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21 Killed, Over 70 Injured After Suicide Bombing At Mosque In Pakistan
Two armed men attempted to enter the police premises and exchanged fire with officials there, police said. One of the attackers has been killed, the BBC reported.
Texas Daycare Ran 'Child Fight Club', Lawsuit Filed By Parents Alleges
Texas parents sue Arka Montessori, claiming that one of the teachers ran a 'child fight club' and abused their son.
Kremlin Orders Russia Businesses Of Nestle, Auchan Seized
The local assets of the two multinationals were put under what the Kremlin says is temporary control by another company under an order issued late Thursday by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Anthropic Sets Up Biology Lab To Ramp Up Its AI Drug Plans: Report
Anthropic's head of life sciences, Eric Kauderer-Abrams, confirmed the startup's wet lab.
Opinion: Blog | I Lost My Entire Family In Kanishka Bombing. 41 Years Later, Canada Wants The Case Closed
We made the trek through tragedy to search for people in Cork, where I spent 25 days sifting through bodies and body parts in a makeshift morgue to identify our loved ones.
Warren Buffett Steps Down As Hathaway Chairman, Son Howard To Take Over
This is the second post he has resigned from in a year. At the start of 2026, he stepped aside from the role of Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Greg Abel took the mantle of the $1 trillion conglomerate from him.
After 15 Years In Hiding, Syrian Man Breaks Wall To Recover A Lost Library
A Syrian man has uncovered his treasured collection of religious and literary books after hiding it behind a false wall before fleeing Homs during the civil war.
Opinion: Opinion | Pak's Drone Deal With A US Firm Is No Windfall. But India Must Still Be Worried
American military aid to Pakistan has remained suspended since January 2018, during Trump's first term, but a commercial arms sale is separate from this arrangement.
Student Shoots 2 Schoolmates In Philippines, Then Kills Himself
The Friday shooting also follows a high-profile incident in Thailand in August, where a student went on a shooting rampage at a school on the outskirts of the capital Bangkok.
Opinion: Opinion | Saudi Arabia's Yemen Nightmare Has Come Back To Haunt It
After years of costly military intervention beginning in 2015, Saudi Arabia increasingly sought to stabilise its southern border. All that is unravelling fast now
3 Chinese Navy Ships Arrive In Bangladesh For 5-Day Goodwill Visit
One of the three Chinese Navy ships, a Type 054A guided-missile frigate, Da Qing, also took part in the bilateral "Sea Guardian" exercise with the Pakistan Navy earlier this year.
Meet Jacob Coxon, Ex-Anthropic Researcher Who Sparked A Debate On AI Safety
Jacob Coxon, who graduated from Cambridge in 2020, led to a debate with his warning about how AI labs were "gambling" with the lives of people.
Opinion: Opinion | 6 AI Incidents, One Pattern: AI Has Started Lying To Us - And Hiding The Evidence
Concealing errors. Making up data. Pushing files onto the public web on their own initiative. The machines are learning to lie - and lie well.
Dhaka-London Flight Turns Into Fight Club As Passengers Brawl, Video Goes Viral
The video was shared by a man named Uddin Alim, who said he was travelling on the flight on September 16, 2026.
Speech-Impaired Man Uses Brain Implant To Say "I Love You", Video Viral
Neuralink works to build brain-computer interface. The technology is meant to help people with paralysis, blindness, hearing loss and more regain functions.
"Much More Science Fiction Than Science": Andrew Ng On AI Extinction Fears
Andrew Ng, who helped start Google Brain and Coursera Inc., said the tech industry previously stoked fears about the potential catastrophic harms of artificial intelligence earlier in the AI boom
Andhra Woman, Mother-In-Law Die After Their Car Rams Porsche In Australia
The two women and the Porsche driver were rushed to a nearby hospital where doctors declared Neha Bommali (33) and her mother-in-law, Rama Devi (67), dead on arrival.
Prince Harry Makes First Public Appearance Since Moving Back To Britain
Along with their two children, Harry and Meghan landed back in the UK on August 26 and have kept a relatively low profile since.
In A First In Over A Century, New Cat Species Identified In Bolivia
It measures about 18 inches (46 cm) long and weighs around 3 pounds (1.4 kg), making it smaller than the average domestic cat.
