Lunar New Year 2026: Global Celebrations Unveiled
In 2026, millions worldwide are celebrating the Lunar New Year with vibrant festivities. Events span from Asia to South America, showcasing diverse cultural traditions.
In 2026, millions worldwide are celebrating the Lunar New Year with vibrant festivities. Events span from Asia to South America, showcasing diverse cultural traditions.
The family of Zambia's former President Edgar Lungu has denied allegations of poisoning. This comes as discussions continue regarding his body, which is currently in a South African morgue following his death.
Iran has announced that it has reached an agreement on guiding principles with the United States during recent nuclear talks. However, officials indicate that additional work is necessary to finalize a deal, and the US has not yet commented on the matter.
A shooting at a high school hockey game in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, left two people dead and three others injured. Police have now identified a suspect in connection with the incident.
The 'Quad God' faced a shocking turn of events at the Olympics, leaving fans and teammates in disbelief. The BBC captured the emotional atmosphere at the Virginia skating rink where he trains.
Stephen Colbert has claimed that CBS spiked an interview with a Texas Democrat due to concerns about potential repercussions from the FCC. CBS has denied these allegations, stating that the interview was not stopped from airing.
In a groundbreaking move, tribes have granted the Colorado River legal personhood. This decision comes as the river faces its worst drought in 1,200 years, raising questions about its future and conservation efforts.
Gisèle Pelicot, at the center of a major rape trial in France, spoke to the BBC about her emotional journey. She expressed feelings of betrayal and the importance of healing without harboring anger.
At a summit in Munich, opposition politicians from the U.S. aimed to provide an alternative to the 'America First' policy. They expressed confidence that Trump would not remain in power beyond three years, positioning themselves as future leaders.
A multimillion-euro heist has raised questions about security and insider knowledge. Investigators are probing how the thieves managed to evade detection during the operation.
Casey Wasserman, a prominent talent agent and chief of the LA Olympics, is set to sell his agency due to increased scrutiny related to his past associations with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. This decision comes in light of the ongoing fallout from these connections.
Authorities conducted a search in Tucson, Arizona, near the site of Nancy Guthrie's abduction. Despite the search, no arrests have been made in connection with the case.
Protests in support of Iran's movement have drawn hundreds of thousands of participants worldwide. Major gatherings occurred in cities like Munich, Los Angeles, and Toronto, with smaller rallies in Tel Aviv and Lisbon.
The Rio Carnival has commenced with a spectacular giant robot tribute to Brazil's President Lula, symbolizing his remarkable journey from poverty to leadership. This event marks the beginning of the vibrant and colorful celebrations in Rio de Janeiro.
Rescuers are actively searching for 10 skiers who went missing after a recent avalanche in California. The area has experienced heavy snowfall, complicating rescue efforts.