After a sharp sell‑off, Nike’s sales, stock and star power have slipped. New CEO Hill’s turnaround plan faces tough headwinds from rising e‑commerce rivals and a key athlete’s exit.

A Miami‑based group of Cuban‑American entrepreneurs plans to invest in Cuba once U.S. pressure lands a regime change.

Barcelona’s La Merce festival becomes the stage for Spain‑China cultural exchange, prompting debate across Europe about security and trade ties.

President Trump’s call to rename AI as “Super Intelligence” has triggered a record spike in .si domain registrations in Slovenia, raising questions about speculation and naming conventions.

OpenAI fired three employees after they mishandled confidential projects, spurring renewed scrutiny over AI safety practices.

When a Flydubai plane on a Dubai‑Tel Aviv route was attacked, Captain Smit Machchhar cut open the cockpit door to halt a dangerous descent, saving lives.

Israeli leader says the stabb­ing suspect on a Dubai‑Tel Aviv flight had been radicalised, citing investigations that suggest terrorist intent.

After a pilot was stabbed on a Flydubai flight, a father described hugging his children when the aircraft nosedived 17,000 feet—illustrating courage amid panic.

Passengers on flight FZ1073 claim a 17,000‑foot drop in minutes after a pilot stabbed his co‑pilot, forcing a diversion to Saudi Arabia.

A pilot was stabbed by another pilot on a Dubai‑to‑Tel Aviv flight, but passengers and crew thwarted the attack and landed safely in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia. 174 people survived.

The game‑wear jersey from Michael Jordan's 1998 NBA Finals, his last season with the Chicago Bulls, fetched $12.3m (£9.3m) at a digital auction, breaking the previous Jordan memorabilia record.

After a second wave of landslides, dozens have died and trekkers are stranded as the Annapurna Circuit is cut off, forcing emergency flights to high‑altitude villages.

A sailor couple shares their relief after a sperm whale collision sinks their yacht – rescued after 17 hours at sea.

Three‑fold stamina and cultural showcase as Ben Dancer defies limits, dancing for 168 continuous hours at Lagos Freedom Park.

Ben Dancer, 33, is pushing his limits by dancing non‑stop for seven days in an attempt to beat the current world record.

Winner’s singer Mino is sentenced to a suspended prison term after 102 unauthorized absences during his social‑service duty, highlighting South Korea’s strict conscription laws.

In a sweeping decision, Six Flags Magic Mountain has shuttered X2 after allegations of brain injuries from more than 100 riders.

US actor Chad Lowe and wife Kim Painter mourn their daughter Fiona, 13, after her sudden death, urging support for mental health issues.

US actor Chad Lowe mourns the loss of his 13‑year‑old daughter Fiona, urging mental‑health support and privacy for his family.

FilmOn’s 30,000‑hour CineBx acquisition gives it a rare mix of classics and rare footage, positioning it to outpace rivals in the free‑to‑view market.

Putin’s latest address shows no change in Russia’s stance toward Ukraine, as Moscow tightens control over its new, pro‑Putin parliament and doubles down on its war narrative.

Vladimir Putin’s recent State Duma address and the Kremlin’s tight grip on the new parliamentary majority signal a continued war effort, while Moscow escalates hybrid tactics against Europe.

Botswana authorises the slaughter of 23 elephants for a national celebration, sparking protests from wildlife NGOs and local communities.

Malaysia has started sending around 5,000 asylum seekers back to Myanmar under a deal with the military regime, sparking human‑rights alarms amid rising public hostility.

Investigates whether Donald Trump’s TV ads paid for by U.S. federal money violate law, and how officials justify them as public service announcements.

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces backlash after Congress rejects housing decree following eviction of 87‑year‑old Maricarmen Abascal, raising calls for a snap election.

Thousands of students ignite nationwide protests, facing police clashes and school closures as lawmakers, parents and unions grapple with escalating violence.

Gov. Kathy Hochul condemns the handling of the Cornell fraternity rape case, appointing the state attorney general to lead a fresh investigation.

South Korea’s President Lee Jae Myung warns Kyiv that it must apologise publicly for revealing two North Korean POWs, or he will take additional diplomatic steps.

Kyiv’s mayor reports escalating drone and missile attacks that cripple infrastructure and disrupt city life amid a brutal offensive.

6‑year‑old Gaza girl Raseel al‑Balawi has endured over 20 surgeries following an Israeli strike, spotlighting the harsh medical reality amid the Israel‑Gaza conflict.

Heavy fighting in Tigray’s Alamata has claimed 52 civilian lives, with government troops advancing toward Mekelle amid renewed clashes.

In a sweeping decision, Six Flags Magic Mountain has shuttered X2 after allegations of brain injuries from more than 100 riders.

Six‑year‑old Raseel al‑Balawi in Gaza has endured over 20 operations since a July Israeli helicopter strike wounded her camp, fighting infections amid ongoing conflict.

After hundreds of riders claim brain injuries, Six Flags permanently shuts down its X2 rollercoaster.

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 delivers the multinational crew to the ISS, marking the first spaceborn parenthood since the space age began.

President Trump’s call to rename AI as “Super Intelligence” has triggered a record spike in .si domain registrations in Slovenia, raising questions about speculation and naming conventions.

Australia’s eSafety regulator flags serious gaps in child protection on major gaming platforms, urging companies like Steam, Roblox, Fortnite and Minecraft to step up safeguards.

OpenAI fired three employees after they mishandled confidential projects, spurring renewed scrutiny over AI safety practices.

The video that won Nikon’s Small World contest is being re‑examined after scientists accuse it of AI‐generated distortion.