UK graduate earnings vary widely by subject – medicine tops the list while creative arts can underperform non‑graduates.

France's record heat prompts debate over air‑conditioning, drawing support from right‑wing and Green parties amid rising temperatures.

Brent crude falls below $72 a barrel, reflecting eased tensions as shipping resumes after a US–Iran MOU.

After the end of the high‑profile ICE Operation Metro Surge, many Minnesotans report ongoing insecurity, economic loss and lingering trauma.

US AI firm Anthropic alleges Alibaba ran a 29‑million‑exchange distillation campaign against its Claude model, prompting a congressional letter and a push for stricter safeguards.

A nationwide outage of Deutsche Bahn’s digital radio network halted trains in Germany for over two hours, leaving passengers stranded.

Qantas will launch a 22‑hour nonstop Sydney‑London route in 2027, charging about 20% more than conventional itineraries. Are travelers willing to accept the premium for a single, uninterrupted leg?

U.S. singer‑songwriter Oliver Tree’s remains are back in California following a tragic helicopter collision in Rio de Janeiro. Family plans to honor his final wish.

Japan raises visa fees fivefold, first change since 1978, citing inflation and a weak yen. The hike targets single and multi‑entry visas amid record tourist flows.

A blaze at the Viva Wyndham Dominicus Beach resort killed an Italian tourist and forced evacuation of nearly 1,700 guests.

The 2026 World Cup introduces head‑to‑head tiebreakers and a third‑place table, sparking debate over whether these changes make final matches unequal.

One Mexican girl recounts the 1986 World Cup quarters and how the infamous Hand of God goal still echoes decades later.

A Mexican teenager recounts seeing Maradona’s controversial goal during the 1986 World Cup and how the event lingered in memory beyond football.

During a live BBC News broadcast, a Cape Verde fan reacts with exuberant celebration as his nation scores their inaugural World Cup goal against Uruguay.

A Cape Verde supporter erupts in celebration after his nation nets its first World Cup goal during a live BBC News broadcast, creating a moment of shared joy on the global stage.

Japanese pop group XG’s journey from five years of rigorous training to worldwide fame showcases the depth of their bond and the evolution of their music.

Fans attempted to secure VIP seats for BTS's Jakarta show, but many were scammed by rogue resellers, losing tens of thousands of dollars.

The body of U.S. singer Oliver Tree has been flown back to California following a fatal helicopter collision in Rio de Janeiro. Family honored his final wish to launch a charity.

In Ibadan, two twin brothers married two twin sisters, a rare cultural tradition that celebrates lifelong twin bonds.

Music mogul Clive Davis, who signed Whitney Houston and Bruce Springsteen, has died. His legacy spans 60 years of influence and controversy.

British hygiene brand Dettol issued an apology after a Chinese ad, meant to call out sexism, was widely criticized for objectifying women and inciting boycott calls.

A mix of support and caution echoes across Americans as the U.S. considers the UK’s under‑16 social‑media restriction.

One Mexican girl recounts the 1986 World Cup quarters and how the infamous Hand of God goal still echoes decades later.

A British brand’s attempt to critique sexism in a micro drama ad triggered backlash and a boycott, prompting Dettol to issue an apology and review content processes.

An AI start‑up has begun sweeping New York homes for free, filming cleaning crews to train future robots. The move raises privacy, employment and data‑market concerns.

The Philippines has banned the video game Gorebox after a 14‑year‑old suspect in a school shooting had played it, sparking debate on online influence and gun safety.

Witness Vusimusi “Cat” Matlala confesses to bribery, fraud and money‑laundering in a high‑profile police graft case, with implications for senior officers and ongoing investigations.

Heatwaves moving from Southern Europe to Germany, Czechia and beyond, leading France to boost its health alert level amid rising temperatures and deaths.

UK airline Ryanair now offers free seats for children travelling with parents following a Competition and Markets Authority investigation, prompting debate over industry norms and consumer rights.

Dr Mahrang Baloch, a Balochistan activist once praised for her fight against enforced disappearances, is now serving a life sentence in Pakistan.

UK residents share creative ways to stay cool as temperatures reach record highs in June.

A new state department seeks to tackle loneliness and care gaps for Kerala’s ageing population, blending community support with professional services.

Leah Stewart, bitten by a shark in Western Australia's popular Coogee Beach, has briefly returned from an induced coma, giving her family hope amid her ongoing intensive‑care treatment.

A French doctor tested positive for Ebola after returning from a humanitarian mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo, marking Europe's first confirmed case.

France's heatwave persists, with red alerts, power outages, and wildfires; the scorching conditions spread across Western Europe.

US AI firm Anthropic alleges Alibaba ran a 29‑million‑exchange distillation campaign against its Claude model, prompting a congressional letter and a push for stricter safeguards.

The Philippines has temporarily blocked the first‑person shooter Gorebox after investigators linked it to a 14‑year‑old suspect in a high‑school shooting.

EU’s new Entry/Exit System is forcing travellers to register body‑data, leading to queues at airports, ferries and rail terminals.

Indian fintech pioneer Kunal Shah will lead WhatsApp, raising questions about growth strategy, regulation and cultural impact.

Stanford graduates wrestle with AI’s promise and risks, from optimism in tech to protests over corporate ties, amid job‑market uncertainty.