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A bomb carried by a woman exploded outside a luxury restaurant in central Moscow, killing three people and injuring dozens. The incident occurred during a celebration, with reports suggesting a Russian general may have been the target.
A bomb explosion at a restaurant in central Moscow resulted in three deaths and 21 injuries. Russian authorities are investigating the incident as a terrorist act, with reports suggesting a Russian general was the intended target.
Reports indicate that the United States and Israel are preparing to launch significant bombing campaigns against Iran's energy infrastructure, potentially the heaviest strikes to date. These planned attacks are anticipated to occur over the weekend.
An explosion at a restaurant in central Moscow, reportedly where a general was celebrating his birthday, has resulted in at least three fatalities and 15 injuries. The incident occurred near a cafe garden on Kudrinsky Square.
The renowned Noma restaurant has reopened in Copenhagen with new management and menus, following reports of mistreatment of staff, with former chef Redzepi stepping down and new menus costing over €600.
Russia's National Anti-Terrorism Committee (NAC) has said that a homemade explosive device was detonated at the Balzi Rossi restaurant in central Moscow.
Three people died and at least 21 others were injured after a homemade explosive device detonated outside an Italian restaurant in central Moscow on Saturday evening, according to Russian…
DoorDash is employing gig workers to load restaurant orders into its Dot delivery robots, revealing a current limitation in automation where robots cannot physically pick up items on their own.
A Glasgow restaurant has been criticized for using napkins featuring an incomplete map of India, which omitted the country's North East region, triggering public backlash.
The monsoon death toll in Pakistan has risen to 126, with electrocution topping the causes of fatalities. Punjab is the worst-hit region with 47 deaths since June 26, and Karachi is on alert for expected showers.
A popular kosher restaurant in Montreal was destroyed in an apparent arson attack, sparking fear and concern within the local Jewish community. The incident has led to discussions about rising antisemitism and the need to avoid succumbing to fear.
A South Florida entrepreneur has invested over $20,000 to launch edible candles with a patented formula, aiming to provide memorable experiences for restaurant diners nationwide.
Dae Yeop restaurant in Seoul is drawing long lines with its Pyongyang-style naengmyeon, made daily with fresh buckwheat noodles and a simmering hanwoo broth, as it aims for international recognition.
According to a recent SEC filing, the CEO of a popular restaurant group sold 17,449 shares of company stock. The sale was conducted for the purpose of tax withholding.
While it struggled at the box office, DC Studios' Supergirl movie with Milly Alcock as Kara Zor-El is finding new success in the world of streaming.
A boat accident off Gothenburg resulted in two fatalities and two people being hospitalized. Authorities are investigating measures to improve e-scooter safety.
Pedestrian deaths on National Highways in India have increased by 43% over the past five years, with Tamil Nadu recording the highest number of fatalities in 2024.
This weekly digest covers key developments and discourses in and around the occupied regions of Abkhazia and Tskhinvali/South Ossetia, as well as those concerning Tbilisi-Moscow relations.
A building collapse in Maharashtra has resulted in nine fatalities, with search and rescue operations, including the use of sniffer dogs, ongoing.
A parliamentary reply indicates that road crash fatalities in India are likely to decline by 2026, though Uttar Pradesh currently records the highest number of road deaths.
Five people have died in a rainstorm that hit Kano, Nigeria, with the state government confirming the fatalities. The Kano State Emergency Management Agency (KASEMA) reported the deaths.
The US resumes bombing Iran, with a family of three killed in Qeshm Island.
A mass shooting at an In-N-Out Burger restaurant in Idaho resulted in at least three deaths and multiple injuries. The incident prompted an emotional message from the company's president.
Russia has added Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, to its official list of 'terrorists and extremists.' Durov stated that this designation stems from his refusal to comply with Moscow's demands for surveillance and censorship on the messaging platform.
Flash floods in China's Gansu province have resulted in at least 25 fatalities, with rescue efforts continuing as more bodies are discovered in the mudslides. Large parts of the country remain on alert for further natural disasters.
Austria recorded a provisional total of 395 heat-related deaths in June, marking a negative record for the month. This figure is comparable to the number of traffic fatalities in the country during the previous year.
A bomb carried by a woman exploded near a Moscow restaurant, resulting in three fatalities and 21 injuries. Security officials reported that a security worker stopped the woman as she attempted to enter the restaurant with the explosive.
Japanese authorities concluded rescue operations at a shopping center damaged by an earthquake after an explosion resulted in seven fatalities. An Italian ambassador was dispatched to Fukuoka following the earthquake.
A ferry fire off the coast of Indonesia has resulted in five fatalities and 41 passengers reported missing. Some individuals were rescued after jumping into the sea.
A blast near the center of Moscow has killed at least three people and injured 21 others, detonating as a woman tried to enter a restaurant and was stopped by a security guard.
A grenade was thrown at an under-construction Japanika branch in Hadera, marking the latest in a series of attacks against the sushi chain. The chain is owned by businessman Barak Abramov.
Chef Kenji Kawamura, after six years of training in Italy, brings authentic Italian flavors to his Ibaraki restaurant, Nonna Nietta, in suburban Tsukuba.
Severe rain, floods, and landslides have caused at least eight fatalities and widespread damage across several districts in Kerala, India, with rescue operations ongoing.
The legendary Parisian restaurant The Tour d'Argent, known for its pressed duck recipe and Seine-side location, has been run by the Terrail family for three generations, maintaining its status as a culinary icon.
