The government’s decision to kill 23 elephants for celebration has ignited outrage among conservationists, raising questions about wildlife management and public health.

Donald Trump’s recent AI summit saw tech giants sign a self‑regulation pact, doubling down on data‑centre expansion and ushering a new era of 'Super Intelligence.'

Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote is set to break ground on a 16‑billion‑dollar refinery in Lamu, Kenya, despite local protests, promising jobs and regional power generation.

Co‑aldering government declares a 2030 ban on evictions amid city‑wide protests sparked by an elderly woman’s eviction, offering fresh hope for over five million renters.

Five crew members of the MT Hoarner 25 lost their lives after a pirate attack off Somalia; local forces later seized the vessel.

A Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv was rocked by a stabbing between pilots, causing a sudden plunge and divert to Saudi Arabia, sources say.

Heavy fighting in Ethiopia's Tigray sees government forces push north, killing 52 civilians and deepening humanitarian crisis.

A Flydubai aircraft heading to Tel Aviv was diverted to Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, after a physical altercation between its pilots, Israeli officials report.

Category‑3 Hurricane Polo threatens Mexico's Pacific coast, prompting evacuations, beach closures and emergency preparedness as heavy rains loom.

Few concrete agreements emerged from the Trump‑Xi talks, but a new AI channel, a short‑term trade truce and a quiet focus on investment opening hint at future moves.

Ben Dancer has begun a nonstop 168‑hour dance marathon in Lagos, hoping to beat the current Guinness record of 127 hours.

An avalanche on Himlung Himal has claimed two lives and left a dozen climbers missing.

A powerful Nor’easter hit the Northeast, killing one in Brooklyn, flooding coastal New Jersey, cutting power to 160,000 homes, and spooking travel.

The Republic of Ireland squad has agreed to wear black armbands for their Nations League matches against Israel amid calls for a boycott over the Gaza war.

The Republic of Ireland team has confirmed they will play their Nations League match against Israel, with players set to wear black armbands in solidarity over Gaza. One player has already withdrawn in protest.

Actor Chad Lowe and producer Kim Painter mourn the unexpected death of their daughter Fiona, aged 13, citing heartbreak and a call for mental‑health support.

US actor Chad Lowe and wife Kim Painter mourn the sudden death of their 13‑year‑old daughter Fiona, sharing a heartfelt statement and a plea for privacy.

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 has shut its X2 rollercoaster after hundreds of riders allege brain injuries, amid lawsuits and calls for stricter safety oversight.

Ohio pastor and former American Idol contestant Caleb Flynn sentenced to life without parole for the murder of wife Ashley.

Malaysia has started sending 5,000 asylum seekers, mainly Rohingya refugees, back to Myanmar under a controversial deal, igniting criticism from human‑rights groups and raising questions over the safety of returnees.

BBC Verify investigates whether the former president’s recent public‑money ads breach U.S. campaign‑finance laws.

With global trust at a historic low, organisers of World News Day call on news outlets worldwide to collaborate or risk irrelevance.

When Indian civil servants enforce food safety, cut red‑tape and enforce law, they become national icons. Their work fuels hope for better governance.

Fresh local election defeats for the CDU leave Chancellor Merz scrambling, while the AfD surges and sparks debate over Germany’s future identity.

Raseel al‑Balawi, a six‑year‑old in Gaza, has faced more than 20 surgeries following an Israeli helicopter strike, underscoring the ongoing medical crisis amid the conflict.

Fighting in Alamata leaves 52 civilians dead; the government pushes north while neighboring regions feel the shockwave.

The UK has canceled the pilot exchange programme with France that returned small‑boat migrants in exchange for legal arrivals, citing limited scale and operational challenges.

Six smugglers convicted of involuntary homicide after a small‑boat disaster in the English Channel claimed 31 lives.

Heavy fighting in Ethiopia's Tigray sees government forces push north, killing 52 civilians and deepening humanitarian crisis.

Heavy fighting in Ethiopia's Tigray sees government forces push north, killing 52 civilians and deepening humanitarian crisis.

Six Flags Magic Mountain has permanently closed its X2 coaster after more than 100 riders reported severe brain injuries, following lawsuits and safety concerns.

Six‑year‑old Raseel al‑Balawi has had more than 20 operations after an Israeli helicopter strike in al‑Mawasi camp, raising questions about civilian protection amid the Gaza conflict.

Six Flags Magic Mountain has shut its X2 rollercoaster after hundreds of riders allege brain injuries, amid lawsuits and calls for stricter safety oversight.

Defence argues for dismissal of Lindsay Clancy murder case amid debate over postpartum psychosis.

Singapore unveils a new public dating platform, FirstDate, aimed at boosting the nation’s low fertility rate.

Donald Trump’s recent AI summit saw tech giants sign a self‑regulation pact, doubling down on data‑centre expansion and ushering a new era of 'Super Intelligence.'

Former President Trump convened AI giants, signed a self‑regulation pact, vied for data‑center expansion and signed an executive order to rename 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.