After the government’s housing measures are rejected, protests roll across Spain. Analysts debate whether the turmoil could trigger an early election.

When President Trump threatened to ban U.S. diesel exports, the G7 pledged 100 million barrels of oil and diesel to calm soaring global prices.

OpenAI has terminated three staff members after an internal investigation found they improperly shared confidential data, raising new questions about AI safety and corporate security.

Nike is battling a costly slump: sales decline, star athlete departures, and a shaky turnaround plan under CEO Elliott Hill.

Affluent Cuban‑American elites in Miami are drafting post‑revolution plans, eyes on a financial exchange and a new economy for Cuba.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu claims the man who stabbed a pilot on a Flydubai flight was driven by Islamist radical indoctrination, sparking investigations across the Middle East.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu alleges the Flydubai assailant was radicalised and discusses broader aviation security implications.

On a flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv, a man described hugging his children as the aircraft nosedived after a pilot stabbed another in a failed takeover attempt.

A commercial plane plummeted 17,000 feet in under two minutes after a pilot allegedly stabbed his co‑pilot, prompting passengers to call the experience a ‘rollercoaster’.

A Flydubai cockpit attack saw a pilot stabbed in an attempt to crash a flight to Tel Aviv. Passengers and crew overpowered the attacker and diverted safely to Tabuk.

The Chinese striker uses green hair, white face paint and a big grin to get inside opponents’ heads as she bids for the vacant flyweight belt.

Tom Kim grabs Asian Games gold, earning a military service exemption that lets him keep chasing majors in South Korea.

Nike is battling a costly slump: sales decline, star athlete departures, and a shaky turnaround plan under CEO Elliott Hill.

A Michael Jordan ‘Last Dance’ jersey fetched £9.3 million in a digital auction, shattering the previous record for game‑worn NBA collectibles.

After August floods, heavy rain sparks fresh deadly landslides killing 30 and forces hundreds of trekkers to be airlifted from dangerous passes.

At Munich’s Oktoberfest, ride crew hand out cycling shorts to protect women from upskirting videos that have been trending online.

Kanye West’s planned concerts in Putin's Russia are cancelled after the stadium declined a contract, amid allegations of antisemitic statements and political backlash.

K‑pop singer Song Min‑Ho receives a suspended one‑year prison term after being found guilty of unauthorized absences as a social‑service conscript.

Six Flags Magic Mountain has permanently closed the X2 coaster after more than 100 riders claim brain injuries, amid lawsuits and calls for stricter safety regulation.

Actor Chad Lowe says his 13‑year‑old daughter Fiona has died, leaving the family deeply heartbroken.

After a triumphant parliament visit, Putin signals no end to the war, while Russia’s election win bolsters Moscow’s resolve.

Putin’s address to a newly‑aligned State Duma confirms Russia’s continued push in Ukraine while demanding a halt to European help.

A licence authorising the killing of 23 elephants for a national Independence Day celebration has ignited protests from animal‑rights groups and local residents across Botswana.

Malaysia is sending thousands of Rohingya back to Myanmar, sparking protests from human‑rights groups over safety, persecution and forced conscription.

Legal experts say federal money used for Trump ads violates campaign finance law, though the White House says they’re public service messages.

Following a failed lethal injection of death‑row inmate Christa Pike, Tennessee’s Department of Corrections Commissioner Frank Strada will step down.

In the lead‑up to Brazil’s presidential vote Lula da Silva has leveled allegations against the United States for meddling in domestic politics.

After a lethal injection failed, 50‑year‑old Christa Pike remains on a ventilator—lawyers demand a commutation while Tennessee pauses executions.

After the government’s housing measures are rejected, protests roll across Spain. Analysts debate whether the turmoil could trigger an early election.

A 25‑year‑old UK‑Iranian dual national arrested over suspected terrorism connected to RAF Fairford has been released on bail after searches closed.

After a lethal injection failed, 50‑year‑old Christa Pike remains on a ventilator—lawyers demand a commutation while Tennessee pauses executions.

New research suggests many passengers feel nausea in EVs, a problem linked to engine silence and regenerative braking.

A fatal injection that kept a prisoner alive. Tennessee’s latest botched execution ends with a return to life-saving care.

A heart‑wrenching look at a wave of child deaths in remote Indian tribal villages, driven by measles, malaria, malnutrition and gaps in health care.

Six‑year‑old Raseel al‑Balawi in Gaza has undergone more than 20 operations since an Israeli strike, battling infections in the wake of a humanitarian crisis.

Court rules AI reenactment of dead victim was improper, sparking resentencing in the 2021 Arizona shooting case.

OpenAI has terminated three staff members after an internal investigation found they improperly shared confidential data, raising new questions about AI safety and corporate security.

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rockets Cape Canaveral to deliver a mixed‑national crew to the ISS, marking the fourth space‑birth of a child while a parent is aloft.

President Trump’s push to rename AI as ‘Super Intelligence’ has triggered an explosive rise in .si domain names, topping 44,000 in September.

Australia’s eSafety regulator finds major shortcomings in popular gaming platforms’ protection of children, urging stronger safeguards and clearer age controls.