Israel Falls Silent Three Years After October 7 as Election Nears

Israel Falls Silent Three Years After October 7 as Election Nears

Israel paused to remember the victims of the October 7 attacks as the country confronts its trauma and prepares for a pivotal election later this month.

Istanbul Airport Overtakes Heathrow as World’s Most Connected Airport

Istanbul Airport has overtaken London Heathrow to become the world’s most connected airport, strengthening Türkiye’s position as a global aviation hub.

Apple Expands Smart Home Push With LG-Created Doorbell, Lock and Thermostat

Apple is expanding its smart-home ambitions through a partnership with LG to develop a new range of connected devices, including a doorbell, smart lock and thermostat.

Elon Musk’s Fortune Jumps $65 Billion in One Day to Hit $1.04 Trillion

Elon Musk’s estimated fortune has climbed back above $1 trillion after a powerful rally in SpaceX and Tesla shares.

ECOWAS Swears In Five Judges as Faye Calls for Stronger Public Trust in Regional Justice

Five new judges have taken office at the ECOWAS Community Court of Justice as President Bassirou Diomaye Faye calls for impartiality, independence and stronger public confidence in regional justice.

Lionel Messi’s Last Tango: Argentina Icon Scores and Assists Twice in Emotional Farewell

Lionel Messi signed off from Argentina duty with a goal, two assists and an emotional farewell as the world champions beat Benin 3–0 in Buenos Aires.

Norway Unveils $63.6 Billion Wealth Fund Withdrawal Plan for 2027

Norway’s government has proposed withdrawing $63.6 billion from its sovereign wealth fund in 2027 to finance the national budget while keeping spending within its fiscal framework.

Nigeria Returns to Oscars Race With Damilola Orimogunje’s ‘Dear Ajayi’

Romania Names Luca Niculescu as PM Nominee in Fourth Bid to End Crisis

Romania’s President Nicușor Dan has nominated diplomat Luca Niculescu as prime minister in a fourth attempt to break the country’s prolonged political deadlock.

Kenya Confirms First Ebola Case Linked to DR Congo as Patient Dies

Kenya has confirmed its first imported Ebola case after a citizen who lived in DR Congo died in Nairobi, triggering an urgent contact-tracing operation.