The Trump administration’s ban on Canadian alcoholic beverages and dairy exports, effective today, reflects ongoing trade friction between the two neighbours.

Argentina vows to seek international arbitration if the UK proceeds with the Sea Lion oilfield, intensifying its sovereignty dispute over the Falkland Islands.

After being forcibly removed and hospitalised, 87‑year‑old Maricarmen Abascal will be able to return to her Madrid flat following a new tenancy deal.

OpenAI has decided against releasing its GPT‑6 Astra model, citing insufficient safety performance amid a series of high‑profile AI incidents.

Goodman Group withdrew its 1.2‑billion‑dollar Project Mars data centre proposal in Sydney's Lane Cove after local opposition and new state fast‑track rules.

The Washington talks produced limited agreements, with AI talks and a short trade truce but no progress on Taiwan or tech restrictions.

Category‑3 Hurricane Polo is set to hit Mexico’s Pacific coast, prompting evacuations, beach closures and a national military response.

A sudden snowslide has killed two climbers and left a dozen missing at a base camp on Himlung Himal, amid worsening weather that hampers rescue operations.

A powerful nor'easter has caused coastal flooding, widespread power cuts, travel chaos and a fatal tree‑falling accident in Brooklyn.

A gas‑leak‑induced blast in London Plaka district kills six, including tourists from the UK and US, as emergency crews search for survivors.

Ben Dancer is attempting a 168‑hour dance marathon at Freedom Park, Nigeria, to beat the current 127‑hour world record.

A sudden snowslide has killed two climbers and left a dozen missing at a base camp on Himlung Himal, amid worsening weather that hampers rescue operations.

A powerful nor'easter has caused coastal flooding, widespread power cuts, travel chaos and a fatal tree‑falling accident in Brooklyn.

Republic of Ireland players decide to wear black armbands in recognition of Gaza casualties while confirming they will play Israel in the Nations League.

Ireland’s team will don black armbands for the Hungary match against Israel, even as one player withdrew and calls to boycott surged, spotlighting sport‑politics tensions.

An appeals court upheld the 74‑lash sentence against singer Parastoo Ahmadi for a YouTube livestream without the mandatory hijab, sparking outrage among rights activists.

Istanbul court handed a 19‑month sentence to comedian Deniz Göktaş for insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, but ruled he may be released after serving time.

Istanbul judge found comedian Deniz Göktaş guilty of insulting the Turkish president, sentencing him to 18‑month prison, but he will soon be freed because of time already served.

A Lagos dancer is attempting to dance for seven days straight, aiming to break the 127‑hour world record and showcase Nigerian culture to the world.

Ben Dancer is attempting a 168‑hour dance marathon at Freedom Park, Nigeria, to beat the current 127‑hour world record.

A neutral review of whether Donald Trump’s recent TV spots funded by federal money violate US law, including expert commentary and the White House’s public‑service argument.

With trust in news at record lows, 1,000 outlets urge cooperation to preserve reliable journalism and prevent societal struggle.

When Indian civil servants enforce rules visibly, they can become national heroes—discover how enforcement, media and public expectations shape this phenomenon.

Chancellor Merz faces backlash after recent local elections that surged the far‑right AfD and eroded support for the governing parties, raising questions about Germany’s future stability.

South African ambassador addresses Donald Trump’s allegations, while U.N. data counters the narrative and US officials explain their humanitarian rationale.

A day in Taiz shows the cost of Yemen’s war: soldiers brace against drones, civilians flee and hospitals run full amid a renewed Houthi offensive.

Uganda’s Tooro kingdom crowns former broadcaster Prince Edward Kijanangoma as king, sparking controversy over succession and the late king’s alleged will.

France's PM cautions against further violence as 164 arrests follow student school blockades over overcrowding and teacher shortages.

Malaysia has started repatriating thousands of Myanmar asylum seekers, including Rohingyas, sparking human‑rights criticism and domestic backlash.

A neutral review of whether Donald Trump’s recent TV spots funded by federal money violate US law, including expert commentary and the White House’s public‑service argument.

Tennessee’s Supreme Court has set Christa Pike’s execution for 30 September, but her lawyers argue she is a victim of abuse and mental illness, sparking a national debate on the death penalty.

A private helicopter crashed 50km from Montreal, killing all four aboard. Investigation underway by Quebec police and the Transportation Safety Board.

A balanced look at kratom, its use, risks, and the evolving legal landscape across the United States.

Kasandrinos’ 30‑second commercial showcases how a premium olive oil brand can honor heritage and quality while staying clear of health‑claim pitfalls under EU regulations.

People trapped in Russian‑occupied Oleshky eat weeds and face lethal drones, with food, water and burial rights denied.

Goodman Group withdrew its 1.2‑billion‑dollar Project Mars data centre proposal in Sydney's Lane Cove after local opposition and new state fast‑track rules.

SpaceX’s Starship circled Earth for three hours, deployed 26 Starlink V3 satellites, then cut the 10‑hour launch early for an engine‑powered ocean splashdown.

The Washington talks produced limited agreements, with AI talks and a short trade truce but no progress on Taiwan or tech restrictions.

Goodman Group pulls plans for 90‑MW data centre in Lane Cove after fierce community opposition, reflecting a national debate over AI infrastructure and local impact.

A Washington meeting with Xi yielded modest concessions and new AI talks, yet key issues like Taiwan and advanced tech remain unresolved.