US Strike On Iran School That Killed 150 May Be 'War Crime': UN Panel
The team examined two strikes, including a Tomahawk cruise missile strike in late February on the Shajareh Tayyebeh Primary School in Minab, which killed more than 150 people.
News from Arabic Countries
Real Madrid President says Ceuta visit not related to ‘recent news’
Real Madrid stars including Kylian Mbappe rolled up T-shirts showing support for Ceuta, but President trip 'unrelated'.
Real Madrid’s Kylian Mbappe ends Nike partnership to join Swiss brand On
On, which is set to launch its first football boots next year, also appointed Thierry Henry as its football director.
New Bolivian cat claws its way into species list: What we meow
Purrfectly new to science: the first new wild cat found in over a century proves that cats do have nine (secret) lives.
Russia seizes assets of French firms, summons UK envoy over Ukraine support
Kremlin calls UK's support for Ukraine an endorsement of 'terrorism' after recent escalation in weapons supply.
Barcelona’s Lamine Yamal says he has experienced racism ‘a thousand times’
Spain's Lamine Yamal says most racism he has suffered has come from people unaware of their own comments or behaviour.
The cost of Iran’s regional leverage
Tehran’s use of pressure across the region is putting its rapprochement with Gulf states under increasing strain.
Ronaldo keeps Portugal place for Nations League as Jesus names first squad
Ex-Manchester United and Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo named in Portugal squad to face Norway and Denmark.
Video: Students flee deadly school shooting in the Philippines
A 16-year-old suspected gunman has shot two students dead and injured several others at a school in the Philippines.
US voter opposition to war on Iran grows to new highs: Poll
Poll reveals 71 percent in US believe Trump's team lacks a clear strategy for resolving the conflict.
FIFA’s Infantino ‘must go, no ifs or buts’, blasts German FA vice president
Hans-Joachim Watzke, one of German football's vice-presidents, adds to list calling for Gianni Infantino's resignation.
Chinese ship rams Philippines gov’t vessel in South China Sea: Coastguard
Philippine Coast Guard accuses China of dangerous military manoeuvres near Palawan province.
Pakistan pledges full committment to defence of Saudi Arabia
Assurance comes amid questions over Pakistan and Turkiye's stance on Riyadh's fight with Houthis following defence pact.
Asian Games 2026: Dates, venues, sports and a growing accommodation crisis
More than 11,000 athletes from 45 countries will compete at world’s second-largest multisport event.
As Houthis grab Bab al-Mandeb, US appears willing to watch from sidelines
Stretched by its war with Iran, Washington may have little choice but to trust Houthi assurances on shipping.
Why does Canada want to join the Europe-led JEF military partnership?
This is the latest step in Canada's bid to move closer to Europe amid bitter trade war with the US.
How fantasy fans are keeping a Turkish blacksmithing tradition alive
In Izmir’s historic Kemeralti bazaar, the Akdemir family is finding new customers for a four-generation craft.
The view from Russia: ‘No party can be antiwar’ in parliamentary election
First vote since Russia invaded Ukraine seen as a sham by some and an opportunity to strengthen nationalism by others.
Thailand’s Malay-Muslim separatists vow to fight as peace talks stall
Thailand’s main armed separatist group, Barisan Revolusi Nasional, says it will continue fighting for self-determination
Spain reveal Nations League squad in Ceuta in support of migration crisis
World Cup winners Spain choose Ceuta to announce Nations League squad in solidarity with border crossing troubles.
Deadly blast hits mosque at Pakistan police complex
Several people have reportedly been killed in an explosion at a mosque near a police complex in northwest Pakistan.
Who gets to decide how quickly AI moves?
The biggest AI companies want to slow development together. The real question is what power they gain in return.
North Korea anthem played at South’s Bangladesh hockey match at Asian Games
Asian Games organisers in Japan accidently play North Korea's anthem ahead of South's hockey match with Bangladesh.
Palmer and Alexander-Arnold recalled after England World Cup snub
Cole Palmer and Trent Alexander-Arnold back for Thomas Tuchel in Nations League, but still no place for Phil Foden.
United Nations says US may have committed war crimes in Iran: What it means
UN probe finds US unlawfully struck an Iranian school and sports centre, killing children; White House rejects findings.
‘My children did not attack Iran’: 2bn South Asians suffer from distant war
A quarter of the world’s population faces a surging cost of living crisis because of the wars in the Middle East.