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EconomyUK Households Face Energy 'Risk Premium' as US-Israel War on Iran Drives Up Bills
UK households and businesses are facing a new 'risk premium' on energy bills and diminishing spending power as the US-Israel war on Iran drives up wholesale gas prices and disrupts global supplies.
SportsLionel Messi Bids Farewell to International Football as Tributes Pour In From Around the Globe
Football superstar Lionel Messi has retired from international football at the age of 39, prompting widespread tributes from teammates, family, and global figures.
Breaking NewsCatastrophic Floods in China and Nepal Leave Over 1,000 Dead and Thousands Missing
Catastrophic flooding triggered by a glacial collapse in Nepal and China has killed over 1,000 people and left more than 4,400 missing, as international rescue teams race to reach isolated communities.
EconomyNew US Sanctions Target Iranian Education and Language Tests, Leaving Students Facing Uncertainty
Recent US sanctions targeting Iran have suspended essential education services and language exams like TOEFL, GRE, and Duolingo, leaving Iranian students facing uncertainty and added financial burdens.
PoliticsPalestine Weekly: Far-Right Israeli Election Campaign Escalates Anti-Palestinian Abuses and Violence
Ahead of the October election, far-right Israeli ministers escalated anti-Palestinian rhetoric and campaign policies, while military strikes in Gaza and settler violence in the West Bank intensified.
CultureFormer Gang Leader Convicted in 1996 Murder of Tupac Shakur
A former gang leader has been found guilty of the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur, following a trial detailing the historic case.
SportsUS Open Triumph: Carlos Alcaraz Makes Winning Injury Return as Aryna Sabalenka Advances
Carlos Alcaraz successfully returned from a wrist injury with a straight-sets victory at the US Open, where defending women's champion Aryna Sabalenka also advanced to the second round.
MiscellaneousFormer Gang Leader Duane “Keffe D” Davis Convicted of 1996 Murder of Rap Icon Tupac Shakur
A Las Vegas court has found former gang leader Duane “Keffe D” Davis guilty of the 1996 murder of rap legend Tupac Shakur after a decades-long cold case investigation.
EconomyOil Prices Surge Past $91 as US and Iranian Strikes Spark Fears of Middle East Escalation
Oil prices climbed past $91 a barrel as fresh military exchanges between the United States and Iran in the Middle East heightened fears of a prolonged escalation in the Strait of Hormuz.
PoliticsIsraeli Forces Demolish West Bank Homes Amid Rising Settler Violence and EU Trade Discussions
Israeli forces demolished several Palestinian homes in the occupied West Bank as settlers launched attacks on villagers, prompting European Union ministers to weigh potential bans on settlement goods.
PoliticsCould Europe Step In as the UN Peacekeeping Mandate in Southern Lebanon Winds Down?
With the UN peacekeeping mandate in southern Lebanon ending by late 2026, discussions are underway regarding a potential European Union mission to train and support the Lebanese military.
Breaking NewsPolice in New York Shoot and Kill Knife-Wielding Woman in Times Square
New York police shot and killed a knife-wielding woman in Times Square, an incident captured on a 39-second video.
Breaking NewsAlgerian President Seeks Death Penalty for Arson After Deadly Wildfires
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has called for the death penalty for intentional arsonists following a series of deadly wildfires that killed at least 12 people in the country's northeast.
TechnologyJohn Ternus Steps In as Apple CEO as Tim Cook Hands Over the Reins
John Ternus is stepping in as Apple's new chief executive, succeeding Tim Cook and taking on the challenges of leading hardware innovation, catching up in AI, and navigating complex geopolitical pressures.
EconomyUS Decision to Include Russia's Siluanov in G20 Finance Talks Sparks European Outrage
Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov made a surprise appearance at US-hosted G20 finance talks in North Carolina, drawing sharp criticism and dismay from European ministers.
HealthSevere Toxic Haze from Indonesian Wildfires Chokes Malaysian Borneo and Triggers Health Crisis
Toxic smoke from Indonesian wildfires has blanketed Malaysian Borneo and neighboring regions in severe haze, causing a sharp rise in respiratory illnesses and forcing emergency school closures and event cancellations.
Breaking NewsPolice Fatally Shoot Knife-Wielding Woman Amid Times Square Incident and Jerusalem Daily Attack Footage
Police fatally shoot a knife-wielding woman in Times Square, while the Jerusalem Daily reports on journalists under attack in accompanying video footage.
PoliticsAfrican Civil Society Groups Demand Independent Probe Into Bound Bodies Found in Guinea Mass Grave
A coalition of 20 African civil society organisations is demanding an independent investigation after six bound and blindfolded bodies were found in a mass grave in Guinea.
PoliticsFive Years After President Kais Saied's Power Grab, Tunisia Faces Resurgences of Economic and Political Discontent
Five years after President Kais Saied seized sweeping powers, Tunisians are returning to the streets to protest deteriorating economic conditions, water and power cuts, and a shrinking political space.
PoliticsUS Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll Resigns Amid Pentagon Tensions, Reports Reveal
US Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll has reportedly resigned following months of tension with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
PoliticsTragic Toll: Three Minors Among Ten Killed in Colombian Military Airstrike Against FARC Dissidents
Three minors were among ten people killed in a Colombian military airstrike targeting FARC dissident rebels, amid a broader escalation in security operations and rising concerns over child recruitment.
PoliticsExamining US Political Fortunes and Economic Warfare Ahead of the November 3 Local Elections
Host Steve Clemons discusses the upcoming November 3 local elections with Niall Stanage and Irie Sentner, focusing on party fortunes, the US-Iran economic conflict, and voter concerns.
PoliticsInside Greece's Record-Breaking $3.5 Billion Air Defence Agreement with Israel
Greece has finalized a record $3.5bn defence agreement with Israel to acquire the Achilles Shield air defence system, aiming to modernise its military amidst regional tensions with Turkiye and wider security concerns.
CultureJason Arday Mural Featured at London's Notting Hill Carnival
A new video captures the display of a Jason Arday mural during London’s Notting Hill Carnival.