Chinese football star Wu Lei defends a young fan wearing his national team jersey who was harassed by rival Shanghai Shenhua supporters after a match.
With over 60 million female voters in Uttar Pradesh, political parties like BJP and SP are aggressively targeting women through welfare schemes and cash transfer promises ahead of the 2027 assembly elections, recognizing their decisive role in recent polls.
Russia is experiencing a worsening fuel crisis as drone strikes on oil refineries have crippled 54% of national refining capacity. With petrol available at only 28% of stations, the government has implemented rationing, price caps, and reauthorized lower-grade fuel.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah chaired the 31st Southern Zonal Council meeting in Kovalam, Tamil Nadu. The session focused on inter-state disputes, security, and development, with leaders from southern states and Union territories in attendance.
A new Prime Video documentary, 'Novak Djokovic: The Wolf in Winter', examines the life and mindset of the 24-time grand slam champion. Directed by Jason Hehir, the film explores Djokovic's Serbian roots, his controversial career moments, and his drive to compete.
Germany's gas storage levels have fallen to 50.14%, the lowest mid-August level in years, driven by global market price spikes and supply disruptions linked to the Iran war. Industry experts warn that the government's November storage targets are likely unattainable.
Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the recently unearthed remains of medieval Prince Dmitry Donskoy at Moscow's Cathedral of the Archangel. The discovery, made during restoration work, confirms the location of the 14th-century ruler's burial site.
Coventry manager Frank Lampard has challenged his squad to play without fear in their Premier League return against Arsenal. After a £130m summer recruitment drive focusing on physicality, Lampard aims for a competitive performance in the club's first top-flight game since 2000.
A 33-year-old woman operating a pet training facility in Ta Kwu Ling, Hong Kong, was mauled to death by a one-year-old mongrel. CCTV footage captured the attack, which occurred after the victim attempted to return the dog to its cage.
British Athletics coach Leon Baptiste, missing for two months after a trip to Morocco, is confirmed to be held in a Marrakech prison. Moroccan authorities stated he is serving a custodial sentence following a conviction for a misdemeanour.
Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice defended the suspension of activist Tim Montgomerie, stating internal debates should remain private. Tice and education spokesperson Suella Braverman also announced a new apprenticeship subsidy plan funded by cutting student loans.
Munich prosecutors have identified a deceased neo-Nazi, Bernd V, as the likely perpetrator of a 1970 arson attack on a Jewish community centre. The fire killed seven Holocaust survivors, but the suspect died in 2020, preventing a criminal trial.
British fashion retailer Boohoo has been fined €2.3m by French regulators for deceptive practices, including fake discounts and misleading product labelling. The company, now known as Debenhams Group, stated the issues occurred under previous management.
The 1913 steam tug 'Slovenac' has emerged from the Sava River near Sremska Mitrovica, Serbia, due to extreme drought. The vessel, which sank in 1945 after hitting a German mine, is now visible as water levels reach historic lows.
Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova accused the EU of aiding terrorism by transferring proceeds from frozen Russian assets to Ukraine, warning that those involved in the reinvestment of these funds will face consequences.
Attorneys for former Harvard-Westlake student Aidan Romain are seeking to depose Harvard University student Connor Kim. The lawsuit alleges Romain faced repeated sexual assault and racist abuse from teammates, including Kim and Lucca Van Der Woude, while at the school.
Munich prosecutors have identified a suspect in the 1970 arson attack on a Jewish retirement home that killed seven Holocaust survivors. The case, reopened in 2025 following new witness testimony, is now being closed as the suspect died in 2020.
Five years after the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, over 1,000 Afghan allies remain stranded at Camp As Sayliyah in Qatar. Despite promises of visas for their service to U.S. forces, families face ongoing uncertainty and security risks amid regional conflict.
Donald Trump announced plans to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong-un later this year, claiming secret communications. Kim Yo-jong, sister of the North Korean leader, denied knowledge of such talks, citing continued US hostility despite personal rapport.
Axis deer, introduced to Hawaii in 1868, have reached an estimated population of 60,000, causing severe environmental damage. Maui Nui Venison is mitigating this by harvesting the deer for commercial meat production and a free community food program.
Rory McIlroy suggests a difficult path for LIV Golf players seeking a return to the PGA Tour, questioning the value they would add and noting that previous re-entry programs have expired, potentially leading to less favorable terms for future returnees.
South Korean prosecutors have requested the death penalty for Kim So-young, who is accused of killing two men with drug-laced drinks. Evidence presented in court includes ChatGPT logs where Kim allegedly researched lethal drug combinations and dosages.
Fans' groups worldwide have launched a petition on change.org demanding the resignation of FIFA president Gianni Infantino. The move follows accusations of deception regarding secret plans to secure private investment for World Cup tournaments.
Paul Simon's 1986 album 'Graceland' is examined 40 years later, highlighting its innovative fusion of South African rhythms, the personal turmoil behind its creation, and the persistent debates regarding cultural appropriation and the UN anti-apartheid boycott.
