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BUSINESS
A close look at the 2026 summit between Trump and Xi, revealing modest AI talks, brief trade concessions and a muted stance on Taiwan.
Goodman Group cancels its 1.2 billion‑dollar Project Mars data centre in Lane Cove after residents and activists block the plan.
After the Trump‑Xi summit, China shares new details but issues like AI, trade and Taiwan still unresolved. A subtle shift in U.S.–China dynamics.
Journalism’s future hangs in the balance as global trust drops, World News Day urges collaboration before media become obsolete.
In a country where bureaucracy is often slowed by red‑tape, a handful of Indian officials rise as heroes by enforcing rules, turning routine visits into social‑media sensations.
TRAVEL
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.
SPORT
Ben Dancer aims to break a world record by dancing without pause for 168 hours, drawing crowds and viral footage to Freedom Park.
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.
ENTERTAINMENT
Ben Dancer is attempting to break the world record by dancing continuously for seven days in Freedom Park, Lagos, drawing crowds and viral attention.
On the glittering red carpet of Los Angeles, Madonna made a triumphant comeback and won Artist of the Year while Taylor Swift claimed Video of the Year and a new Artist Director honour.
See how pop stars turn the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards red carpet into a blue runway, with standout looks from Taylor Swift, Charli XCX and Lisa.
OPINION
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.
The Netherlands is introducing a neutral term for labia, sparking a broader debate on gender‑sensitive medical language across Europe.
Youth, migration and football slogans set a new tone for Morocco’s parliamentary vote and its pro‑Palestine, anti‑Israel debate.
POLITICS
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TECH
After a 3‑hour orbit, SpaceX’s Starship cut its 10‑hour mission short, deploying 26 Starlink V3 satellites before splashing down in the Pacific.
SpaceX gears up for its 14th Starship test, aiming for the first orbital flight after a series of successes and setbacks across 13 previous missions.