Adidas has sued Australian fast‑fashion brand White Fox for a four‑stripe pattern deemed too similar to the German giant’s iconic three‑stripe logo, raising questions over design boundaries worldwide.

Zambia and the United States agree on a $1.5bn health package, ending months of tension over patient data and mineral‑rights concerns.

Antigua and Barbuda‑flagged tanker hit by multiple projectiles off Qatar, report by UKMTO, raising stakes in ongoing Gulf shipping security crisis.

Tanker hit by multiple projectiles off Qatar; casualties reported, maritime agency says.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has announced plans to turn his Trump International Golf Club into a presidential retreat, mirroring the historic Camp David.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical transport went missing between Bermuda and Boston; search ends, operator confirms all six aboard are presumed dead.

A Gulfstream G-100 medical aircraft vanished en route from Bermuda to Boston, sparking a maritime search near Nantucket after an emergency was declared.

The 550‑year‑old Hōlei Sea Arch collapsed, a reminder of volcanic erosion and the capricious nature of Hawaii’s coast.

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

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.

A Chinese influencer lost her sponsorship and race finish after a photo showed her cycling during the Berlin Marathon, prompting a backlash from sponsors and organisers.

When Argentina’s legendary Messi footsteps the pitch for his last international match, Benin’s under‑dog squad and captain Steve Mounie prepare for a historic encounter, turning a friendly into a moment of hope.

Lionel Messi will play his last game for Argentina before focusing on club ownership and business ventures.

Premier League findings on Manchester City’s inflows shine a light on Manchester United’s debt and spending strategies, sparking debates over club finances.

South Korea’s golf star Tom Kim clinched gold at the Asian Games, securing an exemption from mandatory military service and allowing him to continue his career uninterrupted.

Veteran Bollywood star Nana Patekar has died at 75, leaving behind a record of powerful roles, three National Film Awards and a history of outspoken activism.

Legendary actress known for On the Waterfront and North by Northwest passes away; honored by Hollywood and generations of fans.

Former televangelist Jim Bakker, once a national media force and later convicted of fraud, has passed away. The article examines his rise, scandals and legacy.

British composer known for iconic film, TV, and nature documentary scores passes away at 76.

Singer‑songwriter Anuv Jain shares how he built a fanbase of millions on YouTube and Spotify without Bollywood backing—emphasizing authenticity over big budgets.

Residents of Kfar Aza still mourn the 2023 attacks as calls for a state inquiry grow louder against Netanyahu’s re‑run.

Three years on, Kfar Aza residents call for a national inquiry into the security failure that left 64 dead and 19 hostages.

A US Marine’s arrest for murdering a Japanese woman has sparked protests in Okinawa, renewing debates on the US military presence and jurisdiction issues.

A Tennessee inmate’s failed lethal‑injection attempt has left her health uncertain and raised doubts over the death penalty’s use in the U.S.

A new Ghanaian law could end the long‑standing practice of pastors preaching on moving buses, sparking debate over religious freedom and public safety.

Protesters in Madrid claim that ‘vulture’ investment funds are inflating rents and worsening Spain’s housing shortage, prompting political fallout and a call for fresh elections.

Tents, blood, and unanswered questions – families in Gaza recount daily strikes and a broken ceasefire, with many still fatal casualties.

Zambia and the United States agree on a $1.5bn health package, ending months of tension over patient data and mineral‑rights concerns.

BBC investigation reveals US and Lebanese authorities sheltering former Syrian general Bassam al‑Hassan, accused of chemical weapons crimes and the abduction of US journalist Austin Tice.

Human Rights Watch claims U.S. deportations to third‑party African countries violate non‑refoulement and expose migrants to abuse.

While a ceasefire is in place, Gaza residents continue to experience frequent Israeli airstrikes, claiming lives and raising questions about the conflict’s future.

Iconic actor known for intense roles and outspoken activism passed away in Goa after a cardiac event, prompting tributes across political and cultural spheres.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump plans to speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin over a possible bioweapon incident after a lab worker’s death in Siberia, prompting scrutiny from health agencies and international partners.

Canadian authorities postpone expansion of medically assisted death to those whose sole condition is mental illness amid legal and ethical debates.

Canada suspends plans to extend medically assisted dying to those whose sole condition is mental illness, citing lack of consensus and legal uncertainty.

American computer scientist Margaret Hamilton, whose software enabled Apollo 11's lunar landing and became a founding figure in software engineering, dies at 90.

President Volodymyr Zelensky brands recent Russian night strikes as the most ‘vile’ attacks, condemning 15 deaths and calling for urgent defense support.

Finnish regulators halt construction at two Google data centres over forest clearance concerns, raising questions about tech investment versus environmental protection.

Glasgow has become Europe's leading hub for small satellites, but rising investment across Europe threatens its dominance. Is the city’s industry ready to stay ahead?

A military aircraft crashed in Ondo State, killing 32. President Tinubu orders mourning, investigation, and flags half‑mast across the country.