President Trump and Iranian leaders have signed a 14‑point MoU that ends hostilities, lifts sanctions, opens the Strait of Hormuz and promises future economic aid.

Apple CEO Tim Cook warns that rising memory chip costs will force unavoidable price increases across its product lineup this year.

A Russian‑flagged tanker, part of the shadow fleet, entered the English Channel on Wednesday after UK forces escorted the Smyrtos earlier this week, raising concerns over Western enforcement of sanctions.

Three Iranian oil vessels bypass the U.S. blockade line in the Gulf of Oman, marking a logistical lift in the lead‑up to a new oil agreement.

The US and Iran have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to end the conflict, reopening the Strait of Hormuz and beginning a $300bn reconstruction plan.

A private jet crashed on Loop 20 near Laredo, Texas, sparking a frantic rescue by locals and first responders. One passenger died, five survived.

In scorching Balochistan, motorbike riders haul Iranian fuel across a volatile border, risking fire, war and poverty.

Cuba’s foreign tourism plummets amid U.S. sanctions, with airlines and hotel chains pulling out and fuel shortages crippling the economy.

Cuba’s tourism walls 58% this year. Airlines cancel flights, hotel chains pull out, and fuel shortages worsen the island’s crisis.

Dare‑devil free‑climber Al‑Qaqa Ibn Antar died after a fatal fall into the Hardah Dam volcanic crater in Yemen’s southwest. Rescue teams recovered his body from 30m below the water surface.

Football‑fans in India celebrate the biggest show on Earth while their country remains in the abyss of global football, facing systemic, grassroots and governance gaps that keep the Dream alive but unfulfilled.

Cape Verdean fans celebrate a 0‑0 draw with Spain in the World Cup opener, calling it the greatest feeling ever.

Following a thumping defeat to Sweden, Tunisia terminated coach Sabri Lamouchi’s contract after only 90 minutes, appointing ex‑Morocco and Saudi Arabia boss Hervé Renard as interim coach.

A 21‑year‑old Brazilian woman died after rope‑jumping instructors failed to attach the cord, prompting arrests and calls for improved regulation.

Cape Verde fans erupt with joy after a 0‑0 draw against Spain in World Cup opener, symbolising national pride and unexpected resilience.

Shock jock Kyle Sandilands wins A$12 million payout after KIIS FM cancels his ten‑year contract.

The ACMA has slammed allegations that the show’s contestants were unaware of partners’ criminal records as "serious and disturbing" and urges tighter vetting. BBC investigation sparks regulator backlash and industry review.

BBC revealed that cast members were unaware of partners’ drug and violence convictions, leading to regulatory backlash and the shutdown of UK episodes.

South African icon Abdullah Ibrahim mourned after a short illness. His sweeping South‑African jazz marked the anti‑apartheid struggle.

US musician Oliver Tree died in a helicopter crash over Rio de Janeiro that claimed six lives.

German public broadcaster ZDF removed a part of a report that linked Elon Musk to claims of migrant hunting, following Musk’s threat of legal action.

Indian textbook pulls censored image of the famed Indus Valley ‘Dancing Girl’, restores original bronze sculpture photo after nationwide uproar.

A new memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran ends almost a year of hostilities, underscoring the constraints on America's global dominance.

The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has restored the original view of the iconic Indus Valley bronze figurine in the latest Grade 9 textbook after a backlash that forced the concealment of its torso.

The recent US‑Iran deal forces Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu into a dilemma, eroding his image of security dominance amid pressure from Washington and Tehran.

President Trump and Iranian leaders have signed a 14‑point MoU that ends hostilities, lifts sanctions, opens the Strait of Hormuz and promises future economic aid.

An 18‑year‑old tourist dies after falling from a horse‑drawn carriage in Central Park, sparking calls to end horse‑carriage rides in NYC.

A sanctioned Russian tanker called Forwarder has moved into the English Channel, the first since UK forces seized the Smyrtos. BBC Verify tracks its route and the Royal Navy’s presence.

Japan's defence chief Shinjiro Koizumi says bolstering the Self‑Defence Forces and revising Article 9 are vital to prevent war in a tense Indo‑Pacific.

A Russian‑flagged tanker, part of the shadow fleet, entered the English Channel on Wednesday after UK forces escorted the Smyrtos earlier this week, raising concerns over Western enforcement of sanctions.

In a shocking assault on Wanamahika Hospital, armed men took a six‑year‑old Ebola patient and her mother. Authorities are now searching for the missing child amid an ongoing outbreak.

In Bunia, the Ebola outbreak has forced funeral rites to shift from elaborate celebrations to strict safety protocols, while families still find ways to honor the dead.

The Norwegian royal household confirms that Crown Princess Mette‑Marit has had a successful lung transplant in Oslo, amid ongoing health challenges and family pressures. The 52‑year‑old will stay in hospital for observations under specialist care.

UN human‑rights experts call for the release of a British couple jailed in Iran, citing unfair trials and a medical emergency after a 30‑day hunger strike.

Nigerian man sentenced to two weeks in prison and fined for storing large bags of human waste outside his home, causing unbearable smell.

Nearly 200 Ukrainian drones slammed into the Russian capital, igniting smoke and damaging infrastructure, while Russia’s air defences fought to intercept the assault.

As autonomous delivery robots roll onto pavements worldwide, Chicago residents and cities in the US, Canada, and the UK face safety and job‑impact concerns, sparking protests and regulatory bans.

Founder of Amazon says AIs will unlock new jobs and boost labour demand, countering fears of widespread redundancy.

A private jet crashed on Loop 20 near Laredo, Texas, sparking a frantic rescue by locals and first responders. One passenger died, five survived.

Telegram files a court challenge against India's provisional block, citing millions of users and exam‑leak concerns that could derail the NEET test.