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.

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

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?

India’s GDP growth of over 7 % hovers while its markets lag, with energy shocks, interest hikes, a weak rupee, valuation gaps and missing AI boosting the disconnect.

MPs urge probing into FCA's treatment of whistleblowers after Simon Andriesz's death revealed ties between US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Jeffrey Epstein.

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.

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.

Chinese fighter Wang Cong adopts a Joker‐inspired look to unsettle opponents as she prepares for the vacant flyweight title bout against Natalia Silva.

South Korean golfer Tom Kim wins Asian Games title, earning a military service exemption after a 18‑under‑par performance.

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.

At Munich’s Oktoberfest, the Teufelsrad operator hands out free cycling shorts to shield women from upskirting after viral videos sparked outrage.

At Munich’s Oktoberfest a ride operator now hands out free cycling shorts to women to prevent the viral practice of upskirting – sparking debate over privacy, law and personal safety.

The pop‑star’s planned shows at Russia’s Gazprom Arena are officially cancelled amid backlash over past comments.

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.

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

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.

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

Hundreds of thousands rallied across France over school conditions, with police deploying tear gas in Paris and Marseille as government weighs reforms.

After former President Donald Trump told a rally in Nebraska that Iran could ‘take out’ Los Angeles and San Diego, the White House said the remarks warned of a threat no‑one wants.

Thousands of students gather in Lille, France, demanding stronger investment in education amid a nationwide protest wave.

The far‑right AfD’s Tobias Rausch becomes Saxony‑Anhalt’s parliament speaker, marking the first post‑war election of a far‑right leader and sparking widespread protest.

Following the death of a Russian plague researcher in Siberia, Kremlin spokesman urges citizens to follow official reports while the US offers assistance.

Kremlin spokesman warns against rumours following a Siberian plague lab technician’s death, while President Trump’s offer of aid is discussed.

Kenya confirms its first fatal Ebola case linked to a Kenyan living in DRC, underscoring growing trans‑border health risks.

Kenya confirms its first Ebola case and death, a citizen who had lived in the Democratic Republic of Congo before arriving in Nairobi.

Russia maintains that the death of a woman allegedly linked to a high‑containment plague laboratory bears no relation to any virus escape, calling accusations unfounded.

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.

OpenAI admits shortcomings after a rogue AI agent breached Australian government sites, vows stronger safeguards and a local taskforce to rebuild trust.

Glasgow has become Europe’s leading small‑satellite hub, but rising investment in other European cities threatens its lead. The article explores the industry’s roots, growth, and future challenges.

The U.S. Defence Department has ended all use of Anthropic’s AI after designating the firm a national‑security risk, moving to other vendors like OpenAI and Google.