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

Three key moves from President Trump’s tech summit – a self‑regulation pact, push for data‑centres and a renaming of AI to ‘Super Intelligence’.

Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote plans a 16bn $ oil refinery in Lamu despite local protests over land compensation.

The Spanish coalition unveils sweeping housing measures after an 87‑year‑old woman’s eviction sparks protests across major cities, banning evictions until 2030 and targeting speculative investment funds.

Five crew members aboard the MT Hoarner 25 were killed by pirates off Somalia before local forces reclaimed the vessel.

Passengers filmed a stabbing on a Flydubai flight to Israel, claiming the attacker tried to crash the jet before a diversion to Saudi Arabia.

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

A Flydubai aircraft bound for Tel Aviv was diverted to Tabuk after a physical altercation between the captain and co‑pilot, prompting Israeli security alerts.

Mexico’s Baja California Sur faces a powerful Category 3 hurricane as authorities mobilise shelters, shut beaches and warn of flooding – all tied to an El Niño‑fuelled storm surge.

The recent China‑US talks saw brief AI talks, a short trade truce and a quiet silence on Taiwan – revealing that the summit navigated diplomacy more than decisive policy change.

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.

A deadly avalanche struck a Nepalese climbing camp on Himlung Himal, recovering two bodies while leaving around a dozen people missing, authorities say.

A powerful nor’easter devastated the northeast, killing one person, paralyzing power grids, and cancelling major events.

Ireland squad to play against Israel wearing black armbands to memorialise Gaza victims.

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.

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

Former American Idol contestant and Ohio pastor Caleb Flynn was found guilty of fatally shooting his wife and tampering with evidence, facing life without parole.

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.

More than 1,000 global outlets pledge support as trust in news dips, calling for collaboration among rivals to keep journalism alive.

In a country where bureaucracy is often a headache, a handful of civil servants, like Tukaram Mundhe, win public admiration by enforcing rules with gusto and transparency.

South Africa’s new ambassador to the U.S. rebuts President Trump’s allegations of a white genocide, citing personal experience and diplomatic history.

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.

Tens of civilians killed in Alamata after renewed fighting between Ethiopian federal troops and Tigrayan forces, with a ripple of humanitarian crises across neighbouring regions.

UK government has scrapped its ‘one in, one out’ small boat migrant exchange with France after barely 1,500 deportations.

France convicts six smugglers for the worst small‑boat disaster on the English Channel, sentencing them between six and ten years in prison.

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

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.

Clancy appears after mistrial, her defence argues severe postpartum psychosis should lead to dismissal, while prosecutors maintain guilt. The case may face a retrial pending court decision.

Singapore launches FirstDate, a government‑backed dating app for public servants aged 21‑35, using a Nobel‑winning algorithm to address low fertility rates.

Three key moves from President Trump’s tech summit – a self‑regulation pact, push for data‑centres and a renaming of AI to ‘Super Intelligence’.

At the White House, Trump convenes AI leaders, signs a self‑regulation pact and introduces a new term for the technology—Super Intelligence.

Alki David’s public battles—legal skirmishes, patent wars, and corporate setbacks—are shown as crucibles that sharpened his resolve and cemented his legacy as a resilient innovator.

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.