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BUSINESS
Botswana's plan to slaughter 23 elephants for its 60th independence feast sparks animal‑rights backlash and fuels debate over wildlife management.
President Trump hosted a White House meeting with top AI firms, signing a self‑regulation pact and launching a new ‘Super Intelligence’ brand.
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote will break ground on a $16bn refinery in Kenya’s Lamu, promising jobs and cheaper fuel despite local protests over land compensation.
Spain’s coalition government introduces sweeping housing decrees—ban evictions until 2030, roll‑over contracts and curb investment firms—after protests sparked by the ordeal of 87‑year‑old Maricarmen Abascal.
Five crew members were killed by Somali pirates before security forces reclaimed the oil tanker.
TRAVEL
Heavy clashes in Alamata, Tigray, have killed at least 52 civilians as Ethiopian forces push north toward Mekelle amid stalled peace talks.
A Flydubai flight heading to Tel Aviv was diverted to Saudi Arabia after a physical fight between the pilot and co‑pilot. Air force jets scrambled in response.
Category‑3 Hurricane Polo threatens Baja California Sur, prompting evacuations, beach closures and heavy rainfall warnings.
The summit produced modest AI talks and trade concessions but left Taiwan and key tech restrictions largely untouched, signalling that silence could be its own diplomatic message.
A Category 3 storm is expected to make landfall on Baja California Sur with heavy rain, flooding, and large waves, prompting evacuations and beach closures.
POLITICS
Over three days of intense clashes in Alamata, 52 civilians lost their lives amid escalating violence between Ethiopian federal forces and Tigrayan fighters.
The UK government terminates its small‑boat return pilot with France after limited use and operational challenges.
Six smugglers jailed for manslaughter after the worst small‑boat tragedy in the English Channel killed 31 people, mainly Iraqi Kurds. The court gave sentences between six and ten years.
Singapore rolls out FirstDate, a public‑sector matchmaking service aimed at raising the nation’s low fertility rate. The pilot targets 21‑35‑year‑old civil servants and uses a Nobel‑winning algorithm.
HEALTH
Six Flags Magic Mountain closed its X2 ride after lawsuits and claims of severe brain injuries, marking a major safety decision at the park.
A little girl named Raseel al‑Balawi has faced more than 20 operations to treat infections after a bombed camp in Gaza, while doctors struggle to cope with the war’s humanitarian toll.
California’s Six Flags Magic Mountain closes X2 rollercoaster after lawsuits drive safety concerns over 100 brain injuries.
Lindsay Clancy returns to the courtroom after her murder trial collapsed, with her lawyers pushing for dismissal as prosecutors argue the state met its burden.
TECH
President Trump convenes top tech leaders, signs an AI self‑regulation pact, doubles on data‑centres, and rebrands 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.
SPORT
Ben Dancer is challenging Guinness with a 7‑day nonstop dance attempt, turning Freedom Park into a flash‑mob and drawing global attention.
Ben Dancer is attempting to dance for 168 hours non‑stop in Lagos's Freedom Park, hoping to break the current world record of 127 hours.
A sudden avalanche on Himlung Himal buried a Nepalese climbing team, leaving twelve missing and two bodies recovered amid heavy snow and limited helicopter access.
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Republic of Ireland squad will don black armbands in recognition of Gaza deaths as they prepare to face Israel in Hungary.
ENTERTAINMENT
US actor Chad Lowe and wife Kim Painter mourn their 13-year-old daughter Fiona, urging mental‑health support and privacy while sharing the loss in a heartfelt statement.
US actor Chad Lowe and wife Kim Painter mourn the loss of their 13‑year‑old daughter Fiona, asking for privacy while urging support for those in crisis.
Former American Idol contestant and Ohio pastor Caleb Flynn convicted of murdering his wife after a brutal court case.
OPINION
Malaysia has begun repatriating thousands of Rohingyas to a war-torn Myanmar, sparking humanitarian backlash and a shift in the nation’s stance on refugees.
Former President Trump aired TV ads paid by the U.S. government, sparking debate over the legality of federal funds in political messaging.
In India, a handful of civil servants who tackle red‑tape and enforcement are turning into national heroes, thanks to powerful videos and public demand for efficient governance.
Germany’s political heart is shaking—local election losses, a wobbly coalition and a surge in the far‑right put Chancellor Friedrich Merz under unprecedented pressure.
South Africa’s new US envoy denies the allegation of a white genocide, citing crime stats and the political context behind U.S. refugee offers linked to former President Trump’s remarks.