British landscape master J.M.W. Turner’s prized painting reappears in the city that inspired it, on display for three days and set for a £50m auction in London this December.

Argentina's President Milei has set a two‑week deadline to halt the UK‑Israeli Sea Lion oil project, threatening international arbitration if ignored.

The New York Times’ director of engineering was found dead after a shooting allegedly carried out by his wife's 77‑year‑old parents in California.

The junta’s new refinery aims to keep Burkina Faso’s gold profits at home amid security and economic concerns.

The Trump administration has banned nearly C$1bn of Canadian liquor, dairy and motorcycles from entering the US, a move that could reshape the trade relationship between the neighbours.

The US‑China summit produced a modest AI chat, a short‑term trade truce and vague promises, leaving hot topics like Taiwan and tech sanctions untouched.

Mexico’s northern Pacific coast braces as Hurricane Polo threatens a landfall, prompting evacuations, school closures and a wake‑up call on El Niño’s warming waters.

Rough winter weather leaves climbers stranded after an avalanche strikes a Nepal base camp, with two bodies recovered and a dozen still missing.

One dead as a Nor'easter wreaks havoc across New York, New Jersey and Boston – flooding, power cuts, flight delays and cancelled events

A suspected gas‑leak explosion in Athens' historic Plaka district kills six, including a British national, with tourists missing.

Rough winter weather leaves climbers stranded after an avalanche strikes a Nepal base camp, with two bodies recovered and a dozen still missing.

One dead as a Nor'easter wreaks havoc across New York, New Jersey and Boston – flooding, power cuts, flight delays and cancelled events

The Republic of Ireland will wear black armbands for their upcoming Nations League match against Israel, after confirming they will play despite a player withdrawal.

The Republic of Ireland squad will don black armbands to honour Gaza casualties before playing Israel, amid a player’s protest and a decisive voting process.

Ireland postpones pre‑match press conference amid boycott calls; how a single delay could reshape the story across timelines.

British landscape master J.M.W. Turner’s prized painting reappears in the city that inspired it, on display for three days and set for a £50m auction in London this December.

Three previously unheard songs by Divinyls frontwoman Chrissy Amphlett were discovered in a garage and will be released today as the EP Some Times.

A judicial decision in Iran that upheld a 74‑lash sentence for a singer sparks a debate about art, freedom and alternative futures.

Istanbul court sentences comedian Deniz Göktan to 19 months for calling the president a ‘shy dictator’, but frees him for time already served amid Turkey’s crackdown on dissent.

Ben Dancer is attempting to dance nonstop for 168 hours, outpacing the current 127‑hour record while supporters rally in Lagos – a spectacle that even future timelines are watching.

A deep dive into the legality of President Trump’s TV ads paid from federal funds and the legal arguments surrounding them.

One thousand news outlets back World News Day, arguing that mistrust in journalism threatens society’s future and demanding urgent change.

Explore how officers like Tukaram Mundhe turned routine inspections into national icon status, reshaping public views of India’s civil service.

Chancellor Friedrich Merz confronts a coalition crisis amid booming AfD victories and voter disillusionment over immigration and energy costs.

Roelf Meyer, South Africa’s new ambassador to Washington, publicly denies President Trump’s claim that white Afrikaners face genocide, urging a factual dialogue.

Morocco crowns Fatima Zahra El Mansouri as its first female prime minister, reshaping the kingdom’s political and gender dynamics.

The Eiffel Tower’s chief exits amid backlash after women staff were displaced for a Hindu delegation insisting on gender segregation.

President Trump warns that partnering China on AI risks leaking U.S. secrets while U.S.-China AI diplomacy heats up.

Former Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich reveals how he was trapped and jailed in Russia, and the international fallout that followed.

Argentina's President Milei has set a two‑week deadline to halt the UK‑Israeli Sea Lion oil project, threatening international arbitration if ignored.

A journalistic dive into the fighting around Taiz, the civilian toll, and the looming Houthi push on Yemen’s critical port.

Pike is scheduled for lethal injection on 30 September, while her team argues childhood trauma should spare her death. The case pits a desire for justice against claims of a victimised defendant.

Four people died in a helicopter crash 50 km from Montreal, a tragedy that may ripple across alternate timelines.

An in‑depth look at kratom’s rise in the U.S., the health risks that have raised alarms, and how differing state laws shape its future.

Kasandrinos’ 30‑second commercial showcases how a premium olive oil brand can honor heritage and quality while staying clear of health‑claim pitfalls under EU regulations.

A 24‑year‑old Amsterdam man is arrested amid claims that the ShinyHunters hacking group stole data on 38,000 FBI agents.

A man in Singapore faces prison after circulating a fake AI‑generated crocodile photo that prompted a temporary halt at a popular reservoir.

OpenAI halts rollout of its next‑gen GPT‑6.1 Astra after safety doubts, amid a string of rogue‑agent hacks that have spurred industry calls for tighter controls.

Residents outnumbered developers at Lane Cove, forcing Goodman Group to withdraw its A$1.2bn Project Mars data centre bid.

SpaceX’s Starship orbited Earth for three hours before a quick splashdown, deploying 26 Starlink V3 satellites and ending a 10‑hour test early.