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BUSINESS
Canada's 28 bn‑C$ counter‑tariffs hit US goods from steel to T‑shirts, sparking a prolonged escalation with Washington amid stalled talks.
A new 1‑km bridge over the Tumen River now connects Russia and North Korea, boosting trade and potentially enabling covert military logistics.
Arm Holdings chief says AI could now find cancer cures – but the scarcity of processors for data centres is slowing progress.
The largest LGBTQ+ dating app resolves a class‑action lawsuit over alleged misuse of users' HIV status and other sensitive data.
Ex-President Trump threatens Canadian aircraft firm Bombardier with a ban on U.S. sales unless it shifts production to the United States amid escalating trade tensions.
TRAVEL
Volcanic ash from Anak Krakatau has grounded 2,000 flights, stranded 270,000 passengers and forced Jakarta's Soekarno‑Hatta and other airports to remain shut until Monday.
A late‑night eruption of the Anak Krakatau volcano impacted Jakarta’s air traffic, grounding thousands of flights and trapping 270,000 passengers. Authorities are extending airport closures amid ash‑laden skies.
An Amazon cargo Boeing 767-300 overruns MIA runway, killing five and injuring five. Emergency crews battle flames while investigators probe the incident.
Volcanic ash from Anak Krakatoa halted 209 flights at Soekarno‑Hatta Airport, disrupting travel for over 22,000 passengers and raising concerns about aviation safety and public health.
Last month’s heatwave and convective storms hit London Heathrow and Gatwick, causing 900 flight disruptions – a warning that climate change could make routine airports a bottleneck.
POLITICS
The Alternative for Germany wins 43.8% in Saxony‑Anhalt, falling short of majority but threatening a new coalition and sparking debate across Europe.
Australia is pushing for a new law that will let users turn algorithmic content curation on or off—sparking debate over control, perception, and digital rights.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has warned Bombardier that it must build aircraft in America or lose access to the U.S. market amid a new cross‑border trade war.
Chief prosecutor Ruslan Kravchenko stepped down after investigators uncovered a money‑laundering scheme involving illicit call centres.
HEALTH
Following a glacial collapse that triggered a deadly flood in the Himalayan valley, Nepal observed a national day of mourning, lighting candles and flying flags at half‑mast while rescue operations continue.
Maharashtra’s food commissioner launches a sweeping inspection drive that turns him into a social media hero, sparking debate over enforcement and industry backlash.
The LGBTQ+ dating app has struck a two‑part £26 million settlement after a UK class‑action lawsuit accused it of sharing users’ HIV status with third parties.
Borneo’s peat fires turn forests into ‘carbon bombs’, weighing on volunteer firefighters who risk their lungs amid haze‑shrouded fronts.
TECH
Kyiv’s skies grow scarier as Russia launches more frequent daytime attacks, prompting a new warning system and daily disruptions for residents and businesses.
Draft law would force platforms to offer opt‑out of algorithmic feeds, sparking debate over tech control and censorship.
SPORT
The US Open has doubled influencer access, sparking tension as footage shows disruptions and calls for stricter etiquette on court.
World‑champion golfer Tiger Woods has agreed to change his plea following a Florida crash arrest. Body‑cam footage shows the incident and his calm demeanor.
Famed golfer Tiger Woods faces a new legal twist as he plans to change his plea after a March 2026 Florida crash. Court dates, drug‑test details and the raw body‑camera footage add depth to the story.
The South African airline explains its tight formation flyover over DHL Stadium before a big rugby match, citing safety planning and experienced crew.
Lionel Messi confirms his retirement from Argentina, citing exhaustion and family after the World Cup heartbreak and his father's passing.
ENTERTAINMENT
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Bindi Irwin pays tribute to her father, the famed “Crocodile Hunter”, two decades after his fatal stingray incident, celebrating his legacy of wildlife conservation and love.
South Korea launches Galaxy Robot Park, a new AI‑powered attraction with robots that aim to redefine amusement park experiences.
OPINION
Ukraine’s third‑biggest city, dominated by Russian speakers, weighs a draft law outlawing Russian‑language music, literature, and public performances in the arts, sparking debate about identity and civil liberties.
Russians have stepped in to defend Nigerien leadership after a mutiny, revealing a shift from counterinsurgency to political protection in the Sahel.
The Alternative für Deutschland party seeks a majority in Saxony‑Anhalt, potentially marking the first time a far‑right party controls a German state parliament.
Feminist icon Gloria Steinem dies at 92; her career spanned decades of activism, advocacy for reproductive rights, and a lasting impact on gender equality.