Sports
Calvert-Lewin’s Scoring Run Puts England Recall Back on Agenda
Five consecutive league games with goals have revived talk of a return to the England squad for Dominic Calvert-Lewin.
Science
Researchers Reopen the Case of the 1946 Pacific Tsunami to Reassess Offshore Fault Risk
A Michigan State University team will study the offshore fault that generated the 1946 tsunami to evaluate present-day hazards to Pacific coast communities.
Politics
China’s Chang’e 7 Postponement Raises Questions About Lunar Timetable
China postponed the Chang'e 7 mission without a new date, prompting concerns about technical and schedule setbacks for its lunar program.
Global News
Europe Confronts a Changing Arctic: Security, Resources and Strategy
Russia's actions, US statements on Greenland and competition for raw materials push the Arctic onto Europe's strategic agenda.
Economy
Trump Dismisses AI Safety Concerns as ‘Hoax’ After Anthropic Co‑founder Calls for Kill Switch
President Trump rejected calls for stronger AI safeguards after Anthropic's co‑founder suggested a mandatory 'kill switch' in a BBC interview.
Opinion
China Tightens Entry and Exit Rules, Citing National Security Concerns
Beijing has introduced broad entry and exit rules framed as national security measures, with implications for travel, business and diplomacy.
Sports
Refereeing body concedes error over Haaland’s derby winner
Pro Ref accepts an error in awarding Erling Haaland's winning goal in the Manchester derby, reviving scrutiny of officiating and VAR in the Premier League.
Science
Limited Lunar Water Forces Rethink of Moon City Plans
Discoveries of polar ice sparked settlement plans, but limited water supplies mean cities on the moon are unlikely and designs must change.
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