Sports
LIV Golf Seeks Bankruptcy Protection; Players Owed Over $45m Gain Exit Rights
LIV Golf has filed for bankruptcy protection, owing at least $45m to players who can now opt to leave their contracts.
Science
GPS collars rewrite the power dynamic between lions and hyenas
GPS tracking of individual predators shows lions, not hyenas, typically advance in encounters, reshaping views on their rivalry.
Politics
Pakistan’s SCO Presidency Puts Regional Connectivity at Centre Stage
Pakistan chairs the SCO, highlighting routes via Iran and Central Asia to link the Belt and Road Initiative with the Arabian Sea.
Global News
Economists Raise Alarm After AfD’s Wide Victory in Saxony-Anhalt
Economists warn that the AfD's clear victory in Saxony-Anhalt raises economic uncertainty for investment, state budgets and national policy coordination.
Economy
US bans Canadian alcohol and motorbikes as trade tensions intensify
The United States has imposed an import ban on Canadian alcohol, motorbikes and other goods as Canadian counter-tariffs take effect.
Opinion
Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong’s First Post‑Handover Chief Executive, Dies at 89
Tung Chee-hwa, the first Chief Executive of post‑1997 Hong Kong, has died at 89. His tenure and legacy mark a pivotal chapter in the city's transition.
Sports
Champions League restarts: what determines the favourites and who draws attention
The Champions League restarts; experts highlight form, squad depth and key player roles that will shape the race for the title.
Science
How Wet Beaver-Made Pockets Could Slow Wildfires on a Drought-Struck Estate
On the Holnicote estate, beaver-engineered wetlands are keeping a green refuge amid drought and may offer a model for nature-based firebreaks.
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