Thousands in Spain protest over rent hikes; government measures rejected – could trigger an early election.

The G7 has pledged a coordinated release of 100 million barrels of oil and diesel amid U.S. export threats, aiming to curb surging prices and shield consumers.

OpenAI has terminated three researchers after an investigation revealed they mishandled sensitive data, raising concerns over AI safety protocols.

Nike's stock and sales slump after leadership shifts, losing star athletes and ceding ground to rivals. Analysts weigh its future.

Flashpoint reports on Miami's elite Cuban‑American business leaders drafting plans for Cuba's future, hoping the Communist regime will collapse soon.

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.

Prime Minister Netanyahu says the Dubai‑to‑Tel Aviv assailant was likely radicalised and intent on crashing the flight.

When a stabbings attack on a Flydubai flight plunged it 5,200 m, a father steadied his kids while others wrestled control back from a rogue pilot.

A passenger recalls a dramatic 5,200‑metre drop after a pilot allegedly stabbed the co‑pilot, forcing an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia.

Chinese fighter Wang Cong will adopt green hair and Joker face paint to frighten flyweight champion‑in‑waiting Natalia Silva ahead of UFC 332.

South Korea’s golfer Tom Kim clinched Olympic‑style gold at the Asian Games, earning a military exemption after a 64‑stroke final.

Nike's stock and sales slump after leadership shifts, losing star athletes and ceding ground to rivals. Analysts weigh its future.

The Chicago Bulls legend’s Game 3 jersey from the 1998 Finals sold for $12.3 m (£9.3 m) at a digital auction, eclipsing the previous record.

A sperm whale tore through a yacht 500 nautical miles from New Zealand. The crew survived the crash and were rescued by a container ship after nearly a day at sea.

At Munich's Oktoberfest, the Teufelsrad operator gives free cycling shorts to women to curb upskirting after viral footage sparked a crackdown.

Ye’s scheduled St Petersburg shows were cancelled after a stalemate with the Gazprom Arena and backlash over his antisemitic statements.

K-pop star Song Min-ho, known as Mino, was sentenced to a suspended one-year prison term for willfully missing duties during his mandatory social service. The ruling highlights the strict enforcement of South Korea’s military conscription laws.

Six Flags Magic Mountain closed its X2 ride after lawsuits and claims of severe brain injuries, marking a major safety decision at the park.

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.

After securing a record‑breaking United Russia majority, Putin’s address to parliament signals Russia is doubling down on its invasion and stands ready for further escalation.

A parliamentary win, a strong Duma, and a looming Valdai address show President Vladimir Putin remains committed to the Ukraine conflict.

Botswana's plan to slaughter 23 elephants for its 60th independence feast sparks animal‑rights backlash and fuels debate over wildlife management.

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.

Tennessee’s Department of Corrections chief steps down following the failed execution of death‑row inmate Christa Pike, sparking scrutiny of the state’s capital punishment procedures.

Brazil’s upcoming election has sparked controversy as Lula da Silva accuses the United States of meddling in the race, amid tensions over trade and organized crime.

The Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike was kept alive after a failed lethal injection, prompting her legal team to call for her sentence to be reduced.

Thousands in Spain protest over rent hikes; government measures rejected – could trigger an early election.

A 25‑year‑old dual UK‑Iranian national arrested on suspicion of terrorist links to RAF Fairford is free on bail after searches of two properties close to London.

The Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike was kept alive after a failed lethal injection, prompting her legal team to call for her sentence to be reduced.

Many electric‑vehicle passengers are reporting motion sickness. Experts explain the science and suggest ways to stay calm on the road.

In Tennessee a 50‑year‑old inmate survived two lethal injections, sparking calls for review and raising questions over the death penalty’s reliability.

In Balaghat's Baiga villages a measles‑malaria wave has claimed 32 children, exposing deep health gaps in India’s remote tribal heartland.

Six‑year‑old Raseel al‑Balawi has undergone more than 20 operations after a helicopter strike in al‑Mawasi camp left her wounded, highlighting the dire medical crisis in Gaza.

An Arizona appeals court overturned a 10‑year sentence when an AI‑rendered message from a dead victim was admissible in the courtroom, citing unfair prejudice.

OpenAI has terminated three researchers after an investigation revealed they mishandled sensitive data, raising concerns over AI safety protocols.

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket lifts off from Cape Canaveral with four astronauts aboard, including a pregnant Canadian. The launch marks a milestone as a pregnant cosmonaut’s daughter is born while she’s off‑world.

US President Donald Trump’s call to rename AI as ‘Super Intelligence’ led to a 2100% jump in .si domain registrations in September, stirring speculation among internet entrepreneurs.

Australia’s eSafety regulator says major gaming platforms are failing to protect children from predators and harmful content, urging stronger safeguards.