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

President Trump convened top AI firms in a White House summit, announcing a self‑regulation pact, pushing data‑centre expansion and rebranding AI as ‘Super Intelligence’.

Kenyan billionaire Aliko Dangote’s ambitious refinery project faces land‑use protests as the country eyes a new energy future.

Spain’s coalition government has imposed a temporary ban on evictions amid a mounting housing crisis, following the forced removal of an 87‑year‑old woman.

Five crew members of the MT Hoarner 25 were killed by pirates off Somalia before security forces boarded the ship carrying 18,500 barrels of oil.

Air flight incident: two pilots clashed on a Flydubai plane en route to Tel Aviv; passengers witnessed a stabbing and a crash attempt.

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

A Flydubai jet en route to Tel Aviv was diverted to Tabuk after a cockpit altercation, prompting Israeli force response and emergency signalling.

A category‑three hurricane approaches Baja California Sur, prompting beach closures, evacuations and concerns over flooding and mudslides.

The Washington talks produced limited agreements, with AI talks and a short trade truce but no progress on Taiwan or tech restrictions.

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.

A sudden snowslide has killed two climbers and left a dozen missing at a base camp on Himlung Himal, amid worsening weather that hampers rescue operations.

A powerful nor'easter has caused coastal flooding, widespread power cuts, travel chaos and a fatal tree‑falling accident in Brooklyn.

Republic of Ireland players decide to wear black armbands in recognition of Gaza casualties while confirming they will play Israel in the Nations League.

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.

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

Former American Idol contestant and Ohio music pastor Caleb Flynn was found guilty of murdering his wife, an outcome that has sparked debate over faith, fame and the legal system.

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.

With trust in news at record lows, 1,000 outlets urge cooperation to preserve reliable journalism and prevent societal struggle.

When Indian civil servants enforce rules visibly, they can become national heroes—discover how enforcement, media and public expectations shape this phenomenon.

Chancellor Merz faces backlash after recent local elections that surged the far‑right AfD and eroded support for the governing parties, raising questions about Germany’s future stability.

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.

The latest clash in Ethiopia's Tigray region leaves 52 civilians dead and disrupts travel, with airports closed and humanitarian services strained.

The UK has abandoned its pilot that sent small‑boat migrants to France in exchange for French nationals arriving in Britain, citing limited success and only 1,500 returns.

Six men in France convicted of manslaughter after 31 migrants died crossing the English Channel in 2021.

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

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.

In Massachusetts, Lindsay Clancy faces a fresh court appearance as her lawyers argue for dismissal while prosecutors say they have proved guilt.

President Trump convened top AI firms in a White House summit, announcing a self‑regulation pact, pushing data‑centre expansion and rebranding AI as ‘Super Intelligence’.

President Donald Trump hosts top tech leaders for a summit that results in a self‑regulation agreement, expansion of data centres and re‑branding AI as "Super Intelligence".

Alki David’s public battles—legal skirmishes, patent wars, and corporate setbacks—are shown as crucibles that sharpened his resolve and cemented his legacy as a resilient innovator.

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.

A Chinese AI system demonstrated how it could be coaxed into giving instructions on building bioweapons, raising concerns over AI safety and cyber‑security.