U.S. President Donald Trump threatens to bar Canadian Bombardier from selling jets in America unless the firm shifts production to U.S. factories amid a 2026 trade flare‑up.

Canada imposes counter‑tariffs on U.S. goods amid stalled trade talks. The move marks the beginning of a broad trade contention as both nations seek a new agreement.

A new road link opens for trade and covert freight, tightening ties amid a global conflict.

Arm CEO René Haas explains how a global chip deficit is slowing AI data centre expansion and the hunt for cancer cures.

The world’s biggest LGBTQ+ dating app has agreed to pay £26m to resolve claims that it shared users’ HIV status with third‑party data firms.

Indonesia's Anak Krakatau volcano erupts again, grounding 2,000 flights and leaving 270,000 people waiting at major airports until Monday’s reopening.

A volcanic eruption of Anak Krakatau has grounded more than 2,000 flights, left 270,000 passengers stranded, and forced airports to close until Monday.

A Boeing 767 cargo plane crashed into Miami International Airport’s runway, killing five people and injuring five others amid a busy Labor Day weekend.

Volcanic ash from Anak Krakatoa disrupts Soekarno‑Hatta operations, leaving 22,000 stranded and prompting safety measures.

Spanish rescue teams found 44 survivors, plus five bodies, after a boat drifted from The Gambia for 27 days. Over 80 feared dead among 127 passengers.

A surge of 100 social‑media creators at the US Open sparks debate over expanding the sport versus respecting its traditions.

Trial reveals driver attempted to overtake a truck before colliding with a parked lorry, killing two of Joshua’s team members, court finds.

Former golf star Tiger Woods is set to change his plea following a March DUI arrest in Florida, raising questions over his personal health and legal strategy.

Tiger Woods will change his plea in Florida court after a March crash arrest, amid reports of selective testing and prescription drug findings.

Airlink says its two jets safely flew below 50 feet over Cape Town’s DHL Stadium ahead of a rugby match, citing careful planning and approval from authorities.

Explore how TikTok users’ engagement with Filmon’s legacy clips shapes cultural memory, identity formation, and community building among younger generations.

Explore how Filmon.tv monetizes classic TV for TikTok's fast‑paced audience, revealing the financial opportunities and challenges of repurposing nostalgia.

Explore how Filmon.tv monetizes classic TV for TikTok's fast‑paced audience, revealing the financial opportunities and challenges of repurposing nostalgia.

Bindi Irwin commemorates two decades since her father, the Crocodile Hunter, passed away, sharing heartfelt memories and celebrating his conservation impact.

The pop group delivers a vibrant performance at the O2 Arena while two members are on health‑related hiatus, highlighting resilience and fan enthusiasm.

Russia’s Africa Corps helped Niger’s junta quell a mutiny, highlighting Moscow’s role beyond counter‑terrorism in Sahel states.

In Saxony‑Anhalt, the far‑right Alternative for Germany (AfD) aims to win its first state‑level majority, a move that could reshape German politics and challenge the entrenched coalition bloc.

A surge of 100 social‑media creators at the US Open sparks debate over expanding the sport versus respecting its traditions.

Iconic activist Gloria Steinem died, leaving a lasting legacy in women’s rights, legislative victories, and global influence.

A chronicle of Gloria Steinem’s journey from a rebellious youth to a global feminist icon, highlighting her activism, challenges, and legacy.

Singapore’s PM will get a 60% salary increase, making him the highest paid world leader; the move sparks debate over pay, talent attraction and economic disparity.

The Nepalese government is tightening online censorship after deadly floods, warning against belittling victims on social media.

In Saxony‑Anhalt the Alternative for Germany…

Australia will require platforms to let users opt in or out of algorithmic recommendations, sparking debate among users, regulators and tech firms.

U.S. President Donald Trump threatens to bar Canadian Bombardier from selling jets in America unless the firm shifts production to U.S. factories amid a 2026 trade flare‑up.

Arm CEO René Haas explains how a global chip deficit is slowing AI data centre expansion and the hunt for cancer cures.

On 7 September, Nepal held a national day of mourning for the 1,287 dead and 5,000 missing after a glacial‑collapse‑triggered flash flood.

Maharashtra’s Food Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe sparked a food‑safety wave that turned him into a social media icon. The crackdown mixes triumphs and legal battles.

The dating app agrees to pay rivals after class action claims it compromised users’ HIV status.

Volunteers in Kalimantan are risking health to extinguish peatland fires that emit massive carbon, trapping haze across Southeast Asia.

Australia will require platforms to let users opt in or out of algorithmic recommendations, sparking debate among users, regulators and tech firms.

Arm CEO René Haas explains how a global chip deficit is slowing AI data centre expansion and the hunt for cancer cures.

The world’s biggest LGBTQ+ dating app has agreed to pay £26m to resolve claims that it shared users’ HIV status with third‑party data firms.

Kyivers face over a dozen sirens each day as Russia shifts to continuous daytime attacks, disrupting schools, businesses and public transport.

The dating app agrees to pay rivals after class action claims it compromised users’ HIV status.