Adidas sues Aussie fast‑fashion brand White Fox for a four‑stripe logo that it says mimics its iconic design, stirring a trademark battle that could reshape IP enforcement.

Zambia finalises five‑year health aid deal with the US, resolving disputes over data sharing and linking to mineral access concerns.

A merchant tanker was struck by a volley of rockets off Qatar, raising alarms about escalating shipping attacks in the Gulf as conflict between Iran and western forces persists.

A tanker hit by multiple projectiles in the Gulf left casualties and raised concerns over maritime security during the Iran conflict.

Trump outlines plans to use his Florida golf club as a state retreat, offering free membership to future presidents.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical flight disappeared over the Atlantic; the crashed wreckage found off Nantucket confirms all six aboard, four Canadians and two Bermudians, are presumed dead.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical aircraft vanished near Nantucket after leaving Bermuda for Boston; authorities search for the six aboard, after a sudden altitude drop.

Iconic lava rock formation plunges into the sea, a reminder of nature’s relentless change and the fragile allure of Hawaii’s coastlines.

Prime Minister Netanyahu alleges the alleged hijacker was shaped by extremist teaching, while investigators probe possible wider terror links.

Captain Smit Machchhar’s daring cockpit‑door break‑open during a co‑pilot attack on a Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv stopped a rapid descent and saved lives.

Chinese fitness influencer Sun Yuanyuan loses sponsorship from Brooks after riding a bike during the Berlin Marathon, violating race rules.

Benin’s squad prepares to welcome Argentina in a friendly that could mark Lionel Messi’s last match, complete with a bespoke kit and a hunting frenzy for the legendary shirt.

Lionel Messi says goodbye to international football while gearing up to expand his club ownership and business empire.

A quantum‑analysis of Premier League data uncovers a massive income over‑statement by Manchester City and sheds light on Manchester United’s mounting debt and spending habits.

Tom Kim's Asian Games victory spares him 18–21 months of South Korean service, cementing his future on the PGA Tour.

Veteran Indian actor Nana Patekar, renowned for fierce roles and outspoken activism, passes away at 75. Tribute from industry and leaders.

Oscar winner Eva Marie Saint, famous for On the Waterfront and North by Northwest, passes away at 102, leaving a legacy of classic cinema.

A $110bn merger that reshapes Hollywood could hit your wallet, jobs, and the news you trust.

US televangelist Jim Bakker, pioneer of Christian television who built a massive media empire before legal battles, dies at 86.

Legendary composer George Fenton, known for his sweeping scores in film and documentary, passes away at 76.

The arrest of US Marine Devin Ballard in Okinawa for alleged murder has ignited fresh protests, reigniting disputes over military crime jurisdiction.

After surviving two execution attempts, Christa Pike remains critically ill in Nashville and her future is unclear, lawyer says.

A fresh Ghanaian law bans preaching on moving buses, sparking a clash between religious freedom and public safety as ministers like Boateng Bismark James face prison or fines.

Russia’s new parliamentary majority fuels Vladimir Putin’s resolve to continue the Ukraine war amid rising Western sanctions and hybrid warfare tactics.

Rising to a new parliamentary mandate, Vladimir Putin signals no intent to curb the Ukraine conflict, amid escalating hybrid threats to Europe.

Families in Gaza confront daily danger as Israeli strikes continue despite ceasefire, highlighting stalled peace talks and ongoing humanitarian crisis.

Zambia finalises five‑year health aid deal with the US, resolving disputes over data sharing and linking to mineral access concerns.

A BBC probe reveals that the US and Lebanese authorities protect and fund former Syrian general Bassam al‑Hassan, accused of chemical‑weapon crimes and the abduction of journalist Austin Tice.

Despite a ceasefire, Gaza sees daily Israeli assaults that claim civilian lives, as families like the al‑Toutah mourn losses while reconstruction stalls.

Human Rights Watch reports that the US is sending migrants to third‑party African states, risking persecution and violating international law.

Lives of families in Gaza unravel as daily Israeli attacks continue, even after the ceasefire and peace talks stall.

Celebrated for his intense roles and outspoken nature, Nana Patekar has passed away, leaving a legacy that spans film, theatre, and activism.

US President Donald Trump says he will speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin about the death of a 28‑year‑old plague‑lab worker in Siberia, prompting WHO calls for transparency.

The Canadian government has indefinitely paused its plan to allow medically assisted dying (Maid) for people with mental illness as the sole condition, citing lack of consensus and pending legal challenges.

Canada suspends its 2023 plan to allow medically assisted dying for people whose sole condition is mental illness, citing lack of consensus on eligibility.

The computer scientist whose code guided Apollo 11 to the Moon has died at 90, leaving a legacy that shaped modern software engineering.

Volodymyr Zelensky denounces a large‑scale strike that claimed 15 lives, calling it one of Russia's most vile attacks.

Finnish authorities suspend construction at two Google data‑centre sites after environmental scrutiny reveals forest clearing violations amid a €13 bn investment.

Glasgow's small‑satellite industry is growing fast, yet huge new European space budgets risk pushing talent and investment elsewhere.

Nigerian President declares three days of national mourning after a military aircraft crashes in Ondo State, killing 32.