UK and Japan sign a £18 bn pact, pledging billions in infrastructure, offshore wind and joint defence projects, jolting economic prospects.

Amid the war, Russian households are using generative AI to create videos of fallen soldiers, offering solace while sparking controversy.

Shanghai developer Vincent Zhang has found emotional support in a virtual parenting duo on TikTok, a trend that echoes challenges faced by Chinese youth.

US growth outpaces rivals thanks to flexible markets, investment, and energy independence, but rising inflation and inequality may strain this advantage.

Elon Musk becomes first trillionaire after SpaceX IPO soars to $2.2 trillion, sparking debate over wealth inequality.

FIFA says fans were on concourses during the South Korea–Czech Republic match, citing empty seats despite an official attendance of 44,985.

India's AAIB confirms Air India crash investigation continues, no release date yet, new evidence points to pilot involvement.

Hasan Piker and Cenk Uygur denied entry for SXSW London after UK authorities accused them of hate speech and antisemitic rhetoric.

NYC’s annual sunset alignment – Manhattanhenge – draws crowds, photographers and awe. The event happens twice a year around the spring and summer solstices, offering spectacular sunrise and sunset views across Manhattan’s streets.

Thailand's government has decided to cut the visa-free stay period from 60 days to 30 days for more than 90 countries, including the UK, citing security concerns and an effort to simplify the visa system.

Somali referee Omar Artan was denied entry into the United States, but FIFA will still pay him his full World Cup fee.

Former PM Justin Trudeau justifies missing Canada’s first World Cup game by saying ‘boyfriend duties call’ while his girlfriend, Katy Perry, headlines the U.S. match.

Celebrations after the Knicks' championship turned violent in Times Square, with a teen shot and school buses set on fire.

Despite being barred from entering the US, Somali referee Omar Artan will still receive his full World Cup payment from FIFA.

The New York Knicks crowned NBA champions in a 94‑90 victory over the Spurs, sparking city‑wide celebrations and a surge of online fan engagement.

Former PM Trudeau skipped Canada’s opening World Cup match to watch his girlfriend Katy Perry in Los Angeles, sparking criticism across the country.

Former PM Justin Trudeau justifies missing Canada’s first World Cup game by saying ‘boyfriend duties call’ while his girlfriend, Katy Perry, headlines the U.S. match.

Shanghai developer Vincent Zhang has found emotional support in a virtual parenting duo on TikTok, a trend that echoes challenges faced by Chinese youth.

Cast members say producers withheld drug and violence convictions, questioning the show’s safety safeguards.

Former brides and grooms say they were secreted about partners' drug and violence convictions, raising safety questions about the reality series.

Shanghai developer Vincent Zhang has found emotional support in a virtual parenting duo on TikTok, a trend that echoes challenges faced by Chinese youth.

US growth outpaces rivals thanks to flexible markets, investment, and energy independence, but rising inflation and inequality may strain this advantage.

Vincent turns to online “virtual parents” for support after his real parents never say he’s good enough, reflecting a trend among Chinese youth who seek comfort outside family.

Hockney’s 1961 painting of two men in a loving embrace challenged UK laws and offered an early visual protest of homosexuality. The piece and its successors marked a quiet revolution, normalising queer love in public view.

The funeral of Lyhanna in Fleurance has jolted France, sparking calls for accountability after a suspect once denied the very investigations that could have saved her.

Marius Borg Høiby, 29, son of Crown Princess Mette‑Marit, was convicted of two rape charges and sentenced to four years in prison.

Around 600 US firms sold to employees this year, as baby‑boomer owners face a "silver tsunami" of retirement.

Former PM Trudeau skipped Canada’s opening World Cup match to watch his girlfriend Katy Perry in Los Angeles, sparking criticism across the country.

A new Memorandum of Understanding between the U.S. and Iran brings tentative peace to a volatile region, but key hurdles remain.

Somali referee Omar Artan was denied entry into the United States, but FIFA will still pay him his full World Cup fee.

Amid the war, Russian households are using generative AI to create videos of fallen soldiers, offering solace while sparking controversy.

Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie alleges the Lagos-based Euracare hospital buried evidence while a coroner’s inquest into her 21‑month‑old son’s death is postponed.

A tourist train overturned during the tapas festival in Cártama, Spain, injuring 17 people. No serious injuries reported as authorities investigate.

Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie accuses Lagos hospital of stalling a coronial inquest into her 21‑month‑old son’s death and demands accountability.

A 17‑year‑old was hacked to death during clashes over a US‑planned Ebola quarantine centre in Nanyuki, Kenya, and his mother only discovered his body two days later.

Russian families use AI to create virtual videos of lost soldiers, sparking divided reactions amid the Ukraine conflict.

Elon Musk becomes first trillionaire after SpaceX IPO soars to $2.2 trillion, sparking debate over wealth inequality.

Anthropic quickly suspends its Claude Fable 5 model for US users amid a federal security directive, raising questions over AI safety and government control.

Anthropic abruptly suspended Claude Fable 5 following a US government warning about potential jailbreak vulnerabilities, sparking debate over AI safety and government use.

SpaceX’s debut sent Musk’s net worth past $1 trillion, sparking debate over wealth inequality and investor sentiment.