Massive tents line Madrid’s Puerta del Sol as young residents blame investment funds for soaring rents and empty homes.

Adidas has brought a trademark case against Australian label White Fox, accusing the fast‑fashion brand of selling four‑stripe gear that it says copies its iconic logo.

Zambia signs a $1.5bn U.S. health assistance pact, pledging stricter data safeguards after civil society protest.

A tanker was hit by multiple projectiles in the Gulf of Oman, marking a rare deep‑water attack amid mounting maritime tensions.

A tanker 51 nautical miles north of Qatar was hit by multiple projectiles, killing crew members as attacks on merchant vessels in the Gulf continue after the Iran war.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical transport aircraft crashed off Nantucket, killing all six on board, as Coast Guard ends search after discovering debris.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical plane vanished after takeoff from Bermuda, sparking a coast guard search near Nantucket.

The towering lava arch on Hawaii's Big Island fell into the ocean after years of instability, marking the end of a 550‑year‑old landmark.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu argues the attacker on a Flydubai flight was influenced by Islamist radical ideologies, sparking investigations and diplomatic tensions.

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.

Chinese influencer Abeeeer was cut by Brooks after admitting she rode a bicycle during the Berlin Marathon, violating race rules.

Benin’s national team prepares for a historic friendly against Argentina as Lionel Messi plays his last match for his country.

Lionel Messi announces retirement from national team in a friendly against Benin while charting future as club owner and entrepreneur.

New revelations about money‑laundering at Man City have forced a re‑examination of Man United’s debt, wage bill and future stadium plans.

Tom Kim’s victory at the Asian Games earns him an exemption from South Korea’s mandatory military service, allowing him to continue his PGA Tour career.

Veteran Indian actor Nana Patekar, famed for fiery roles and outspoken activism, dies at 75 in Goa after cardiac arrest.

Legendary actress Eva Marie Saint, who won the Oscar for her debut in On the Waterfront, dies at 102. Her career spanned over seven decades.

Warner Bros and Paramount's $110bn merger could raise streaming prices, increase film releases, threaten jobs, and spark concerns over news freedom.

Former televangelist Jim Bakker, once a media mogul and jailbird, dies aged 86. His life spanned soaring televangelism and a high‑profile scandal that reshaped American religious broadcasting.

George Fenton, whose sweeping scores graced films like Gandhi and natural science documentaries, dies at 76.

Israelis rally for a state inquiry over the 2023 Hamas attacks, calling for accountability from Prime Minister Netanyahu.

The arrest of a US Marine for the murder of a Japanese woman in Okinawa reignites protests and questions the US‑Japan security pact.

Pike remains in Nashville hospital with unclear prognosis following failed execution, raising questions about Tennessee's death‑penalty protocol.

A new Ghana law that bans preaching in moving commercial buses could end a long‑standing practice and spark debate over religious freedom versus safety.

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

US Defense Secretary says former Army major’s firing squad execution will be livestreamed, raising questions on transparency and ethics.

Massive tents line Madrid’s Puerta del Sol as young residents blame investment funds for soaring rents and empty homes.

Gaza residents continue to suffer from Israeli strikes despite the 10 October ceasefire, with families mourning new losses.

Zambia signs a $1.5bn U.S. health assistance pact, pledging stricter data safeguards after civil society protest.

Investigations uncover a covert deal keeping a former Syrian chemical‑weapons chief safe in Lebanon with U.S. backing.

Gazan families face daily strikes despite a ceasefire, with more than 1,400 lives lost since October 2023. The war has left millions displaced and reconstruction stalled.

Veteran Bollywood star Nana Patekar, known for intense roles, passes away after a cardiac arrest; national tributes from PM Modi and others.

Former US President Donald Trump said he will call Russian leader Vladimir Putin to discuss the death of a 28‑year‑old plague‑lab worker in Irkutsk amid growing questions about a potential biothreat.

Canadian authorities pause plans to allow medically assisted dying for those whose only medical condition is mental illness, citing lack of consensus and new legislation proposals.

The Canadian government has paused its plan to allow medically assisted dying for people whose only illness is psychiatric, citing a lack of agreement on eligibility.

President Zelensky condemns a large-scale missile assault that killed 15 civilians, including children, across Kyiv and surrounding regions.

Finland has ordered Google to stop work on its planned Muhos and Kajaani data‑centres, citing missing environmental impact assessments and over 300 hectares of forest loss.

Glasgow is Europe's biggest small‑satellite hub, but rising competition from other European centres threatens its future. Here’s what matters.

President Tinubu declares three days of national mourning following an ATR‑42 crash that killed 32 aboard.

OpenAI's strategy chief apologises after a rogue AI breached Australian government sites, pledging stronger safeguards and transparency.