Canada’s new tariffs hit nearly C$28bn in American products, triggering a prolonged trade dispute with Washington as efforts for a deal stall.

The new Tumen River bridge links Pyongyang and Khasan, boosting trade and potentially supporting covert military logistics during the Ukraine war.

Grindr agrees to a £26m settlement over claims it exposed users’ HIV status to third‑party advertisers, citing no admission of liability.

Trump warns Bombardier to move U.S. production or halt sales, intensifying Canada‑U.S. trade tensions.

Paris employees strike after women were asked to leave work for a BAPS delegation, forcing the Eiffel Tower to close for the day.

Anak Krakatau eruption shut Jakarta’s main airport and four others, grounding thousands of flights and leaving more than 270,000 people stranded amid ash‑laden skies.

An Amazon Air freight flight overshot a runway at Miami International Airport, killing five people and seriously injuring five others. Investigations are underway.

Ash from Mount Anak Krakatoa forces the closure of Indonesia’s main airport, stranding thousands and halting international routes.

A June heatwave and thunderstorms halted ~900 flights at Heathrow and Gatwick, highlighting climate‑driven risks to airline operations.

A migrant boat drifting 27 days off Spain’s Canary Islands ended with 44 survivors, 20 feared dead and 3 critically injured — a stark reminder of the Atlantic route’s deadly nature.

100 creators are accredited at the US Open, raising questions over etiquette as players face disruptions.

A Lexus SUV driver faces trial for the crash that killed two of Anthony Joshua’s team members, with reports that an attempted overtaking maneuver was the cause.

Tiger Woods will change his plea following a Florida crash arrest; court set for Wednesday. The 50‑year‑old golfer is seeking treatment amid legal and health concerns.

Tiger Woods will alter his plea over a DUI charge after a crash in Florida; court hearing set for July 4 in Martin County.

Lionel Messi ends his international football career after a painful decision marked by the death of his father and a World Cup final defeat.

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Billion‑dollar shift? Korea's Galaxy Robot Park explores AI‑driven fun—can robots sustain a theme‑park craze?

US actress Carla Jeffery, best known for her role in Disney Channel’s Zombies, passed away at 33. Fans and co‑stars remember her vibrant spirit.

Odesa, Ukraine’s third‑largest city and a predominantly Russian‑speaking centre, is debating a plan to ban Russian language in public cultural venues.

The far‑right AfD aims to win Saxony‑Anhalt’s parliament, marking a potential first post‑war governing role and sparking national debate.

100 creators are accredited at the US Open, raising questions over etiquette as players face disruptions.

Feminist icon Gloria Steinem dies after 60+ years fighting for women's equality, a legacy marked by milestones such as Roe v. Wade and the Playboy Club expose.

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The far‑right Alternative for Germany (AfD) almost gained a majority in Saxony‑Anhalt and calls for cooperation from other parties, sparking political debate.

Australian lawmakers aim to let users turn off algorithmic feeds, sparking debate among Sydney residents about control and content curation.

Former U.S. president warns Canadian aerospace giant Bombardier to build in America or face U.S. market ban amid rising trade tensions.

The chief prosecutor resigns after a money‑laundering scheme using illegal call‑centres is uncovered.

Canada’s new tariffs hit nearly C$28bn in American products, triggering a prolonged trade dispute with Washington as efforts for a deal stall.

On September 7 Nepal marked a national day of mourning for flash flood victims while rescue teams search for survivors and missing people.

Mundhe’s aggressive food‑safety inspections have catapulted him to online fame, sparking debate over enforcement, transparency and the future of kitchen hygiene standards in India.

The LGBTQ+ dating app has agreed to pay £26 million to resolve claims it shared users' HIV status with third parties.

Volunteer firefighters in Borneo battle peatland wildfires that release massive carbon emissions, facing dangerous smoke and health risks.

A Massachusetts judge aborts the fatality case against Lindsay Clancy after a hung jury, leaving the case in limbo and raising questions about next legal steps.

Australian lawmakers aim to let users turn off algorithmic feeds, sparking debate among Sydney residents about control and content curation.

Grindr agrees to a £26m settlement over claims it exposed users’ HIV status to third‑party advertisers, citing no admission of liability.

Kyiv now faces an average of ten daily air‑raid alerts, a record since the full‑scale 2022 invasion, with Russia using jets and fast drones to disrupt schools, businesses and transport.

The LGBTQ+ dating app has agreed to pay £26 million to resolve claims it shared users' HIV status with third parties.

Kyiv’s air‑raid sirens hit a record high – over ten alerts a day – as Russian forces shift from nightly strikes to continuous daytime attacks, disrupting life and businesses.