Thousands of exhausted migrants, including children, swam or drifted into Spain's Ceuta enclave from Morocco, driven by unemployment and poverty. The unprecedented influx led to a humanitarian crisis, with authorities struggling to cope and Prime Minister Sánchez blaming smuggling networks.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Harsh Singh and Asmita Dey for winning gold medals in judo at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Their victories mark India's first double judo gold at a single Games, boosting the country's total medal count to 19, including five golds.
Day seven of the Commonwealth Games featured a dramatic para athletics 1,500m T54 final re-run after a crash and disqualification. Australian Tara Neyland set a world record in para cycling. Tonga's Joshua Uikilifi entertained with dancing, and Nigerian para cyclists impressed with unique uniforms.
Andy Burnham outlined plans for a national care service, seeking cross-party support from Tories and Lib Dems. Robert Jenrick (Reform UK) claimed the PM desired a 'death tax'. Green Party's Zack Polanski faces criticism over a social media post, prompting discussion by Pippa Crerar and Peter Walker.
Victoria issues over half of Australia's court suppression orders, totaling 640 in 2025, prompting debate over open justice. High-profile cases, including a Melbourne rape conviction and a Cairns magistrate's order, highlight the tension between protecting identities and public transparency, with mental health often cited as a reason.
Die EU-Kommission hat das Bietverfahren für bis zu sieben KI-Gigafactories eröffnet. Mit bis zu 10 Mrd. Euro öffentlichen Mitteln und 20 Mrd. Euro privaten Investitionen soll Europas KI-Infrastruktur ausgebaut und die Abhängigkeit von US-Hyperscalern reduziert werden. Bewerbungsfrist endet im November 2026.
The 1951 Refugee Convention, marking its 75th anniversary, has saved millions of lives but faces strain as countries deny asylum seekers. Refugees share their stories of struggle and protection under the treaty.
The European Commission introduces a charter to streamline access to Europe's top research and innovation facilities for startups and small companies, aiming to boost the EU's competitiveness with the US and China.
AI-generated children's books, personalized with real kids as stars, are frustrating parents who find them boring, lacking in quality, and potentially risky due to data privacy concerns.
Midea's European air conditioner sales surge due to heatwaves, with 200,000 new orders in a month for two Chinese factories, driven by demand for easily installable units like PortaSplit.
Avtar Singh, raised by grandparents in India, spent decades searching for his biological mother. A chance AI query during a holiday led him to a blog post by Nicci Dhamu, whose mother Savinder Kaur Nagi was Avtar's long-lost parent, revealing a complex family history of separation and silence.
Summary of global news: Strikes near Kiev, Putin on Russian defense, Zelensky on Ukrainian conflict, Khan's ICC removal, EU sable fur sanctions avoided, and various geopolitical tensions.
Pablo Trincia, noto per i suoi podcast come "Veleno", si racconta in "Stories" su Sky TG24, parlando della sua infanzia, della nascita del suo lavoro teatrale "L'Uomo Sbagliato" e del suo approccio allo storytelling.
India returns to the No. 1 position in ICC Men's T20I Team Rankings after winning a 2-0 lead over Zimbabwe in their three-match T20I series, edging out England due to a superior ratings decimal.
China's carmakers are struggling with narrowing profit margins due to higher raw material costs and declining market demand, exacerbated by the end of purchase subsidies and tax incentives.
An appellate court ordered SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won to pay 944 billion won to his former wife in a divorce-related property division case. The court also left intact the 2 billion won alimony payment.
India's Internet Freedom Foundation (IFF) has condemned a government order directing GitHub to remove repositories for Jack Dorsey’s BitChat app, calling it unconstitutional and a threat to free speech. The government's cybercrime agency cited BitChat's potential use for bypassing internet shutdowns and evading surveillance.
Paralympic athlete Hannah Babalola was denied an aisle chair on a KLM flight, leading to humiliation. This incident highlights widespread issues faced by disabled air travellers, including lack of assistance, damaged wheelchairs, and discriminatory treatment, despite regulations and advocacy efforts.
India's cybercrime agency, I4C, ordered GitHub to remove the code for Jack Dorsey's decentralized messaging app Bitchat within three hours. The agency cited security concerns, potential exploitation during public disorder, and the app's use by protestors during recent exam-paper leak rallies.
The White House announced over 200 entities, including utilities, data center developers, and 23 Republican governors, signed President Trump's non-binding Ratepayer Protection Pledge. This commitment aims to shield American consumers from rising energy costs due to data center expansion, with major tech companies like Google and Microsoft also signing on.
Canada is experiencing over 900 active wildfires, scorching 3 million hectares, with significant concerns in the Northwest Territories and Ontario, causing poor air quality extending to Europe. Concurrently, Salta, Argentina, recorded its warmest-ever winter night at 26C, driven by the Zonda wind and potentially influenced by El Niño.
The United States imposed a fresh wave of tariffs late on Thursday against 60 countries, including China, Japan, South Korea, India, and European Union member states, just hours before a temporary 10% blanket levy was set to expire.
NASA-backed research suggests plants could produce medicines for astronauts on long-duration missions to the Moon and Mars. A study used a tobacco relative and a harmless plant virus to create therapeutic proteins, aiming to reduce reliance on Earth-launched medical supplies and enhance self-sufficiency in deep space.
A influenciadora Pietra Bertolazzi, após criticar o grupo BTS e gerar polêmica, teve seu curso "Desafio dos 3 Pilares" divulgado, que aborda "os malefícios do feminismo" e "a arte da faxina" para mulheres cristãs. A controvérsia levou ao vazamento de dados pessoais e denúncias em suas redes.
