Leaders pledge strategic unity as Russia and China agree to build a new gas pipeline through Mongolia

Protests sparked by lavish housing allowances for MPs turn violent after a delivery driver is killed, testing President Prabowo’s leadership.

A U.S. judge declined to break up Google, instead imposing targeted remedies on its search business, sending Alphabet and Apple shares higher.

The Rise of “LLM Grooming”

A food vendor in northern Nigeria was accused of blasphemy after joking with a customer and was burned alive by a mob before police arrived. Authorities condemned the killing as mob justice and launched an investigation.

Regulatory filing shows nearly 40% of Nvidia’s second-quarter revenue came from just two unnamed clients, highlighting concentrated sales tied to AI and data center demand

The veteran filmmaker recalled directing Donald Trump in his 1998 film *Celebrity*, praising him as polite, professional, and charismatic, and described the presidency as the ultimate acting role

Pickles and pickle-flavored products surge in popularity among Gen Z in the U.S., driving a wave of new snacks, drinks, and branded launches

Liverpool break British transfer record with Alexander Isak signing while Manchester City secure Gianluigi Donnarumma on the final day

As BYD accelerates its retail footprint in Japan, one hesitant buyer pivots from Volkswagen following an impressive driving experience

A new beta update introduces usernames in WhatsApp, allowing users to chat without phone numbers while adding new privacy and security measures

President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Narendra Modi meet to advance ties, navigating new tensions with the United States.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen says security guarantees for Ukraine will be supported by the US.

Olli Rehn, the Finnish central bank governor, believes inflation risks are currently tipped to the downside.

Locals fear the expansion of gambling will turn the region into a hub for vice.

Operators seek alternatives to avoid steep fees at American ports.

Decades of urban migration by farm workers have created vast areas of flammable brush on abandoned land.

President Xi Jinping will host Russian and Indian leaders, presenting a united front to the West.

An eight-year-old in Xinjiang used her parents' phone to purchase gifts for online streamers, leading to the swift intervention of local authorities to secure a full refund.

Dominik Szoboszlai’s stunning late strike secures Liverpool victory over Arsenal, keeping champions perfect ahead of international break

Tibet commemorates six decades of development and progress under Chinese leadership, with President Xi reaffirming stability, growth, and unity

Onshore Chinese equity markets have outperformed global peers, with the surge driven largely by local retail investors seeking alternative investments and responding to new government policies.

Ahmed al-Rahawi and several ministers from the Houthi-controlled government were killed in a precise strike, a decisive action by Israel to counter the group's ongoing aggression.

President Trump's administration is advancing a strategic effort to reallocate billions in foreign aid, signaling a commitment to fiscal responsibility and a reevaluation of America's global financial commitments.

Amazon, Google, and major U.S. employers flatten hierarchies, leaving managers with far larger teams and employees with less direct support

Family claims chatbot bypassed safeguards and acted as 'suicide coach,' prompting wrongful death lawsuit

Class-action suit alleges Prime Video misleads customers by marketing long-term licenses as purchases

Thousands of couples flock to marry on Chinese Valentine’s Day as nationwide demand drives record flower prices

Federal Circuit finds International Emergency Economic Powers Act does not authorize key tariffs; decision effective October 14 while appeal expected

Energy giant targets ‘high-regulation’ policies in Europe

Government aimed to widen data surveillance capabilities

Strategic agreement preserves U.S. control of critical assets

European regulator calls for a firm stance on tech policy

German carmakers slash nearly 7% of workforce as profits slump, exports fall, and economic downturn compounds industry pressures

Negotiations on a $550 billion investment-for-tariff relief package stall amid unresolved administrative issues and calls for clarifying executive orders

Emma Heming discusses the challenges faced by the actor and his family amid his ongoing health decline.

‘Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married,’ pop icon Taylor Swift revealed in a playful announcement of her engagement to the Kansas City Chiefs tight end.

Cambricon Technologies reports its highest earnings ever as China accelerates efforts to build domestic AI chip capacity amid restrictions on U.S. technology.

Britain’s new age verification rules under the Online Safety Act sparked privacy concerns, mass VPN use, and access restrictions, while failing to prevent children from exposure to harmful content.

Creators report AI retouching of their videos without consent, raising concerns over transparency and trust.

If Putin won’t meet Zelensky, Germany will punish Russia… again. With what, you ask? Oh, just the 19th sanctions package, says Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Germany’s head of government and leader of the Christian “Democratic” Union

Nearly four decades after construction began, the 105-story Ryugyong Hotel in Pyongyang remains unfinished, with the government now seeking investors to complete it and operate a large casino.

China has unveiled the Jiangmen Underground Neutrino Observatory (JUNO), now considered the world’s most advanced facility for detecting neutrinos, often referred to as ‘ghost particles.’ The observatory, located 700 metres underground near Jiangmen in Guangdong province, has begun operations following more than a decade of planning.

Musk alleges exclusive deal makes ChatGPT dominant on iPhones, limiting choice and innovation in AI apps. Complaint claims Apple’s integration of ChatGPT into iPhones stifles innovation and prevents competition in generative AI. X and xAI seek billions in damages, accusing Apple of unfairly favoring ChatGPT on iPhones and blocking rival AI chatbots

U.S. president signals leverage over Beijing while highlighting continued dialogue with Xi Jinping

Storm with winds up to 180 km/h forces mass evacuations in Vietnam and closures across southern China

Counterfeit dolls flood markets while Chinese toy maker expands worldwide with record sales

Leaders agree on collaboration in technology, trade, and security as both nations navigate shifting U.S. policy and regional tensions

Robotheism positions artificial intelligence as divine, joining earlier AI-based spiritual movements in growing belief terrain

HSBC has announced it will close accounts in its Swiss wealth management arm for more than one thousand high-net-worth clients from Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Qatar, and Egypt following regulatory scrutiny over high-risk accounts.