Wolverhampton Wanderers FC fans have called for football and social media bosses to work together to crack down on digital racist abuse directed at players. It comes after Wolves striker Tolu Arokodare and Sunderland winger Romaine Mundle were among four Premier League players targeted with racist messages on social media, in what has been described…
Mark Zuckerberg, the boss of Instagram-owner Meta Platforms, struggled in court on Wednesday to defend his firm from claims it targeted young users as he was confronted with internal documents on its practices. He maintained that lawyers were “mischaracterising” the communications, which were presented as part of a landmark trial in Los Angeles over whether…
The 2026 edition of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts awards delivered high drama, emotional speeches and clear winners, with One Battle After Another, I Swear, and Sinners emerging as the night’s dominant forces. Held at London’s iconic Royal Festival Hall, the ceremony celebrated the best in film and television, while also reflecting…
Following figure skater Alysa Liu’s rise to Olympic glory, her father has offered a candid reflection on success, politics, and what he says “money can’t buy.” The Tiananmen-era activist, who fled China decades ago, revealed that Chinese officials had previously expressed interest in courting his daughter as her skating career accelerated on the global stage….
A fresh legal setback over tariffs has complicated former President Donald Trump’s anticipated diplomatic engagement with China, injecting new uncertainty into already fragile US-China trade relations. The ruling, which challenges aspects of the tariff framework introduced during Trump’s administration, arrives at what analysts describe as “awkward timing.” With trade duties now thrust back onto the…
The Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS) system was pitched to skilled international workers as a golden gateway to Britain: a pathway to contribute, to build a life, to eventually gain indefinite leave to remain (ILR). The British government framed it as a promise—a structured, transparent route for talented professionals to enter the UK, fill labour gaps,…
As 2026 unfolds, emerging technologies are no longer a futuristic concept—they are shaping the present and redefining the global landscape. From breakthroughs in artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing to next-generation telecommunications and semiconductor innovations, nations around the world are racing to harness these tools to drive economic growth, national security, and geopolitical influence. For…
New Delhi is set to host the inaugural Delhi International Film Festival (DIFF) in late March, a landmark event that promises to shine a global spotlight on India’s vibrant cinema and creative industries. Designed to celebrate both domestic filmmaking talent and international storytelling, the festival aims to position Delhi as a cultural hub for filmmakers,…
The 2026 Winter Olympics came to a spectacular end in the ancient setting of the Verona Arena, as the closing ceremony brought 17 days of competition to a vibrant close. The Games — hosted across northern Italy’s snow‑draped slopes, Alpine peaks and urban arenas — fused elite sport with cultural flair, leaving lasting legacies both…
Somaliland is stepping up its push for international recognition, offering the United States exclusive access to its mineral wealth and potential military bases, a senior minister confirmed. The breakaway region, which declared autonomy from Somalia in 1991, has operated independently for decades, with its own currency, army, police force, and passports, but recognition has remained…
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