Adidas sues Australian fast‑fashion brand White Fox for a four‑stripe pattern it says copies its trademarked three‑stripe logo, sparking a high‑stakes trademark battle.

Zambia signs a five‑year health financing agreement with the US, overcoming public protests over medical data and mineral rights, to fund HIV, TB, malaria and system strengthening.

A cargo tanker intercepted by multiple projectiles 51 nautical miles north of Qatar amid rising maritime hostilities in the Gulf. Casualties reported as clashes intensify.

Former President Donald Trump plans to convert his West Palm Beach golf estate into a presidential retreat, offering free membership to future presidents and diplomatic guests.

Explores the controversial legacy of Zimbabwean mogul Sir Wicknell Chivayo, his philanthropy, corruption claims and the nation's mixed reaction to his untimely death.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical flight disappeared between Bermuda and Boston, leaving all aboard presumed dead after search operations were called off.

A Gulfstream G‑100 carrying medical crew and patients vanished off Massachusetts, prompting frantic rescue efforts. What might have happened in alternate futures?

The 90‑ft Hōlei Sea Arch on Hawaii’s Big Island collapsed between Sept 23-27, ending a landmark that had stood for 550 years.

Israel's Netanyahu accuses the attacker on a Flydubai flight of extremist indoctrination, linking the incident to possible Iran ties and broader terror concerns.

Capt. Smit Machchhar courageously cracks open a flight's cockpit door to stop a rapid descent after being attacked by a fellow pilot, saving the lives of passengers.

In Berlin, a Chinese fitness influencer’s bike shortcut during a marathon sparked a sponsorship fallout and raised questions about integrity across timelines.

Benin will host Argentina’s star‑studded farewell in a match that could open parallel football futures, as the tiny nation seeks to shine on a global stage.

Lionel Messi plays his last game for Argentina, ending a record‑setting career while looking ahead to business ventures and club ownership.

South Korea's golfer Tom Kim wins gold at the Asian Games, earning a brief military exemption that could allow his career to continue uninterrupted.

The Chinese flyweight hopes her Joker-inspired look will unsettle rivals ahead of the title fight at UFC 332.

Villain‑turned‑hero Nana Patekar, celebrated for his powerful performances, passes away after a severe heart attack in Goa.

Oscar winner Eva Marie Saint, famed for 'On the Waterfront' and 'North by Northwest', passes away after a storied career spanning seven decades.

Explore alternate futures after Paramount‑Skydance’s $110bn merger—streaming costs, film slates, job cuts, and newsroom shifts that could reshape entertainment.

Former PTL Club icon Jim Bakker, whose lavish ministry collapsed amid sex‑and‑fraud scandals, has died at 86.

Legendary composer George Fenton, whose scores graced films, BBC documentaries and TV news themes, has passed away at 76.

Three years on, Israelis demand answers as calls for a state inquiry grow louder and the next election looms.

Three years after the Hamas attack, residents of Kfar Aza and others call for an independent inquiry into Israel's security failures on 7 October.

After a botched lethal‑injection attempt, Christa Pike remains critically ill, with her future hanging in uncertainty, lawyer says.

Ghana’s new law threatens the long‑standing tradition of pastors preaching on buses, sparking debate over faith, safety and free speech.

Miami's wealthy Cuban exiles draft a plan for a post‑Cuba era, plotting re‑investment, infrastructure, and restitution after a regime topple.

A brutal reality in Gaza as families endure daily Israeli strikes even after a ceasefire and a stalled peace deal, highlighted by the death of Fida al‑Toutah.

Zambia signs a five‑year health financing agreement with the US, overcoming public protests over medical data and mineral rights, to fund HIV, TB, malaria and system strengthening.

An investigation shows U.S. and Lebanese authorities are protecting former Syrian general accused of chemical weapons use in exchange for intelligence on a missing American journalist.

Since the October 2025 ceasefire, Gaza’s civilians face daily Israeli strikes—over 1,400 dead—while reconstruction stalls amid political impasse.

Human Rights Watch calls US third‑country deportations to African states illegal and dangerous, citing threats of persecution and unsafe returns to migrants.

Despite a cease‑fire, Gaza residents continue to face daily violence, with families like Fida al‑Toutah suffering loss and uncertainty in a stalled peace process.

Veteran actor Nana Patekar dies in Goa after a sudden cardiac arrest, sparking mourning across India. He is to receive a state‑sponsored funeral at his Pune farmhouse.

Ex‑US President set a call with Russia’s leader over a suspected plague lab fatality in Irkutsk, while WHO urges transparency amid growing tensions.

Justice Minister announces indefinite suspension, citing lack of consensus on who qualifies for medically assisted dying.

The federal government has paused plans to allow medically assisted dying for people whose only condition is mental illness amid controversy over eligibility.

Software architect behind Apollo 11’s groundbreaking code passes away at 90, leaving a legacy that shaped spaceflight and software engineering.

Ukraine’s president slams Russia for a deadly barrage that killed 15 and threatens allies to deliver critical air‑defence systems.

Finnish authorities order a stop to Google’s data‑centre construction after clearing over 300 hectares of forest, prompting the company to apologise and promise environmental reviews.

Glasgow has become Europe’s leading small‑satellite hub, but growing investment elsewhere threatens to pull the talent and capital away. Here’s a look at the stakes.

A deadly crash in Ondo State kills 32, prompting national mourning and a full investigation by President Tinubu.