservative Catholic values, De Valera is still regarded as a key figure in the