BBC journalist Laura Bicker peeks into Inner Mongolia’s remote data‑centre sites, revealing how China’s AI push contrasts with U.S. attitudes ahead of high‑level talks.

In Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia, vast data centres rise beside potato fields, highlighting China’s rapid push into AI infrastructure and its clash with the West.

EU will lift sanctions on Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman, drawing sharp criticism from Ukraine amid ongoing tensions.

Donald Trump greets interim Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez at the UN, marking their first face‑to‑face interaction after a US‑initiated coup.

A deep dive into the DOJ’s antitrust filings, legal benchmarks, and the arguments that let a $110‑$111 billion merger clear federal review while state attorneys general still fight it.

The Philippine Coast Guard reports 76 deaths after a ferry fire near Coron, while 13 passengers remain unaccounted.

US President Donald Trump arrives in Dublin for a two‑day visit, meets with Irish President Catherine Connolly, and eyes the Irish Open at Trump’s Doonbeg golf course.

A deadly avalanche on Pakistan’s Broad Peak took star climber Nirmal Purja and two companions, prompting a high‑stakes rescue by friend Mingma G.

A passenger train derailed in northern France near Cléon, injuring at least 44 people, including one in critical condition.

A tourist coach crash in the Swiss Alps where five people died and 40 were injured, helicopters and rescue teams rushed to the remote Susch–Zernez road. International and Swiss officials respond.

Ukrainian tennis player Dayana Yastremska revealed her flat in Odesa was blown up by a Russian missile, leaving only a Roland Garros towel hanging from the wreckage.

US President Donald Trump arrives in Dublin for a two‑day visit, meets with Irish President Catherine Connolly, and eyes the Irish Open at Trump’s Doonbeg golf course.

A deadly avalanche on Pakistan’s Broad Peak took star climber Nirmal Purja and two companions, prompting a high‑stakes rescue by friend Mingma G.

After a sell‑out crowd packs the MCG for the Rams‑49ers clash, the question looms: can American football truly thrive in Australia’s football‑obsessed arena?

The Ugandan military chief announces withdrawal from Prince Harry’s Invictus Games to avoid opposition to King Charles III.

The Greenville County Coroner’s Office ruled the 36‑year‑old actress’s death an accidental overdose of fentanyl, Xanax and other drugs.

A deep dive into the DOJ’s antitrust filings, legal benchmarks, and the arguments that let a $110‑$111 billion merger clear federal review while state attorneys general still fight it.

A deep dive into the sensational claims linking Jay‑Z, Diddy, and Alex Spiro to Jeffrey Epstein’s network, congressional probes, and alleged money‑laundering schemes.

A darkly humorous look at how Diddy’s lawyers are pulling the plug on a $100 million defamation suit while a judge grants him a pro‑se timeout amid a federal prison drama.

Diddy’s lawyers seek to withdraw over unpaid fees, while a federal judge gives the rapper more time to secure new representation or represent himself. Legal experts weigh the implications.

President Trump’s call for a unified Ireland sent shockwaves across Dublin and London, raising questions about US policy and its effect on the upcoming midterms.

Kenyan‑Burmntu nationals and other foreigners are being forced to flee, the Kenyan president’s call to close small shops meaning tight‑turn notes.

Generation Z recalls learning about 9/11 almost a quarter‑century after the event, highlighting gaps in school curricula, family stories and the lasting impact on American consciousness.

Former President Donald Trump has pledged a $5,000 cash payout to all American adults if the GOP wins the 2026 mid‑term elections. Experts weigh in on the legal, fiscal and practical implications.

A review of how security agencies learned after the 2001 attacks, noting progress, persistent gaps, and new threats from China and Russia.

Masoud Pezeshkian declares Iran will not yield to US pressure and demands an end to the blockade while seeking diplomatic talks.

Blink: Trump and UK leader Burnham meet in New York; Trump rips Chagos pact while hinting at business ties.

Live from New York, UN Assembly witnesses Trump’s threat to Iran, UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham meets world leaders, and Guterres delivers a farewell address.

UK Prime Minister announces new global AI rules while highlighting the threat of Russian disinformation during his inaugural address at the U.N. General Assembly.

BBC journalist Laura Bicker peeks into Inner Mongolia’s remote data‑centre sites, revealing how China’s AI push contrasts with U.S. attitudes ahead of high‑level talks.

A rare Category 5 hurricane near Mexico’s coast soars to 180 mph, prompting major flood and surf alerts.

UNFPA finds sharp rise in gender‑based violence, including forced marriage and rape, as Gaza’s conditions deteriorate.

A blaze at a Chilean nursing home in Pitrufquen killed 16 residents and spurred a nationwide review of eldercare safety.

The Philippine Coast Guard reports 76 deaths after a ferry fire near Coron, while 13 passengers remain unaccounted.

A 15‑year‑old boy clung to a capsized skiff in cold Alaskan waters, surviving 48 hours before a good‑samaritain rescue.

UK Prime Minister announces new global AI rules while highlighting the threat of Russian disinformation during his inaugural address at the U.N. General Assembly.

BBC journalist Laura Bicker peeks into Inner Mongolia’s remote data‑centre sites, revealing how China’s AI push contrasts with U.S. attitudes ahead of high‑level talks.

In Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia, vast data centres rise beside potato fields, highlighting China’s rapid push into AI infrastructure and its clash with the West.

A look at how a Texas court’s remote appearance decision for an Antiguan litigant sets a precedent for cross‑border tech disputes.

A deep dive into the strategic roles of the Antigua order and Dallas preservation record in Jane Doe v. Alki David, and how they reshape appellate litigation.