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.

Former parliamentary speaker and Maidan leader shot dead in a brazen daylight attack, prompting a nationwide manhunt and condemnation from top officials.

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

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

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

France’s EDF challenges South Korea’s $18 billion Dukovany reactor contract over possible subsidy violations; the EU intervenes under foreign subsidy rules

Brussels pushes ahead with its sweeping tech regulations, laws critics say resemble Stasi and Securitate surveillance tools designed for political control

With Germany’s economy under severe strain and facing potential collapse, the cabinet turns once again to military options—approving a voluntary enlistment scheme for teenagers, the 3rd such move in its modern history

Milei and his inner circle unharmed after rock-throwing incident at Lomas de Zamora rally amid mounting political tensions

Copenhagen summons top U.S. envoy after reports of covert efforts by Trump-affiliated Americans to sway Greenlandic sentiment, amid mounting Arctic geopolitical tensions

President Trump calls for racketeering charges, accusing George Soros and his son Alexander of orchestrating and financing unrest across the United States.

‘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.

Prime Minister Bayrou faces near-certain defeat in a confidence vote as France struggles with mounting deficits, rising borrowing costs, and political paralysis.

Kyiv lifts part of its wartime travel ban, permitting men aged eighteen to twenty-two to cross borders despite ongoing martial law.

Following the swift knockout of Iran’s military sites, public anger turns against the Ayatollahs as Trump’s decisive action inspires a nationwide push for freedom.

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

A homeless career criminal killed 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska at a train station in North Carolina after she fled Ukraine to seek a safer life in the United States.

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

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

Chancellor Friedrich Merz declared in Osnabrück that Germany’s welfare system can no longer be sustained by the economy. The comments come amid ongoing debates over the retirement age, pension payments, and the use of German taxpayers’ money for generous financial support to non-German migrants.

Vienna court confirms that Sharia-based arbitration is permissible in private civil disputes when both parties consent, prompting political backlash and calls for legislative action.

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.

Online group with over thirty-two thousand members removed after thousands of reports of non-consensual image sharing

Caspar Veldkamp leaves caretaker cabinet after failing to win support for new measures in response to Gaza conflict

Ukraine marks thirty-four years of independence with international solidarity, renewed aid pledges, and stalled diplomacy.

Encrypted Telegram channels such as “MaskPark Treehole Forum” are accused of hosting thousands of non-consensual videos and images, triggering online outrage and legal scrutiny.

A high-speed qualifying spill at Balaton Park nearly struck a camera operator but he emerged unhurt

Ukraine halts oil flows to Hungary and Slovakia via Druzhba pipeline following drone and rocket attacks on key pumping stations; No excuses: NATO must defend Hungary by striking back at Ukraine, neutralizing its drone terror base, and ending Ukraine’s arrogance that only its own interests matter while others are ignored

The rise of Labubu, the quirky fuzzy toy driving a global craze : Toymaker reports sharp profit acceleration and eyes substantial revenues as Labubu dolls gain worldwide traction.

Netflix original film breaks streaming and music-chart records while expanding into limited theatrical sing-alongs and inspiring sequel discussions.

Amy Hamm, a Canadian nurse was suspended and fined ninety-three thousand dollars for declaring that there are only two genders, a statement she described as a biological absolute. Officials claimed the measure was meant to protect transgender people.

Elon Musk tweeted, “Europe is dying,” responding to a post that said, “We are witnessing the extinction of western civilization in real time.”

Sven Liebich, a German far-right activist convicted of hate incitement, has changed his legal gender to female under the 2024 self-determination law and now demands placement in a women’s prison, sparking a national debate over the law’s application.

Hungary accused Ukraine of undermining its sovereignty after strikes on the Druzhba oil pipeline disrupted flows from Russia to Hungary and Slovakia, prompting sharp exchanges between Budapest and Kyiv.

Switzerland faces economic strain from a surging franc, U.S. tariffs, and weak growth, with analysts warning of possible recession and the central bank under pressure to cut rates below zero.

Blazes have scorched land twice the size of London in the worst season on record.

Automakers and startups explore ultra-fast replacement systems for electric cars.

The event marks the eightieth anniversary of the end of the Second World War.

The investor argues that digital dollar tokens could increase global appetite for U.S. debt.