J.M.W. Turner's celebrated portrait of Rome from the Mount Aventine makes a historic homecoming for three days in Palazzo Rondinini, ahead of its expected auction.

President Javier Milei sets a two‑week deadline for the Sea Lion oil project, warning the UK of legal action if exploration doesn’t stop.

New York Times engineering director shot by elderly parents‑in‑law in Dublin, CA. Police now investigate.

US bans Canadian alcohol, dairy and motorbike imports, escalating trade tensions as tariffs blow back against Canada.

The junta seizes control over gold mining, opening its first refinery to process gold domestically and curb smuggling.

A close look at the 2026 summit between Trump and Xi, revealing modest AI talks, brief trade concessions and a muted stance on Taiwan.

A category‑3 cyclone threatens Baja California Sur with waves, floods and mudslides as communities prepare for a potentially deadly storm surge.

Avalanche at Himlung Himal leaves two bodies recovered, a dozen still missing. Rescue teams battle heavy snowfall and limited weather.

A powerful weekend nor’easter hit the northeast, flooding cities, cutting power, and killing a NYCHA worker. Travel and events were cancelled across the region.

A gas‑leak‑caused blast in Plaka, Athens kills six, including a British national and four American holidaymakers.

Ben Dancer aims to break a world record by dancing without pause for 168 hours, drawing crowds and viral footage to Freedom Park.

Avalanche at Himlung Himal leaves two bodies recovered, a dozen still missing. Rescue teams battle heavy snowfall and limited weather.

A powerful weekend nor’easter hit the northeast, flooding cities, cutting power, and killing a NYCHA worker. Travel and events were cancelled across the region.

Republic of Ireland squad confirm they will play Nations League game against Israel, donning black armbands for Gaza casualties, despite player withdrawal and calls for boycott.

The Republic of Ireland squad has decided to wear black armbands in honour of Gaza casualties despite calls to boycott their match against Israel.

J.M.W. Turner's celebrated portrait of Rome from the Mount Aventine makes a historic homecoming for three days in Palazzo Rondinini, ahead of its expected auction.

Decades after her death, iconic Divinyls frontwoman’s voice returns as three lost tracks recorded with Tim Finn are set for release.

Iranian appeals court confirms 74 lashes for singer Parastoo Ahmadi after she performed without hijab, sparking international outcry over women’s rights violations.

Istanbul judge sentences comedian Deniz Göktaş for insulting President Erdoğan, but frees him after nearly 90 days in prison.

Turkish comedian Deniz Göktaş freed after a court sentenced him to almost 19 months for insulting President Erdoğan; travel ban remains.

Investigating whether President Trump’s TV spots paid by the federal government break U.S. law.

Journalism’s future hangs in the balance as global trust drops, World News Day urges collaboration before media become obsolete.

When a magistrate or commissioner sweeps a city, follows the law and earns a viral following, Indians look up in wonder. This piece explores why a handful of civil servants become instant heroes.

Germany's identity crisis erupts after local elections see the far‑right AfD surge and Chancellor Merz’s coalition rattled, sparking a political crisis.

New SA ambassador Roelf Meyer denies Trump’s allegation of a white genocide, urging a dialogue on the US‑South Africa refugee dialogue.

Reporter‑turned king Edward Rukidi Rukidi Ngangoma ascends as Omukama of Tooro amid a contested succession after the death of the previous monarch.

Presidential statement: the U.S. will not partner with China on AI, arguing it would hand over secrets and undermine American dominance.

Estonia accuses Russian special services of ordering a fire at Milrem Robotics, key supplier of unmanned vehicles to Ukraine.

The Eiffel Tower’s managing director steps down amid backlash over female staff removal for a Hindu delegation’s visit, sparking calls for better equality policies.

Fatima Zahra El Mansouri has sworn in as Morocco’s first woman in the premiership, following her party’s win in the 2026 elections.

In the mountains around Taiz, Yemen, heavy drone strikes, mortars and shifting front lines leave civilians on the brink as the Houthi offensive threatens the Straits of Bab al‑Mandab.

Christa Pike, the state’s only woman on death row, is set to die by lethal injection on September 30, yet legal teams argue her childhood trauma and mental illness make her a victim, stirring debate over capital punishment.

A private helicopter crashed near Sainte‑Brigide‑d'Iberville, 50 km south of Montreal, killing four people on board. Investigation underway.

Why the legal herbal supplement kratom is raising alarms over safety, regulation and addiction as officials warn of hidden risks.

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.

Trump says a U.S.-China AI partnership would mean “giving away secrets,” as tensions rise on AI governance.

Dutch authorities detain a 24‑year‑old alleged ShinyHunters member after the group claimed to steal data from 38,000 FBI staff members.

A man in Singapore faces charges following the spread of a fake AI illustration of a salt‑water crocodile that led to a temporary halt at a key reservoir.

OpenAI has halted launch of its new GPT‑6.1 Astra model amid safety worries, shedding light on growing industry caution after recent security incidents.

Australia’s largest property firm abandons $841m data‑centre project after residents’ protests – a win for local communities and a signal about data‑centre siting.