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Pakistan's Asian netball plate division title has given women's sport a rare spotlight moment after a tight win over Thailand in Hong Kong.

State Bank Governor Jameel Ahmad's message that stability can lead to sustainable growth has put Pakistan's business confidence back in focus.

Keely Hodgkinson's European silver has shown that the women's middle-distance rivalry is heating up rather than settling into a predictable order.

China's Z.ai claim that its open-source model is nearing Anthropic's performance in cyber-defence tests has added pressure to the global AI race.

A fresh football debate is asking whether young fans now follow star names more than clubs, as global player brands reshape the way the sport is consumed.

European resort wildfires have forced evacuations in Croatia and Greece, turning summer travel areas into emergency zones under intense heatwave pressure.

The UK's possible cut to electric car sales targets has exposed pressure from automakers and reopened a wider fight over how quickly transport policy should move.

Eclipse eye damage warnings are keeping solar viewing safety in the health spotlight as people check symptoms after looking at the sun.

Pakistan's weekly inflation reading has kept household budgets under pressure, with food prices again sitting at the centre of public concern.

Pakistan's decision to raise petroleum dealers' margins has eased the immediate threat of a nationwide strike, but it keeps the larger fuel-cost debate alive.

Mangione's guilty plea in the killing of a healthcare CEO has moved the case from accusation to sentencing, while keeping public attention on motive, security and accountability.

An American missionary has been freed in Niger after a nine-month kidnapping ordeal, bringing relief to his family and renewed attention to security risks in the Sahel.

The Cambridge plagiarism scandal has taken a tragic turn after former professor Jason Arday was found dead following his resignation from the university.

AI manifestos from technology bosses are becoming a familiar ritual, revealing a fight to shape public trust before regulation, lawsuits or product failures define the story.

Automated speed enforcement is expanding into more US states, setting evidence of fewer dangerous crashes against complaints about fairness and revenue.

Deputy national security adviser Andy Baker is expected to leave the White House in the coming weeks after serving in senior foreign-policy roles.

The Office actor Lucy Davis has thanked supporters after revealing that breast cancer diagnosed 18 months ago has spread to her bones.

A volunteer has built a machine-learning tool for NASA-supported Space Cloud Watch to distinguish rare noctilucent clouds from lower-altitude look-alikes.

COVID-19 activity is increasing across the United States, led by the South and West, while experts say overall levels and severe outcomes remain comparatively low.

Flock Safety is shortening most licence-plate data retention and making unusual-search audits standard after officers misused its surveillance tools.

Bumble is removing its signature women-only first-message rule after a trial showed higher engagement and a survey found many women preferred more flexibility.

Five investors have sued Selena Gomez and other Wondermind figures, alleging promises about the mental health platform and Gomez's role were not fulfilled.

Afghan women describe how restrictions on education, work, movement and healthcare have reshaped daily life five years after the Taliban returned to power.

Twitch users learned that streams, clips, chats and channel media may train Amazon generative AI unless a creator disables the setting.