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What will happen to Man City after the Premier League’s guilty verdict?
Man City found guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules. What happens next, and could they be relegated?
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‘We no longer eat three meals’: Yemen’s displaced face daily fight for food
Yemen’s latest fighting has redrawn front lines after more than a decade of war, deepening hunger and displacement.
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What’s behind French student protests that turned violent?
The school protests coincide with public sector strikes over planned budget cuts.
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The October 7 warnings threatening Netanyahu’s Israeli election campaign
Netanyahu faces continued pressure over alleged warnings before the 2023 Hamas attack as October 27 elections draw near.
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N Korea and S Korea exchange threats over DMZ blast
A landmine explosion which injured three South Korean soldiers in the Korean Demilitarized Zone last week.
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Hijabi students turned away from school in Azerbaijan
Female students leave a school in Azerbaijan after reportedly being denied entry for wearing headscarves.
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UK‘s PM Burnham sets out plans to reshape public services
UK’s PM Andy Burnham is promising a major improvement to public services including social care, housing and energy.
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India’s Ujjain tense as mosque partially demolished for Hindu pilgrimage
Fearing outright demolition, Muslims volunteer to take down parts of the city’s Shahi Mosque themselves.
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OpenAI launches ‘dots,’ personal AI assistant ‘built to handle everything’
AI giant launches ‘dots’ to rival Meta’s Muse and Google’s Gemini Spark.
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Trump calls Kim Jong Un a ‘friend’ and plays down N Korea’s nuclear arsenal
US president’s comments came after he was asked why North Korea can have nuclear weapons when Iran cannot.
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