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Gianni Infantino called FIFA's proposed commercial subsidiary an opportunity rather than an obligation before opposition led the organization to abandon it.

China has warned it could retaliate if Washington follows through with restrictions on new robot imports, turning robotics into another flashpoint in the wider U.S.-China technology race.

Strikes on Iran's Qeshm Island damaged civilian and military sites, with Iranian reports saying a family was killed in a residential building.

Three of the Premier League's 'big six' clubs have new managers, the reigning champions face a key injury issue, and Tottenham and Chelsea are breaking transfer records, pointing to a genuinely open title race.

Lionel Messi returned to Inter Miami training 10 days after Argentina's World Cup final defeat, giving the MLS club a timely boost.

Todd Blanche’s path to confirmation as attorney general hit a new obstacle on Wednesday, as the Senate Judiciary Committee postponed a planned vote after key Republican support failed to materialize. The move came amid…

Saltburn Cricket Club suspended a player while officials investigate allegations that a finger click was used to imitate an edge during a league match.

The United States carried out a two-hour wave of strikes against Iranian military targets after an attack on an American base in Jordan.

Former Bolivian president Evo Morales rejected a new arrest warrant tied to allegations arising from weeks of protests and road blockades.

Increased rainfall is making grasslands and cornfields possible in areas that were once deserts, helping China, the world's largest beef importer, become more self-reliant by expanding domestic cattle production.

Cameroon's Emmanuel Eseme defied torrential Glasgow rain to win the men's 100 metres in a Commonwealth Games record time, while New Zealand's Zoe Hobbs surged to a surprise women's victory.

Israeli strikes left buildings burning in Gaza City's Shati refugee camp, forcing families to flee while emergency crews tackled the fires.

A meeting between a prominent Lebanese businessman and Israel's prime minister has triggered a formal security investigation in Beirut, exposing just how politically explosive any contact with Israeli officials remains…

The Pakistan Institute of Legislative Development and Transparency found the Senate passed 97 bills with only six ordinances laid in the upper house during 2025-26, even as its scrutiny function weakened.

Pakistani exporters argue that a managed exchange rate is making their goods less competitive, while policymakers point to currency stability benefits.

A stark new projection from Pakistan's health ministry is putting fresh urgency behind the country's population debate, with officials warning the population could grow by tens of millions within just fifteen years if…

Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice has been referred to parliament's standards watchdog over an undeclared £80,000 sum received from Farage aide George Cottrell, a Liberal Democrat MP has confirmed.

US and Saudi Arabian forces said they struck 'Iran-aligned terrorists' in Iraq in retaliation for recent attacks, coming after a short pause in the broader Iran war hostilities.

Pakistan crumbled for a second consecutive day to the West Indies pace attack, losing the first Test of a two-match series by 90 runs on the fourth day in Trinidad, after being set a target of 211.

After almost a week, authorities managed to reopen the Baltistan Road and Astore Valley route, using a newly installed Bailey bridge in Haramosh to let stranded passengers and tourists cross.

A new diplomatic proposal is on the table for one of the world's most strategically sensitive waterways, as Oman pitches a Gulf-backed alternative aimed at easing tensions over control of the Strait of Hormuz. H2: What…

Pakistan imported a record 3.482 million tonnes of palm oil worth $3.785 billion in FY26, compared to 3.214 million tonnes worth $3.4 billion in FY25, according to Pakistan Bureau of Statistics data.

UK faces very difficult trade-offs in budget because of Iran, analysts warn The UK government may have less room for manoeuvre in the next autumn budget than previously expected if the Iran war continues to keep oil…

Keiko Fujimori has begun a five-year term after winning Peru's runoff by fewer than 50,000 votes, inheriting political instability, crime and deep regional divisions.