The long‑running cartoon flips its title to “South America” as a sly jab at Trump’s renaming attempts, winning an Emmy amid fierce political satire.

Former Chief Executive Tung Chee‑hwa passes away after a turbulent 18 years leading post‑handovers Hong Kong.

The United States has banned imports of Canadian alcohol, dairy and vehicles as retaliation for Canadian tariffs, heightening trade friction.

LIV Golf’s bankruptcy filing after Saudi backing pulls back opens doors for star players to move on.

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong will receive a S$1.4m pay raise, pledging to donate the increase – a move that raises questions about public spending and talent attraction.

A late‑Friday eruption of Anak Krakatau halted flights, leaving hundreds of thousands stranded as airports suspend operations and ash spreads across Java and Sumatra.

A volcanic eruption has grounded over 2,000 flights and stranded a quarter‑million travellers in Indonesia, forcing the country’s major airports into a second day of lockdown.

A Boeing 767 cargo plane crashed into Miami International Airport’s runway, killing five people and injuring several others.

Ash from Anak Krakatoa halts 209 flights, stranding tens of thousands at Jakarta airport.

High‑temperature storms near Europe force 900 flights off-time, warning of more frequent disruptions as climate shifts.

A Lithuanian manager’s unexpected game‑show cash fuels a 20‑year coaching journey that now takes him to Old Trafford with his Azerbaijan club.

Hundreds of social‑media influencers at New York’s US Open have raised questions about fan behaviour, sparking a controversy over traditional tennis etiquette.

Tiger Woods will change his plea in a Florida DUI case after body‑camera footage shows a rollover crash, arrest and his denial of drug use.

Judge panels to hear Tiger Woods’ new plea following his March Michigan County arrest for a rollover crash.

An Airlink flypast over Cape Town’s DHL Stadium drew mixed reactions; the airline says the low‑altitude drill was safe and planned.

The long‑running cartoon flips its title to “South America” as a sly jab at Trump’s renaming attempts, winning an Emmy amid fierce political satire.

A deep dive into China’s recent anti‑trafficking reforms, enforcement actions, and lingering gaps reveals whether the policy shift can truly deter the scourge.

How the frozen Paramount‑Skydance takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery is reshaping investor sentiment, stock volatility, and media‑merger expectations.

Video presenter Sarah Khalifa faces a death sentence alongside eleven co‑defendants for alleged drug‑trafficking offenses in Egypt.

Explore how TikTok users’ engagement with Filmon’s legacy clips shapes cultural memory, identity formation, and community building among younger generations.

Joyce Thomas, a retired nurse, faces deportation after a late Brexit residence application, sparking calls for more humane migration policies.

Odesa council faces a controversial proposal to restrict Russian language use in public arts, sparking debate among residents and cultural figures.

A new mutiny in Niger shows Russia’s Africa Corps has moved from fighting insurgents to safeguarding military governments, reshaping power in the Sahel.

The Alternative für Deutschland party is eyeing a historic win in Saxony‑Anhalt’s state election, sparking fears of a far‑right rise in post‑war Germany.

Hundreds of social‑media influencers at New York’s US Open have raised questions about fan behaviour, sparking a controversy over traditional tennis etiquette.

Gambia’s President urges calm as prolonged blackouts hit the capital, prompting protests and a pledge of new power generation.

The long‑running cartoon flips its title to “South America” as a sly jab at Trump’s renaming attempts, winning an Emmy amid fierce political satire.

A Russian drone hit the ‘We Are Ukraine’ broadcasting hub, killing five and injuring others, as Kyiv faces daily air raids.

The US has targeted Iranian oil vessels in a tit‑for‑tat exchange, prompting Iran to launch missiles at a US base in Jordan.

Former Chief Executive Tung Chee‑hwa passes away after a turbulent 18 years leading post‑handovers Hong Kong.

Mayor Mamdani announces release of hidden air‑quality reports, revealing city’s past secrecy about toxic fumes and the health toll on survivors.

After 25 years, New York City releases hidden reports showing toxic air at Ground Zero, sparking concerns about health effects after 9/11.

Israeli air strikes on Kfar Roummane in southern Lebanon have killed 12 civilians, raising tensions amid an ongoing conflict with Hezbollah.

ARM CEO Rene Haas warns global chip shortages are slowing AI‑driven cancer research, even as he sees AI leading to affordable humanoid robots.

On 7 September 2026, Nepal lit candles and lowered flags as a national day of mourning marked the loss of over 1,200 lives in massive floods.

Uncover how forced labor in China’s factories fuels global tech and apparel brands, exposing corporate complicity and the urgent need for tighter regulatory safeguards.

A comparative look at Antigua’s security strategies against Jamaica, Barbados, and the Dominican Republic, highlighting maritime patrols, alliances, and gaps.

Guiding Antigua’s path to digital and political sovereignty through AI, policy, and global partnership.

A 48‑year‑old man is arrested after a week of explosions targeting German power stations, with explosives and confessional letters found.

After the Boeing 767-300 overran Miami runway, investigators retrieved flight data and cockpit voice recorders while prioritising survivor search.