Former Federal Reserve chairman, whose tenure defined an era of growth, passes away after a 20‑year stewardship of the U.S. economy.

The rupee slump and tighter visa rules are reshaping Indian students’ overseas education plans and shifting enrollment trends.

At the largest true‑crime convention in Las Vegas, fans, podcasters and families meet at CrimeCon, exploring crime stories and the line between advocacy and exploitation.

Iran shuts a key oil chokepoint after Israel’s attacks on Lebanon, heightening tensions over the US‑Iran ceasefire agreement that aims to end the war.

President Rodrigo Paz declares a state of emergency to clear road blocks that have halted commerce and left shortages widespread.

Japan boosts single‑entry visa fees to 15,000 yen and multi‑entry to 30,000 yen, a 5× jump amid yen weakness and a post‑pandemic tourism surge.

A blaze at the Viva Wyndham Dominicus Beach resort engulfed 1,700 guests and killed a 46‑year‑old Italian tourist.

A wall‑of‑smoke blaze at a popular beach resort killed a 46‑year‑old Italian tourist and forced the evacuation of nearly 1,700 guests.

An 18‑year‑old Indian tourist fell from a Central Park carriage after driver paused to photograph the group, prompting critics to call for the removal of horse‑drawn rides.

A private jet crashed near Laredo, Texas, and local residents and first responders urgently rescued survivors amid flames.

Cape Verde fans erupt when the team scores its first World Cup goal against Uruguay in 2026, captured live on BBC News with reporter Paul Njie on hand.

India A star Vaibhav Sooryavanshi hits fastest half‑century in List‑A history, breaking the 13‑ball record and raising hopes for an India call‑up.

The Dutch monarchs watched two historic World Cup moments—King Willem‑Alexander’s Netherlands out‑scored Sweden, and the small island of Curacao earned its maiden point.

Japanese football fans are praised for picking up litter after World Cup matches – yet some say they should also pitch in at home, where women do most housework.

A 68‑year‑old petanque enthusiast died in Mimizan, France, after an alleged assault involving a metal boule amid a dispute between rival teams.

Scammers flood Southeast Asia's BTS tour ticket sales, causing fans to lose thousands of dollars and prevent many from attending the highly‑sought concert.

Paris remains seething as officials ban alcohol at the nation‑wide music festival to safeguard crowds during a sweltering heatwave.

At the largest true‑crime convention in Las Vegas, fans, podcasters and families meet at CrimeCon, exploring crime stories and the line between advocacy and exploitation.

A first‑hand tour of the multitalented crew behind Gorillaz’s one‑off stadium spectacle at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, revealing a blend of cultures, collaborative spirit and deep musical history.

The French government has banned alcohol at the major music festival to safeguard public health during one of Europe's hottest weekends.

Japanese football fans are praised for picking up litter after World Cup matches – yet some say they should also pitch in at home, where women do most housework.

An MOU signed between Trump and Iran reshapes the war’s narrative, opening the Strait of Hormuz and kicking off nuclear talks amid deep economic concessions.

The new memorandum of understanding between the US and Iran prompts a reassessment of why the conflict erupted, revealing strategic missteps and shifting power dynamics.

India’s football hopes remain stunted by a weak grassroots system as it aims to qualify for the 2026 World Cup.

German public broadcaster ZDF has pulled a disputed introduction after Elon Musk issued a cease‑and‑desist letter, following claims that he promoted anti‑migrant rhetoric amid Belfast unrest.

Japan boosts single‑entry visa fees to 15,000 yen and multi‑entry to 30,000 yen, a 5× jump amid yen weakness and a post‑pandemic tourism surge.

Martha Karua was blocked from entering Uganda while traveling to defend a colleague, with authorities giving no reason – raising concerns over legal practice across East Africa.

Former Federal Reserve chairman, whose tenure defined an era of growth, passes away after a 20‑year stewardship of the U.S. economy.

The surge in armed conflict and civilian displacement makes Colombia’s upcoming election a crucial showdown between a hard‑line, Trump‑endorsed outsider and a peace‑oriented left‑wing senator.

Prosperity Party sweeps Ethiopian parliament, yet rising tensions in Tigray, Amhara, Oromia and foreign fronts threaten national stability.

Paris remains seething as officials ban alcohol at the nation‑wide music festival to safeguard crowds during a sweltering heatwave.

The French government has banned alcohol at the major music festival to safeguard public health during one of Europe's hottest weekends.

The first Australian detection of the H5N1 bird flu marks the virus’s spread to every continent, raising concerns for wildlife and potential human transmission.

After armed men stormed a hospital, a six‑year‑old child was recovered and is said to be doing well.

Australia's first detection of H5N1 bird flu marks the virus's presence on all seven continents, raising global vigilance amid wildlife and poultry concerns.

Reliance’s telecom arm Jio is set to launch an IPO worth around $4 bn, marking a major step for India’s tech industry and investor sentiment

Reliance’s telecom arm Jio is set to go public in the first half of 2026, potentially raising over $4 bn and sparking a revival in India’s stock market.

Tim Cook says rising memory chip costs will push Apple to raise prices, with new AI features and global supply constraints at play.

Nearly 200 Ukrainian drones and 4 cruise missiles hit Moscow this week, creating a toxic plume of smoke that forced the city’s airports to shut and left dozens injured.

Delivery robots are sparking protests over pedestrian safety, accidental collisions and job cuts in cities from Chicago to London.