Richard Boardman, solicitor for over 1,000 rugby players suing governing bodies for brain injuries, dismissed by clients due to alleged non-compliance and misleading evidence. Despite this, he continues to lead a similar claim for 23 former footballers.
Xia, Beijing's point man on Hong Kong affairs, calls on Hong Kong lawmakers to support the chief executive, enhance governance, boost local development, and address residents' concerns.
Yemen's Houthi fighters claim Red Sea shipping attacks, threatening a key maritime route and exacerbating Middle East tensions. This occurs amidst ongoing US-Iran strikes and fears of a regional arms race following a Saudi nuclear deal.
Ozgur Ozel, the ousted leader of Turkey's opposition CHP, formed the "New Party" (Yeni Parti) with 90 other lawmakers, making it the second-largest party in parliament. This move follows deep divisions and legal challenges within the CHP, with Ozel vowing to lead the fight against President Erdogan.
The Trump administration is reportedly considering military action against the al-Qaeda-linked group JNIM in Mali, potentially marking the eighth country targeted by the president since returning to office. This comes as Mali's military and Russian forces struggle against JNIM, while the US seeks to counter Russian and Chinese influence in the mineral-rich region.
A 67-year-old woman was charged with offensive language after allegedly making antisemitic comments to Jewish leaders and Sydney Swans players at Archer Park, the Bondi Beach terror attack site. She is due to face Waverley Court in September.
US President Donald Trump announced he is close to deciding on a "massive attack" on Iran, escalating tensions after Houthi attacks on Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea. The US warns of "major military punishment" for Iran and Houthis, while the EU condemns the Red Sea strikes.
Japanese militant Kozo Okamoto, 78, who participated in the deadly 1972 Tel Aviv airport attack, died Thursday in Beirut after a long illness, announced the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, which had protected him.
The article says Houthi attacks and threats in the Red Sea could further disrupt global shipping as US-Iran conflict, Gulf instability and Saudi nuclear ambitions raise regional risks.
Over 120 wealthy Britons, including Gary Lineker and Brian Eno, have written an open letter to new Prime Minister Andy Burnham, urging for higher taxes on the richest to foster a more equal society and fund public investment. The group, organized by Patriotic Millionaires, supports a 2% tax on wealth over £10m.
Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke mocked PM Modi's announcement of fast-track courts for NEET paper leaks, sharing a meme about Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Protesters demand Pradhan's resignation, compensation for affected students, and withdrawal of FIRs against peaceful demonstrators.
Fenway Sports Group is negotiating to sell a 30% minority stake in Liverpool FC to a consortium led by Amit Bhatia, backed by Lakshmi Mittal, for an estimated £1.35bn, valuing the club at £4.5bn.
Azimut-Benetti, leader nella nautica da diporto, si dichiara pronta a valutare l'acquisizione di asset da The Italian Sea Group (Tisg), in difficoltà finanziarie con oltre 154 milioni di debito. Tisg, i cui fondatori si sono dimessi, mira a un piano di rilancio entro settembre che include la vendita del cantiere di La Spezia.
A cross-party group of UK lawmakers has initiated a parliamentary inquiry into the banking challenges faced by the country's crypto industry. The probe aims to understand why firms struggle with bank accounts and why banks restrict crypto-related payments, assessing if these barriers undermine the UK's goal to be a digital assets leader.
An 18-year-old Shanghai student, Wu Yulun, secretly traveled with a friend to Guangxi, a flood-stricken region in southwestern China, to join volunteer relief efforts after completing his gaokao, telling his parents he was on holiday.
Lebanese pop star Fadel Shaker was granted bail on Wednesday after paying 500 million Lebanese pounds ($5,500). He was jailed for months while being retried on charges including belonging to an armed group and money laundering, stemming from his alleged involvement in 2013 Sidon clashes.
South Korea's unification ministry plans to revise the Inter-Korean Exchange and Cooperation Act to scrap the requirement for citizens to report contact with members of Chongryon, a pro-Pyongyang group in Japan, citing changed circumstances and unintended side effects.
Around 20 US warships and auxiliary vessels, including the USS Abraham Lincoln and USS George H.W. Bush strike groups and the USS Boxer Amphibious Ready Group (ARG), have been deployed to the Arabian Sea, carrying approximately 20,000 personnel, according to Fox News.
US authorities charged Lawrence Bishnoi, leader of an Indian crime syndicate, in connection with the 2023 assassination of Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada. The charges are part of a large operation targeting three syndicates involved in various crimes.
US authorities have charged Indian gang leader Lawrence Bishnoi and Satinderjeet Singh in connection with the 2023 assassination of Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada. The charges are part of a larger operation targeting international crime syndicates.
Prince Harry and six other prominent figures lost a £50m lawsuit against the Daily Mail's publisher, Associated Newspapers Ltd (ANL), over claims of unlawful information gathering. The High Court dismissed all claims, stating claimants failed to prove unlawful sourcing.
BTS's "Arirang" tour in London showcased the K-pop group's immense global success, blending artistic performance with commercial elements. The spectacle, featuring pyro and fan engagement, highlighted the band's connection with their fervent "Army" fanbase, despite potential cynical interpretations of the operation.
K-pop girl group i-dle releases their ninth EP, 'We Made,' featuring the lead track 'Gimme Dat Love,' which deviates from typical bright summer songs by embracing a more intense, late-night allure. The EP explores themes of immediate, physical attraction and marks a natural evolution for the group in its ninth year.
Police are investigating a complaint regarding the finances of Yes Scotland, the group that campaigned for independence in 2014. Claims suggest over £1.5m in income is unaccounted for, with a complainant noting zero balances in later accounts.