Copenhagen's world-renowned Noma restaurant is set to reopen next week with a new head chef, focusing on staff wellbeing after René Redzepi stepped down and apologized for his behavior following abuse allegations.
DoorDash has launched its in-app restaurant reservation service in New York City, offering diners another method to secure tables at some of the city's most sought-after restaurants. This expansion aims to simplify the process of booking popular dining spots.
Litres, Russia's largest e-book and audiobook service, has removed two volumes of 'Durov’s Code,' a biography of Telegram founder Pavel Durov, days after Moscow labeled him a 'terrorist.'
On July 30, Russia reportedly launched two KN-23 missiles from North Korea; one struck a house near Kryvyi Rih, killing six people, while the other landed in a field 3.5 km away.
A Moscow court sentenced Russian blogger Sonya Marmeladova, whose real name is Sofia Vershinina, to a three-year suspended prison term and a 4.8 million ruble fine on charges related to the online distribution of pornography.
Moscow aims to attract 500,000 international students by 2030 as part of a strategy to strengthen long-term partnerships with countries across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and South America.
Singapore has reduced the demerit points required for a first license suspension from 24 to 18 and extended suspension periods, following a deterioration in road safety with fatalities reaching a 10-year high in 2025.
Tizzard Holdings, the operator of the prominent five-star Adare Manor resort, which houses a Michelin-starred restaurant and will host next year’s Ryder Cup, has reported losses for the third consecutive year.
Darden's CEO sold shares while LongHorn Steakhouse saw a 9.5% jump in performance, contrasting with Olive Garden's lagging results.
The restaurant business is experiencing profound changes, driven by factors such as technology, inflation, and evolving customer habits.
Four migrants died in separate incidents while attempting to cross the English Channel from France to the UK in small, overloaded boats. French authorities confirmed the fatalities, highlighting the ongoing dangers of irregular migration across the busy waterway.
Ukrainian drone attacks have targeted various sites within Russia, resulting in at least two fatalities and causing fires at a Wildberries warehouse, an oil refinery, and a military airbase. These strikes demonstrate Ukraine's capability to hit strategic targets deep within Russian territory.
A Moscow court has ordered the arrest in absentia of Zhanna Nemtsova, the daughter of assassinated Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov. The decision comes nearly a decade after her father's murder, further escalating pressure on critics of the Kremlin.
Various incidents across the globe have resulted in numerous deaths, including 36 fatalities and over 9,500 evacuations from the Kumamoto earthquake in Japan. Additionally, a mine blast in Quetta, Pakistan, killed 34 people, and a bus accident in Algeria claimed 25 lives.
A bomb detonated near a restaurant in Moscow, resulting in the deaths of at least three people, according to state media reports.
The United Kingdom registered an estimated 2,877 to nearly 3,000 deaths during heatwaves in May and June 2026, putting the year on track to become one of the deadliest for heat-related fatalities.
State media reports that three people were killed after a bomb was detonated at a Moscow restaurant, with security officials stating a woman was stopped trying to enter with explosives.
Police in Montreal are investigating a suspected arson attack at a kosher restaurant, with community members and a Quebec MP calling for it to be treated as an antisemitic hate crime.
Inspectors in south Dublin found 34 beds crammed into a bungalow, despite the company claiming it accommodated a maximum of 26, highlighting severe overcrowding in staff accommodation for Chinese restaurants.
A fast-casual restaurant chain, which has been in operation for 29 years, has announced the closure of its last remaining location. This marks the end of the chain's presence in the market.
A series of separate road accidents across Kenya have resulted in the deaths of 21 people in less than 24 hours, with nine more fatalities reported in Kirinyaga and Narok.
A wooden restaurant warehouse in Ayia Napa, Cyprus, was completely destroyed after a fire started in a reed bed. Two adjacent buildings also sustained damage from the blaze.
Food critic Jay Rayner has given a glowing review to Oudh 1722 in Borough Market, London, calling the new restaurant by Birmingham chef Aktar Islam 'some of the best Indian food in London'.
Following a tragic incident, there are increasing demands for a judicial probe and the implementation of stronger mine safety laws to prevent future fatalities in mining operations.
An outbreak of Legionnaires' disease in New York City, which was linked to seven fatalities, has officially been declared over by health authorities.
A review celebrates Sense by the Sea, a beachfront restaurant in Potima Bay, Cyprus, on its first anniversary, noting its quick establishment as a popular dining spot.
L'Oustau de Baumanière, a renowned Provençal landmark, is highlighted for its unique blend as a world-class restaurant and a tourist complex carved into rock. The establishment is led by Jean-André Charial.
A Chinese restaurant owner has garnered significant internet attention due to his uncanny resemblance to Elon Musk.
A new study reveals that road traffic fatalities have a disproportionately severe impact on the viability of small hedgehog populations. Researchers warn that these deaths are devastating to the species.
The Pentagon has reportedly offered former President Trump a two-week 'go bigger' plan for a bombing campaign in Iran, described as a strategy in search of a clear objective.
Valery Kustov, chairman and principal shareholder of Russia's Efko group, has been arrested in Moscow on suspicion of large-scale fraud. The arrest is reportedly linked to a drone project that President Vladimir Putin toured in 2025.
Dishoom, a popular London restaurant known for its Bombay-style cafés, is expanding internationally with its first New York City location after gaining a devoted following across the U.K.