A deep dive into Nike’s recent struggles, the rise of rivals, and the strategies that may or may not revive the brand.

Miami's richest Cuban‑Americans are drafting plans to restart Cuba’s economy – banking, energy and food – after a looming collapse of the current government.

Spain’s welcome of Chinese performers in Barcelona’s La Merce festival has ignited debate within the EU over Beijing’s rising influence in Europe.

US President Donald Trump’s call to rename AI as ‘Super Intelligence’ has triggered a record jump in Slovenia’s .si domain registrations, with 44,000 new sites added in September.

OpenAI has fired three employees for violating information-handling policies amid a surge in AI safety concerns.

A Flydubai pilot opens cockpit door under fire to stop rapid descent, saving passengers. Praise from India and Israel follows.

Israeli PM Netanyahu claims the Dubai‑to‑Tel Aviv attacker was Islamist‑radicalised and intended to down the plane, sparking investigations.

A passenger on Flight FZ1073 described a harrowing 5,200‑meter drop after the pilot allegedly stabbed his co‑pilot, leading to a chaotic descent and emergency landing in Saudi Arabia.

On a flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv a pilot stabbed his co‑pilot and tried to crash the plane. Passengers and crew overpowered him, landing safely in Saudi Arabia.

Heavy rains trigger fresh landslides in Nepal, killing 30 and forcing hundreds of Annapurna Circuit trekkers to evacuate by helicopter.

Michael Jordan’s game‑torn 1998 NBA Finals jersey fetches a record $12.3m at sale, eclipsing all previous Brian memorabilia.

Hundreds of trekkers are being air‑lifted from the Annapurna Circuit after fresh landslides and heavy rain devastate roads and homes, marking a grim chapter in Nepal’s disaster surge.

After a sperm whale collided with their yacht 500 nautical miles off New Zealand, a sailor couple survived a watery nightmare and was rescued 17 hours later.

Ben Dancer attempts 168‑hour dance marathon in Lagos to break the current 127‑hour record, drawing huge crowds and viral videos.

Ben Dancer is trying to break the world record by dancing for seven consecutive days, drawing crowds and media frenzy in Lagos.

Six Flags Magic Mountain has closed its X2 rollercoaster after more than 100 riders sued for brain injuries — a move that may reshape amusement‑park safety.

Actor Chad Lowe and wife Kim Painter are devastated after their daughter Fiona, 13, died suddenly.

Actor Chad Lowe mourns the tragic loss of his 13‑year‑old daughter Fiona, with family calling for support, mental‑health resources, and prayer.

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.

After hundreds of riders alleged brain injuries, Six Flags Magic Mountain has permanently closed its X2 coaster.

Russia’s newly strengthened parliament backs Putin’s relentless invasion, while Lavrov and military strategists warn of escalation and a possible nuclear brink.

After a decisive parliamentary victory, President Vladimir Putin signals unwavering commitment to the war in Ukraine, hinting at escalated actions and a broader hybrid strategy.

The southern African nation has authorized the killing of 23 elephants to supply meat for its 60th independence feast, provoking protests from activists and critics of government hunting policy.

The government has begun sending 5,000 asylum seekers back to Myanmar amid accusations of human rights abuses, sparking fierce backlash from activists.

Former President Trump aired TV spots funded by federal money, sparking a legal showdown over whether the ads breached election law.

Governor Kathy Hochul charges Cornell investigation as a failure, appointing Attorney General Letitia James to lead a new probe into alleged fraternity rape.

South Korea’s President threatens further action unless Ukraine apologises publicly for revealing the transfer of two North Korean POWs to South Korea, escalating diplomatic tensions.

Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko warns that intensified drone and missile strikes are tearing Kyiv apart, with a key bridge hit and data‑centre outages.

Massive school protests in France end up in violence, fuel political debate and cast doubt on upcoming budget and elections.

Shoko Kawata, Yawata City’s pioneering mayor, has been named among TIME Magazine’s 100 rising stars after her maternity leave sparks debate across Japan.

Six‑year‑old Raseel al‑Balawi has endured more than 20 operations in Gaza after a helicopter strike hit her camp – a stark reminder of the human cost of war.

52 civilians killed in Alamata as Ethiopia's army pushes north.

Six Flags Magic Mountain has closed its X2 rollercoaster after more than 100 riders sued for brain injuries — a move that may reshape amusement‑park safety.

Gaza’s six‑year‑old Raseel al‑Balawi has undergone more than 20 operations since a July strike, highlighting doctors’ struggles amid the conflict.

After hundreds of riders alleged brain injuries, Six Flags Magic Mountain has permanently closed its X2 coaster.

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 lifts the Crew‑13 crew to the ISS, spotlighting the first couple with a child in space and underscoring future lunar and Martian plans.

US President Donald Trump’s call to rename AI as ‘Super Intelligence’ has triggered a record jump in Slovenia’s .si domain registrations, with 44,000 new sites added in September.

Australia’s regulator flags major gaps in child protection on top gaming platforms, urging urgent upgrades.

OpenAI has fired three employees for violating information-handling policies amid a surge in AI safety concerns.

Nikon’s Small World In Motion winner sparks controversy over alleged AI manipulation as scientists question authenticity of a cilia video.