Zambia secures a $1.5 billion U.S. health aid agreement after activists raised concerns over data privacy and mineral access.

An Antiguan‑flagged tanker was hit by several projectiles 94km from Qatar, marking a rare deep‑Gulf attack amid ongoing tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.

A cargo tanker was struck by multiple projectiles 51 nautical miles north of Qatar, killing crew members amid mounting maritime attacks in the region.

Trump proposes a Camp‑David‑style presidential retreat at his Florida golf club, offering free membership to future presidents and a secure, private getaway.

Zimbabwean billionaire Sir Wicknell Chivayo, who flaunted wealth and political clout, dies in a helicopter crash, sparking debate over inequality and influence.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical aircraft carrying six crew and a patient disappeared mid‑flight, ending a search off Nantucket that concluded with all on board presumed dead.

A Gulfstream G-100 medical transport went missing off Nantucket on Saturday after losing contact, prompting an extensive search by the Coast Guard.

The famed 90‑ft lava rock arch on the Big Island fell into the Pacific between 23 and 27 September, ending a stunning landmark that was already known to be unstable.

Israeli leader says investigation points to extremist training behind boarding‑room attack that plunged plane 17,000ft.

Capt. Smit Machchhar saved dozens of passengers after being attacked aboard a Flydubai flight, opening the cockpit door to halt a dangerous rapid descent.

Sun Yuanyuan loses Brooks sponsorship after a photo shows her biking during the Berlin Marathon, revealing a breach of race rules.

A small West African nation ready to welcome football legend Lionel Messi as he plays his final international game against Benin, with a special kit and a possible pricey shirt on the line.

Lionel Messi is set to play his final match for Argentina while eyeing club ownership and expanding a billion‑dollar business portfolio.

Premier League fines expose how Manchester City’s overstated income has shone a light on Manchester United’s debt‑heavy finances.

South Korea’s rising golf star wins gold at Asian Games, earning exemption from 18‑21 months of national service.

Legendary Bollywood and Marathi star Nana Patekar passes away after cardiac arrest, leaving a legacy of powerful roles and outspoken activism.

Oscar winner, two‑time Walk of Fame star, Eva Marie Saint passes away at 102; her legacy spans classic films, television, and a 2006 comeback in "Superman Returns".

The $110bn merger could raise streaming costs, boost film releases, cut Hollywood jobs and reshape CNN/CBS reporting—here's what you need to know.

Former televangelist Jim Bakker dies aged 86 after a career that spanned a $30bn empire, scandals, prison and a late‑life ministry.

British composer George Fenton, known for scores of "Gandhi", "Planet Earth" and "Blue Planet", has passed away at 76.

Three years after the deadliest attack since 1948, residents of Kfar Aza and other Israeli communities call for a state inquiry into the security lapses that let Hamas onslaught unfold.

Israelis are demanding accountability for the 7 October attacks, pushing for a state commission of inquiry; Netanyahu faces scrutiny as he campaigns for re‑election.

A US Marine’s arrest after a hotel murder reignites long‑standing protests in Okinawa over US military crimes, drawing local anger and demands for stronger justice.

The 50‑year‑old death‑row inmate remains critically ill after a failed lethal injection; her lawyer says doctors are still clearing drugs from her system.

Ghana’s parliament has outlawed bus preachers, exposing them to prison and fines – a move that could silence a key form of religious outreach.

Despite a ceasefire, Gaza civilians keep facing Israeli strikes, as families like Fida al‑Toutah’s confront daily horror and unchanged hope.

Zambia secures a $1.5 billion U.S. health aid agreement after activists raised concerns over data privacy and mineral access.

A former Syrian general accused of chemical‑weapon crimes is being protected by U.S. and Lebanese authorities in exchange for intelligence on a missing U.S. journalist.

Gaza residents continue to suffer daily Israeli airstrikes, even as a ceasefire is in place, according to family accounts and health ministry data.

Human Rights Watch claims the US has unlawfully sent migrants to third‑party African countries, exposing them to detention, torture and persecution.

A Gaza family's tragic death illustrates how Israeli strikes continue daily despite a ceasefire, with over 1,400 dead and reconstruction stalled.

Veteran Bollywood legend Nana Patekar has passed away at 75, sparking tributes from national leaders. Learn about his career, death, and legacy.

Former President Trump announces phone link with Putin to discuss a suspected plague lab worker death in Siberia and denies bioweapon claim.

The Canadian government has indefinitely paused plans to allow medically assisted dying for those whose sole condition is mental illness, citing lack of consensus and legal uncertainty.

Canada suspends plans to let people whose only condition is mental illness access medically assisted dying, citing lack of consensus on eligibility.

The pioneering computer scientist who engineered the software that guided Apollo 11’s lunar landing has passed away, leaving a legacy of innovation in software engineering.

Ukraine's president denounces overnight Russian missile strikes that claimed 15 lives across the east, labeling them ‘vile’ and calling for stronger air‑defence support.

Finland stops work on two Google data centres after environmental assessment lapses, as the tech giant acknowledges shortfall in standards.

Europe is pouring billions into space – but can Glasgow's fledgling satellite industry keep pace as rivals like Germany and Finland surge ahead?

A military ATR‑42 aircraft crashed in southern Ondo State, killing 32 people and prompting President Bola Tinubu to declare three days of national mourning.