Alex de Minaur retired hurt in the Beijing final, handing Djokovic his 102nd career title. The numbers behind a 34-0 record and a 21-season streak — and what the Federer chase means now.
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Seoul is bringing home its top diplomat in Kyiv after a clash over Volodymyr Zelenskyy's public disclosure of a supposedly secret transfer involving two North Korean prisoners of war.
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A private birthday invitation has reopened Germany's unresolved argument over the former chancellor's Kremlin ties, political legacy and possible value as an unofficial channel to Moscow.
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Ninety minutes of shouting, a commercial-break argument, and a midnight Truth Social post: the first debate in America’s most closely watched Senate race showed why Michigan will decide the Senate.
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Record Q3 revenue of $17.6 billion wasn't enough: jet-fuel costs jumped 62% to $4.1 billion, Delta cut its full-year outlook to $5.10–$5.60 a share, and the stock sank before the open. What the numbers say about the…
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An ICE officer shot a 28-year-old man in a car in Marble Hill while a 5-year-old child sat in the back seat. The child was physically unharmed; the man survived and was later transferred to ICE custody.
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Yandex says several modules at its Kaluga-region data centre were 'completely disabled' on Friday — a day after its Sasovo AI hub was shut down. The war's newest front is the infrastructure the internet runs on.
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Zelensky says Trump approved licensed Patriot production, a structural shift for Ukraine’s air defense that cannot solve this winter’s interceptor shortage.
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Salam Ahmadyan and Rahman Salehi appeared in court and were remanded in custody until an Old Bailey hearing on October 23.
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At a packed Syracuse rally, the president spent nearly ten minutes railing at the Nobel committee after the prize went to Navi Pillay — and warned Norway "we will not forget."
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With 26,000 security personnel on the streets, trains cancelled and liquor shops closed, the capital is bracing for a showdown over the Election Commission — and the country's top court just questioned the shutdown…
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A promise not to attack before November 3 removed the market's most immediate military risk. It did not remove the blockade, the Pentagon's reported plans or the possibility that Election Day merely resets the clock.
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A formal letter says Eritrean mechanized forces are as much as 60 kilometers inside northern Ethiopia and invokes Addis Ababa's right to self-defence. The claim is disputed, but the diplomatic language marks a…
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Sand-filled barriers, protective cages and concrete shelters are appearing around Ukrainian filling stations as Russia widens its air campaign from frontline fuel sites to the forecourts of major cities. The…
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The South African jurist was honored for turning international law into a practical instrument of peace. The decision rewards a lifetime spent inside courts and human-rights institutions—and closes a contest…
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President Donald Trump's return to Syracuse puts a national spotlight on Republican Bruce Blakeman's challenge to Gov. Kathy Hochul—and turns one evening in central New York into a test of whether a Trump endorsement…
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On Friday, October 9, Ukrainian strikes were reported to have killed two people in Russia's Belgorod region while Russian bombs killed two more in Ukraine — in Zaporizhzhia and Ivano-Frankivsk. The claims come from…
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Ukrainian officials say Russian strikes killed at least one civilian in Zaporizhzhia, while Moscow claims Ukrainian attacks killed two in Belgorod — figures no Western outlet has independently verified.
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The Kerala High Court FIR Pinarayi Vijayan order moves the CMRL-Exalogic dispute from a proposed preliminary enquiry into a formal anti-corruption case. The ruling is consequential, but it is not a finding of guilt.
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The alliance's annual nuclear-deterrence exercise begins October 13 at Italian bases — days after Moscow warned in writing that it would use nuclear weapons if NATO moved to cut off Kaliningrad.
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Sagal Abdi-Wali kept Sir Keir Starmer’s former constituency in Labour hands, defeating Green leader Zack Polanski by 3,364 votes. The seat stayed red, but a roughly 13-point swing gave both Labour and the Greens…
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In a few hours, the Norwegian Nobel Committee will name the 2026 Peace Prize laureate from 287 candidates. Sudan's volunteer Emergency Response Rooms lead the betting — but this is the committee that has surprised…
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The reported toll climbed from 12 to 30 and then 33 as responders worked under renewed drone danger. The strike turns an ordinary transit point into the latest test of how Ukraine can keep its Donetsk fortress-belt…
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The Zelenskyy Starlink Ukraine request is a demand for more than connectivity. Kyiv wants Washington to help it find and strike Russian ballistic-missile launchers, while the White House weighs escalation risks and…
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A violent repricing of oil, money and risk pushed India's benchmarks through key supports. The question now is whether 22,000 becomes a floor—or merely the next line to break.
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Treasury blacklists 17 vessels it says ferried millions of barrels of Iranian oil and petrochemicals to Asia — the latest volley in an economic war now running alongside the shooting one.
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The Mississippi man whom a single prosecutor tried six times for the same 1996 quadruple murder — freed only after the Supreme Court found racial bias in jury selection — has died at his home in Winona. He was 56.
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The Security Council kept the Darfur sanctions regime alive until December 11 without changing it. The unanimous vote prevented a lapse, but the unusually short renewal also exposed how far members remain from…
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Teacher shortages, deteriorating buildings and crowded classes collide with a state trying to contain its deficit — leaving students and ministers to interpret the same school system in radically different ways.
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A record year for school book removals — and a parallel fight over whether "ban" is even the right word.
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