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Brent oil falls below $72, while the Strait of Hormuz sees a surge in shipping, signalling easing tensions and a drop in global fuel costs.

AI firm Anthropic accuses Alibaba of a large‑scale data siphoning operation targeting its Claude model, calling the move ‘brazen’ and demanding congressional penalties.

Meta names Kunal Shah CEO of Cred to head WhatsApp, signalling India’s growing influence in global tech.

Deutsche Bahn halted all trains across Germany after a nationwide IT malfunction disrupted its digital railway radio network.

Heatwave hits Europe with temperatures climbing to 40°C. Cities deploy cool‑down spots, chalk panels and free cinema tickets to safeguard residents.

Ireland pledges €228 m ($197 m) for cross‑border rail upgrades, easing journeys, backing port and canal projects, and investing in early‑year training.

The Australian carrier will begin a nonstop 22‑hour journey between Sydney and London next year, at roughly 20% higher fare, sparking a debate on ultra‑long haul travel.

Japan lifts visa fees five times higher from 2026, first hike in almost 50 years.

Singer‑songwriter Oliver Tree’s body has been flown back to the US after the helicopter collision that claimed his life and six others, amid heartfelt tributes and a promise to honor his final wish with a charity.

FIFA introduced head‑to‑head tiebreakers and a 3‑place table in 2026, leaving some teams with no meaningful game left in the group stage.

At 17, a Mexican girl walks into the Azteca Stadium for the first time and watches Diego Maradona’s infamous goal that changed football history.

During a live BBC News segment, a Cape Verde supporter reacts furiously when his nation netted its inaugural World Cup goal against Uruguay.

Teenage prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi strikes an 11‑ball 50, eclipsing all previous List A speed records while sparking debate over his future international prospects.

Royal family make history after Netherlands win 5-1 over Sweden and Curacao earn first World Cup point against Ecuador. A day of celebration and colonial legacy.

Fans of K‑pop group BTS have fallen victim to ticket‑scam scams amid the high‑demand comeback tour, losing thousands of dollars in a frenzy of purchases.

The singer-songwriter's remains are back in California; his family honor his final wish by launching a charity in his name.

A rare celebration saw two sets of twins marry in Ibadan, honouring Yoruba twin culture and joyous love.

Clive Davis, behind iconic careers of Whitney Houston, Bruce Springsteen and many others, passes away at 94 after a career of shaping pop and rock.

Iconic music executive and mentor to Whitney Houston, Bruce Springsteen and many others passes away after a long illness. His 60‑year legacy will be remembered worldwide.

British detergent brand Dettol asks for forgiveness after a 5‑minute ad aimed at condemning sexism in China sparks social media backlash and calls for a boycott.

Britain’s new ban on users under 16 raises questions for the United States. How will American parents, lawmakers and teens react to similar restrictions?

At 17, a Mexican girl walks into the Azteca Stadium for the first time and watches Diego Maradona’s infamous goal that changed football history.

Former US President Donald Trump blasts Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni after claiming she begged for a photo at the G7 summit. A heated exchange highlights growing tensions between the two leaders.

Japanese football supporters praised for tidying stadiums are now criticized for leaving household chores to wives, igniting a social media debate about gender roles.

A twin 7.0 quake pounded Caracas, adding to a nation already grappling with political turmoil and infrastructure woes.

Key figure Vusimusi 'Cat' Matlala, embroiled in South Africa’s police graft investigation, pled guilty to corruption, fraud and money‑laundering, potentially aiding prosecutions of top officials.

A scorching heatwave moves from southern Europe to central Europe, prompting France to lift its health alert to level 3 and hospitals to brace for extra pressure.

Ryanair changes its family‑seating rule, removing the seat‑reservation fee for parents with children amid a CMA investigation.

Activist Dr Mahrang Baloch, known for campaigning against Balochistan’s enforced disappearances, sentenced to life in prison—she vows to continue the fight.

A scorching heatwave moves from southern Europe to central Europe, prompting France to lift its health alert to level 3 and hospitals to brace for extra pressure.

Discover practical, community‑tested tips to beat the UK’s hottest June, from window foil to cooling vests and smart meal ideas.

Kerala rolls out India's first dedicated elder‑welfare department, focusing on community care and social support to keep seniors connected.

Amid record‑high temperatures, France faces a heated debate on expanding air‑conditioning as a climate adaptation, dividing political forces and raising environmental concerns.

A 34‑year‑old Sydney mother has briefly awakened from an induced coma following a severe shark bite at Coogee Beach, offering hope to her family and the community.

After a school shooting in Tacloban, the Philippines temporarily blocks the video game Gorebox, citing possible online influence on teenage shooters.

Meta names Kunal Shah CEO of Cred to head WhatsApp, signalling India’s growing influence in global tech.

At Stanford's recent graduation ceremony students walked away when the Google CEO briefly mentioned AI, reflecting a broader debate among graduates about the future of artificial intelligence.

Deutsche Bahn halted all trains across Germany after a nationwide IT malfunction disrupted its digital railway radio network.

A Tesla Model 3 collided with a Texas home, killing a 76‑year‑old woman and prompting a special inquiry by the US NHTSA into its self‑driving system.