Latest News
View all
Sports⚡ 6.0⛓ 2 sourcesArthur Fery Becomes First Wildcard to Reach Wimbledon Singles Quarter-Finals This Century
British wildcard Arthur Fery, ranked No 114, has advanced to the Wimbledon singles quarter-finals after defeating former world No 3 Grigor Dimitrov. He is the last British man remaining in the tournament.
World⚡ 6.0⛓ 2 sourcesNATO Summit Opens in Ankara
NATO leaders gather in Ankara, Turkey, amid tensions and criticism from President Trump.
Sports⚡ 6.0⛓ 2 sourcesUSA Out of World Cup
Belgium defeats USA 4-1, ending their World Cup dreams. Folarin Balogun's red card reprieve did not help the USA.
Russian Stocks Hit 3-Year Low
Russian stocks fell to a three-year low, with the Moscow Exchange Index dropping 2.45% on July 6.
World⚡ 6.0Digital Transformation in Malaria Control
Digital transformation can improve malaria control programmes by enhancing decision-making and accountability.
Artificial Intelligence⚡ 6.0⛓ 2 sourcesChip Workers Sought-After in South Korea
South Korea's chip workers have become the most sought-after singles due to AI-boom bonuses.
WorldGauteng Offers Counselling to Protest Victims' Families
Gauteng government offers counselling to families of protest victims, police investigate fatalities
Sports⚡ 7.0⛓ 2 sourcesEngland Beats Mexico 3-2
England secures World Cup quarterfinal spot, will face Norway
World
View allWorld⚡ 6.0⛓ 2 sourcesNATO Summit Opens in Ankara
NATO leaders gather in Ankara, Turkey, amid tensions and criticism from President Trump.
World⚡ 6.0Digital Transformation in Malaria Control
Digital transformation can improve malaria control programmes by enhancing decision-making and accountability.
WorldGauteng Offers Counselling to Protest Victims' Families
Gauteng government offers counselling to families of protest victims, police investigate fatalities
World⚡ 8.0Venezuela Earthquake Response Enters Recovery Phase
Venezuela shifts focus to clearing rubble and recovering bodies after twin earthquake
Technology
View all
Technology⚡ 6.0Amazon Ends New Mechanical Turk Sign-Ups
Amazon's Mechanical Turk to stop accepting new customers on July 30, 2026. Existing customers can continue using the service.
Technology⚡ 6.0Meta Launches New App Pocket
Meta's new Pocket app allows users to create and share interactive AI-generated experiences
Technology⚡ 8.0Google Fined €4.1bn
Google must pay a €4.1bn fine for using Android to block rivals. The fine was handed down by Europe's top court.
Artificial Intelligence
View allBusiness
View all
Politics
View all
Politics⚡ 6.0Russian Lawmakers to Get $59K Bonuses
Russia's 450 lawmakers will receive early bonuses ahead of September's elections. The bonuses are intended to narrow a pay gap with government ministers.
Russian Stocks Hit 3-Year Low
Russian stocks fell to a three-year low, with the Moscow Exchange Index dropping 2.45% on July 6.
Politics⚡ 7.0⛓ 2 sourcesGraham Platner Denies Sexual Assault Allegation
Maine Senate nominee Graham Platner denies sexual assault claim, considers 'best path forward'
Politics⚡ 7.0Türkiye's defense exports surpass $11B
Türkiye's defense and aerospace exports exceeded $11 billion for the first time, with a 29.6% year-over-year increase in June.
War & Conflicts
View all
War & Conflicts⚡ 6.0Netanyahu: US, Israel Have 'One Destiny'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu congratulates the US on its 250th anniversary of independence, highlighting the strong bond between the two nations.
War & Conflicts⚡ 6.0Russia Allows Sale of Euro-3 Petrol
Russia permits sale of lower-standard petrol to avoid market destabilization.
War & Conflicts⚡ 7.0Russia Allows Lower-Grade Gasoline Production
Russia permits oil refineries to produce lower-quality Euro-3 gasoline due to fuel shortage caused by Ukrainian drone attacks.
Science
View all
Science⚡ 8.0⛓ 2 sourcesHubble Captures Stellar Nursery
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured a stunning image of a stellar nursery, showcasing blue and white stars against a crimson background.
Science⚡ 8.0Europe heatwave death toll estimated
A heatwave in Europe may have killed around 20,000 people, according to an early estimate.