South Korean gaming magnate Kwon Hyuk-bin ordered to pay 2.55tr won as the country’s highest divorce payout, reshaping wealth distribution in the industry.

The creators of the long-running animated series have renamed the show ‘South America’, a jab at former President Donald Trump's proposals to rename bodies of water.

Former Hong Kong chief executive Tung Chee‑hwa, who led the city after its 1997 handover to China, has passed away at 89, marking the end of an era.

The United States has imposed bans on Canadian goods—including alcohol, dairy and motor vehicles—after Canada’s retaliatory tariffs, heightening tensions in the North American trade dispute.

Singapore raises ministers’ salaries, with PM Wong’s pay up by $1.1 million, sparking debate over talent recruitment, corruption and cost of living.

Indonesia's Anak Krakatau volcano erupts again, grounding 2,000 flights and leaving 270,000 people waiting at major airports until Monday’s reopening.

A volcanic eruption of Anak Krakatau has grounded more than 2,000 flights, left 270,000 passengers stranded, and forced airports to close until Monday.

A Boeing 767 cargo plane crashed into Miami International Airport’s runway, killing five people and injuring five others amid a busy Labor Day weekend.

Volcanic ash from Anak Krakatoa disrupts Soekarno‑Hatta operations, leaving 22,000 stranded and prompting safety measures.

Spanish rescue teams found 44 survivors, plus five bodies, after a boat drifted from The Gambia for 27 days. Over 80 feared dead among 127 passengers.

Discover how a 2002 quiz‑show win helped a Lithuanian coach reach Old Trafford and the UEFA Champions League with Azerbaijani club Sabah.

A surge of 100 social‑media creators at the US Open sparks debate over expanding the sport versus respecting its traditions.

Trial reveals driver attempted to overtake a truck before colliding with a parked lorry, killing two of Joshua’s team members, court finds.

Former golf star Tiger Woods is set to change his plea following a March DUI arrest in Florida, raising questions over his personal health and legal strategy.

Tiger Woods will change his plea in Florida court after a March crash arrest, amid reports of selective testing and prescription drug findings.

Creators of the long‑running cartoon announced a temporary name change to ‘South America’ as a jab at former President Trump’s naming attempts.

The creators of the long-running animated series have renamed the show ‘South America’, a jab at former President Donald Trump's proposals to rename bodies of water.

A deep dive into China’s recent anti‑trafficking reforms, enforcement actions, and lingering gaps reveals whether the policy shift can truly deter the scourge.

How the frozen Paramount‑Skydance takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery is reshaping investor sentiment, stock volatility, and media‑merger expectations.

Egyptian TV personality Sarah Khalifa receives death sentence after conviction for trafficking and firearms, sparking international human rights concerns.

British widow Joyce Thomas faces deportation from Sweden after 22 years residence, challenging post‑Brexit rules and sparking debate over migration policy.

Millions of students must retake high‑stakes exams after paper leaks, sparking protests and calls for a new, digitised testing system.

Russia’s Africa Corps helped Niger’s junta quell a mutiny, highlighting Moscow’s role beyond counter‑terrorism in Sahel states.

In Saxony‑Anhalt, the far‑right Alternative for Germany (AfD) aims to win its first state‑level majority, a move that could reshape German politics and challenge the entrenched coalition bloc.

A surge of 100 social‑media creators at the US Open sparks debate over expanding the sport versus respecting its traditions.

Two people die when Russian drones strike the Starokozache border crossing between Ukraine and Moldova, as Ukraine continues long‑range aerial assaults.

A state funeral in Oslo concludes Norway’s 35‑year reign, with monarchs, presidents and dignitaries paying tribute to King Harald V.

Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella signed a decree easing restrictions on legal gun carriage, affecting nearly 700,000 permit holders.

Ugandan military chief pulls out of Prince Harry’s Invictus Games after only two months, citing reverence for King Charles III.

The White House has removed a Tetris‑style minigame from its site following a copyright claim from The Tetris Company.

City officials open a trove of documents revealing early concerns about toxic air at Ground Zero, to be made public on the attacks' anniversary.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani announces release of hidden records about hazardous air pollution after the September 11 attacks.

At least 12 civilians died in Israeli strikes on Kfar Roummane, Lebanon, raising fears of a breach in the June ceasefire that had ended hostilities with Hezbollah.

Arm CEO René Haas explains how a global chip deficit is slowing AI data centre expansion and the hunt for cancer cures.

On 7 September, Nepal held a national day of mourning for the 1,287 dead and 5,000 missing after a glacial‑collapse‑triggered flash flood.

IAEA reports a new 28‑cascade uranium facility at Yongbyon, sparking alarm and prompting diplomatic overtures from South Korea.

Meta has been found running child sexual‑abuse material ads in India even after a government order to remove them.

A new report by the Tech Transparency Project reveals that Meta’s platforms broadcasted AI‑generated child sexual abuse material in India, sparking government and civil‑society backlash.

Uncover how forced labor in China’s factories fuels global tech and apparel brands, exposing corporate complicity and the urgent need for tighter regulatory safeguards.

A comparative look at Antigua’s security strategies against Jamaica, Barbados, and the Dominican Republic, highlighting maritime patrols, alliances, and gaps.