An objective look at why Nike’s sales have slumped, its strategic errors, key athlete departures, and the road to recovery under new leadership.

An elite Miami gathering has outlined detailed plans for Cuban reconstruction, predicting a swift shift to capitalism if the regime falls.

Barcelona’s La Merce festival welcomes Chinese performers, sparking debate over Spain’s growing ties with China and the EU’s internal unity.

US president’s call to rename AI triggers a 2,100% jump in Slovenian domain registrations, highlighting the link between rhetoric and cyberspace activity.

OpenAI has terminated three staff after an internal probe found improper handling of confidential data, raising fresh questions about AI safety and corporate policy.

Indian Captain Smit Machchhar survived a violent incident on a Flydubai flight by opening the cockpit door, halting a rapid descent and saving dozens of passengers.

Israel’s prime minister claims the man who tried to seize a Dubai‑Tel Aviv flight was radicalised, sparking investigations in the UAE and Saudi Arabia.

Passengers on a Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv thwart a stabbing attack, with a family‑man recalling how he hugged his children during a dramatic drop.

A flight to Israel plummeted 17,000 ft after a reported act of violence between pilots, prompting passengers to take control before landing in Saudi Arabia.

Passengers and crew thwart a pilot assault on a Flydubai flight from Dubai, landing safely in Tabuk as officials investigate.

The prized jersey from the 1998 NBA Finals in Michael Jordan’s final season sold for £9.3 million in a digital auction, surpassing previous records.

After August floods, fresh landslides and heavy rain kill 30, damage roads, forcing trekkers onto helicopter rescue; 1,900 families and 240 homes are affected.

Sailors off the coast of New Zealand survived after a sperm whale struck their yacht, flooding the vessel and prompting a rescue by a container ship.

A Lagos dancer is attempting to dance for seven days straight, aiming to break the 127‑hour world record and showcase Nigerian culture to the world.

Ben Dancer is attempting a 168‑hour dance marathon at Freedom Park, Nigeria, to beat the current 127‑hour world record.

South Korean pop star Song Min‑ho (Mino) of Winner receives a suspended prison sentence after convictions for military service violations.

Six Flags Magic Mountain has permanently closed its X2 attraction after more than 100 riders claimed brain injuries, sparking lawsuits and calls for stricter safety oversight.

United States actor Chad Lowe and wife Kim Painter mourn the sudden loss of their daughter, appealing for public mental‑health support.

Actor Chad Lowe and wife Kim Painter grieve after losing their daughter Fiona, 13‑year‑old. They ask for privacy and urge mental‑health support.

FilmOn’s 30,000‑hour CineBx acquisition gives it a rare mix of classics and rare footage, positioning it to outpace rivals in the free‑to‑view market.

After a partisan landslide, Putin claims a mandate but shows no signs of ending Russia's invasion of Ukraine, according to his appearance at the Valdai Forum.

After a decisive parliamentary vote, Russia’s leadership under Putin signals continued commitment to the Ukraine war, intensifying pressure on Europe and the international community.

Botswana’s decision to allow hunting of 23 elephants for 60‑year independence celebrations sparks backlash from conservationists and communities.

Malaysia has started repatriating thousands of Myanmar asylum seekers, including Rohingyas, sparking human‑rights criticism and domestic backlash.

A neutral review of whether Donald Trump’s recent TV spots funded by federal money violate US law, including expert commentary and the White House’s public‑service argument.

Student protests across France have turned into a widespread crisis, with schools closed, teachers injured, and politicians caught in the crossfire, raising questions about the future of French education and politics.

Shoko Kawata, the trailblazing mayor of Yawata City who took maternity leave, was honored as a TIME100 Rising Star, sparking debate on women in public office.

Massive school blockades and flames in French towns left governments on edge, raising questions about education budgets and political influence.

Cornell students gather to demand justice while the university defends its handling and a state prosecutor takes over the case.

Netanyahu claims attacker on Dubai‑Tel Aviv flight was radicalised, amid investigations linking the incident to potential terrorism.

A 6‑year‑old in Gaza has had over 20 surgeries following an alleged air strike, raising questions about civilian protection and the humanitarian toll of the conflict.

Heavy fighting around Alamata in Tigray leaves 52 civilians dead, hospitals report dozens wounded, and internet and banking services shut down.

Six Flags Magic Mountain has permanently closed its X2 attraction after more than 100 riders claimed brain injuries, sparking lawsuits and calls for stricter safety oversight.

A six‑year‑old Gaza child has undergone more than 20 operations following an Israeli strike that hit her camp, highlighting the humanitarian toll amid the conflict.

Six Flags Magic Mountain will retire its X2 rollercoaster after hundreds of riders claim brain injuries.

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 lifts Crew‑13 to the ISS, where a Canadian astronaut’s unborn child will be born while one parent flies abroad, marking a historic moment in space travel.

US president’s call to rename AI triggers a 2,100% jump in Slovenian domain registrations, highlighting the link between rhetoric and cyberspace activity.

Australia’s regulator says Steam, Roblox, Fortnite and Minecraft have major gaps in protecting children online.

OpenAI has terminated three staff after an internal probe found improper handling of confidential data, raising fresh questions about AI safety and corporate policy.

Nikon Small World photocon­test winner faces scrutiny over potential AI editing; scientists, Nikon, and the researcher weigh in on authenticity.