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At the Tianjin SCO summit, Xi Jinping’s embrace of Vladimir Putin and Narendra Modi signalled a clear push towards a multipolar world order.
A 5.2-magnitude quake struck eastern Afghanistan on Tuesday, just two days after a deadly 6.0-magnitude tremor killed over 1,400 people and injured thousands.
Southampton researchers warn that “sharenting”—posting children’s photos online—can expose them to cyberbullying, identity theft, and AI-driven risks.
A powerful magnitude 6 earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan near the Pakistan border, killing at least 250 people and injuring hundreds more.
The U.S. will continue trade negotiations despite a court ruling against Trump’s tariffs, with talks ongoing even as the case heads to the Supreme Court.
A shallow 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan on August 31, killing over 600 people, injuring 1,500 and leaving entire villages in ruins.
Del Manak, Canada’s first Indian-origin police chief, retired on August 27 after a groundbreaking 35-year career. Victoria now honours his legacy with “Del Manak Day.”
Russia claims to have downed 112 Ukrainian drones in 24 hours while striking military-use port infrastructure near Kyiv, as drone warfare escalates in the conflict.
The Global Sumud Flotilla, composed of dozens of boats from around the world—including Greta Thunberg and Susan Sarandon—has set sail from Barcelona
Protests in Indonesia have spread nationwide, with homes of prominent lawmakers looted as anger over MPs’ generous allowances and police violence reaches a boiling point.
Hamas confirmed the death of Gaza military chief Mohammad Sinwar months after Israel’s airstrike. His aide Izz al-Din al-Haddad is expected to take over command.
A Connecticut man killed his mother and himself after long-standing mental health struggles. His heavy reliance on AI chatbot conversations is now part of the ongoing investigation.
A viral video of Indians celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi outside India Bazaar in Lewisville, Texas, has divided opinions on social media over cultural expression and public nuisance.
Neil Young released a protest song Big Crime targeting Donald Trump, criticising the crime emergency declaration and denouncing authoritarianism in the US.
President Xi Jinping sharpened his mission to reshape global governance, using a major summit to push a bloc designed to rival the US-led world order.
Pigeon racing in Taiwan, a multi-million-dollar sport with nearly a million birds, faces scandals of doping, smuggling, abductions, and high mortality rates.
Parents of Adam Raine sue OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT encouraged self-harm and contributed to his death; company vows to review safety protocols.
India faces 50% US tariffs over Russian oil imports, while China, despite buying more, has been spared. Analysts point to geopolitics driving the difference.
Two Microsoft employees were terminated following a sit-in at the company president’s office protesting ties to Israel amid the Gaza conflict.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz calls the school shooting in Minneapolis “horrific,” offering prayers for the children and teachers whose first week was shattered by violence.
