BBC reporter Laura Bicker shows how Inner Mongolia’s new data centres are powering China’s push to dominate artificial intelligence.

EU lifts sanctions on Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman, sparking anger in Ukraine amid a tense diplomatic climate.

Donald Trump and Delcy Rodríguez held first meeting since US takeover, discussing huge oil concessions and security cooperation.

A deep dive into the DOJ’s antitrust filings, legal benchmarks, and the arguments that let a $110‑$111 billion merger clear federal review while state attorneys general still fight it.

Explore how Alkiviades “Alki” David leveraged early internet TV and hologram patents to shape media, while navigating legal battles and personal controversies.

The MV June Aster caught fire off Coron, killing 76 people – authorities recover 41 bodies; 43 survivors remain but 13 passengers still missing.

US President Donald Trump lands in Dublin, holds a courtesy call with President Catherine Connolly and plans to play the Irish Open at his Doonbeg golf club amid protests and security concerns.

A deadly avalanche on Pakistan’s Broad Peak killed famed climber Nirmal Purja and his companions. Mingma G. led a desperate rescue that moved bodies down the mountain.

A deadly blaze on MV June Aster in the Coron waters has raised the death toll to 35 and left more than 50 people unaccounted for.

A passenger train derailed near Rouen on Friday night, injuring 44 people—including one critically—prompting an emergency response and mass‑casualty plan.

Young Moroccans rally around football heroes, migration to Ceuta, and anti‑Israel slogans as they confront a political system that feels out of touch.

Ukrainian tennis player Dayana Yastremska reports her apartment burned by a Russian Kalibr missile in Odesa; only a famous Roland Garros towel remains.

US President Donald Trump lands in Dublin, holds a courtesy call with President Catherine Connolly and plans to play the Irish Open at his Doonbeg golf club amid protests and security concerns.

A deadly avalanche on Pakistan’s Broad Peak killed famed climber Nirmal Purja and his companions. Mingma G. led a desperate rescue that moved bodies down the mountain.

Uganda pulls out of Prince Harry’s Invictus Games after just two months, citing the need to honour King Charles III’s approval and avoid being perceived as opposed to the monarch.

Autopsy shows Hayden Panettiere died from a fentanyl‑Xanax drug overdose, with no trauma found, underlining addiction and mental‑health challenges for child stars.

A deep dive into the DOJ’s antitrust filings, legal benchmarks, and the arguments that let a $110‑$111 billion merger clear federal review while state attorneys general still fight it.

A deep dive into the sensational claims linking Jay‑Z, Diddy, and Alex Spiro to Jeffrey Epstein’s network, congressional probes, and alleged money‑laundering schemes.

A darkly humorous look at how Diddy’s lawyers are pulling the plug on a $100 million defamation suit while a judge grants him a pro‑se timeout amid a federal prison drama.

Diddy’s lawyers seek to withdraw over unpaid fees, while a federal judge gives the rapper more time to secure new representation or represent himself. Legal experts weigh the implications.

Young Moroccans rally around football heroes, migration to Ceuta, and anti‑Israel slogans as they confront a political system that feels out of touch.

During a recent trip to Ireland, President Donald Trump voiced his support for a united Ireland, sparking debate across US and EU politicos amid looming 2026 mid‑term elections.

Kenya’s president orders foreign traders cut from small businesses, sparking panic and diplomatic tensions as Burundians and others rush to the embassy.

For Gen Z, 9/11 is a lesson learned years later, with many recalling it as a “deeply harrowing” event yet often deflecting it in conversation.

Abhijeet Dipke, a 30‑year‑old student, used satire and social media to ignite mass protests that led to the resignation of India’s education minister.

US President Donald Trump met UK career prime minister Andy Burnham in New York, promising business cooperation while calling the Chagos Islands plan "terrible".

Hot moments from the UNGA in New York, featuring President Trump’s Iranian threat, UK’s new prime minister’s first meetings and Secretary‑General Guterres’s farewell.

Andy Burnham speaks to the UN General Assembly, warning of Russian disinformation, and unveils new global AI regulations.

BBC reporter Laura Bicker shows how Inner Mongolia’s new data centres are powering China’s push to dominate artificial intelligence.

US President Donald Trump will host Chinese leader Xi Jinping this week in a high‑stakes summit that could reshape trade, climate policy, and global security.

Autopsy shows Hayden Panettiere died from a fentanyl‑Xanax drug overdose, with no trauma found, underlining addiction and mental‑health challenges for child stars.

The Pacific storm has surged to 180 mph, becoming the season’s third Category 5 hurricane, threatening swells and rainfall but unlikely to hit land.

UNFPA reports alarming increase in child marriage and sexual violence in Gaza, amid humanitarian crisis and conflict.

A devastating fire at El Edén nursing home in Pitrufquén killed 16 residents, prompting a national review of care‑home safety conditions.

The MV June Aster caught fire off Coron, killing 76 people – authorities recover 41 bodies; 43 survivors remain but 13 passengers still missing.

Andy Burnham speaks to the UN General Assembly, warning of Russian disinformation, and unveils new global AI regulations.

BBC reporter Laura Bicker shows how Inner Mongolia’s new data centres are powering China’s push to dominate artificial intelligence.

A look at how a Texas court’s remote appearance decision for an Antiguan litigant sets a precedent for cross‑border tech disputes.

A deep dive into the strategic roles of the Antigua order and Dallas preservation record in Jane Doe v. Alki David, and how they reshape appellate litigation.

A policy‑focused review of the ethical implications when a judge’s son is placed on the service list, exploring recusal statutes, potential bias, and real‑world case examples from the California appellate system.