Former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan, who guided the U.S. economy for two decades, dies at 100, leaving a legacy of growth and controversy.

Tokyo hikes travel costs for foreigners to 15,000 yen for single‑entry visas, sparking debate over tourism impacts and aligning fees with other G7 nations.

Meta adjusts its flagship messaging platform’s management, appointing fintech founder Kunal Shah as WhatsApp boss while Will Cathcart exits.

Billion‑dollar music mogul Clive Davis passes away at 94 after a 60‑year career that shaped the careers of Whitney Houston, Bruce Springsteen and many others.

A brand‑aimed anti‑sexist ad in China sparked outrage and boycott demands, leading Dettol to pull the spot and issue a public apology.

US singer Oliver Tree’s body has been returned to California after a fatal helicopter crash in Rio, with family announcing a charity in his name.

A massive blaze at Viva Wyndham Dominicus Beach killed a 46‑year‑old Italian tourist and forced 1,700 guests to evacuate.

A blaze at the Viva Wyndham Dominicus Beach resort in Bayahibe kills a 46‑year‑old Italian tourist and forces nearly 1,700 guests to evacuate.

An 18‑year‑old tourist falls from a carriage that runs out of control in Central Park, prompting renewed calls to phase out New York’s horse‑drawn rides.

Private jet crash forces motorways shut; bystanders and responders pull five survivors out of blaze.

During a live BBC News segment, a passionate Cape Verde fan reacts to his nation’s historic first World Cup goal against Uruguay, captured in real‑time emotion.

BBC News captures a Cape Verde fan’s wild celebration after his nation scores its first ever World Cup goal in 2026.

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi hits fastest List‑A half‑century, eclipsing a 13‑ball record, and eyes an international debut despite missing the ODI squad.

King Willem‑Alexander and family witness the Netherlands’ 5‑1 victory over Sweden and Curacao’s historic first point against Ecuador.

Japanese football fans praised for cleaning stadiums are now critiqued for neglecting chores at home, sparking gender‑role debate.

In Ibadan, twin brothers and twin sisters tie the knot in a rare joint ceremony that reflects the Yoruba love for twins.

Billion‑dollar music mogul Clive Davis passes away at 94 after a 60‑year career that shaped the careers of Whitney Houston, Bruce Springsteen and many others.

A brand‑aimed anti‑sexist ad in China sparked outrage and boycott demands, leading Dettol to pull the spot and issue a public apology.

Music industry loses a titan: Clive Davis, who signed icons such as Whitney Houston and Bruce Springsteen, dies aged 94.

Legendary executive who signed Whitney Houston, Bruce Springsteen and many icons passes away at age 94.

AI startup offers free apartment cleaning in NYC, but each session gathers data to train robots, sparking privacy concerns.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly accused Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni of repeatedly begging him for a photo at the recent G7 summit, stirring tensions between the two leaders.

Japanese football fans praised for cleaning stadiums are now critiqued for neglecting chores at home, sparking gender‑role debate.

The newly signed Memorandum of Understanding between the US and Iran signals a strategic pause, reshaping Middle East politics and the global oil market.

Japanese football fans praised for cleaning stadiums now face criticism at home as women call for equal housework duties.

Former president Trump announces that work will start immediately to fix algae and vandal damage at the Reflecting Pool ahead of Independence Day.

Former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan, who guided the U.S. economy for two decades, dies at 100, leaving a legacy of growth and controversy.

Tokyo hikes travel costs for foreigners to 15,000 yen for single‑entry visas, sparking debate over tourism impacts and aligning fees with other G7 nations.

Former Kenyan Justice Minister Martha Karua was denied entry to Uganda on the eve of a treason case, raising questions about cross‑border legal rights and political bias.

Trump‑endorsed lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella narrowly defeats incumbent Gustavo Petro in Colombia’s presidential runoff. He vows a hard‑line security strategy that could reshape the nation’s internal conflict.

Red heat alerts issued across France, Spain and Italy as temperatures soar past 40°C amid a sweeping heatwave fueled by hot air from the Sahara.

Europe faces a record‑setting heatwave as red alerts cover France, Italy, Spain and beyond, forcing school closures, transport disruptions and tragic fatalities.

A brutal gang rape in Bihar sends shockwaves through India, drawing parallels with 2012 Delhi assault and raising questions about police response.

With temperatures soaring to 40 °C, French authorities have prohibited alcohol at state‑organised music events to protect public health.

A red heat‑wave alert has led France to prohibit alcohol at major music festivals, aiming to protect public health during extreme temperatures.

An explosion at Qatar's Ras Laffan gas plant left at least 13 dead and 66 injured, prompting urgent investigations and raising concerns about safety at the world’s largest LNG exporter.

WhatsApp chief Will Cathcart exits after nearly seven years; Kunal Shah of Cred will lead the messaging platform while Meta keeps an executive role.

Will Cathcart leaves WhatsApp, Kunal Shah of Cred becomes CEO, Meta’s majority stake offers oversight but no member data access.

A technical accident at Qatar’s largest gas plant left 13 dead and 66 injured, but the country’s LNG export schedule remains unaffected.

AI startup offers free apartment cleaning in NYC, but each session gathers data to train robots, sparking privacy concerns.