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Nor’easter Disrupts Travel Across Northeast, Triggers Flooding and Power Outages
A nor'easter brought flooding, power cuts and widespread flight cancellations and delays across New York, Boston and Philadelphia.
England’s flair needs a governor as Spain underline the missing element, says chief writer
Phil McNulty highlights how England's adventurous style must be tempered by control after Spain's composed display exposed weaknesses.
Phage libraries: a targeted arsenal against resistant bacteria
Scientists are building collections of bacteriophages to counter antibiotic-resistant infections and tailor treatments to individual patients.
Software glitch in UK air traffic system corrupted data in a millisecond, NATS says
A software defect corrupted flight data in under a millisecond, triggering a six-hour outage and widespread cancellations across the UK.
Control of the Bab el‑Mandeb: Tactical Gain for the Houthis, Strategic Dilemma for Yemen
Houthi capture of Bab el‑Mandeb shifts regional leverage but risks eroding the group's political legitimacy inside Yemen.
Canada’s Push for EU Associate Status Signals Strategic Realignment
Canada moves to pursue an EU associate membership as a hedge against rising tensions with the United States and to deepen ties with Europe and the Pacific.
Healey holds talks with Canada over joining proposed global defence bank
Chancellor John Healey discusses UK membership of a Canada-led defence bank to support allied rearmament and lower project costs.
Lawmakers Urge New Bill to Close Legal Gaps on AI and Human Rights
A cross-party group of MPs and peers urges Parliament to draft a bill addressing gaps in law exposed by AI's impact on human rights.
Garcia ends Benn fight in second round to keep WBC welterweight crown
Ryan Garcia stopped Conor Benn in the second round in Las Vegas to retain the WBC welterweight title.
Mladić’s Funeral Reopens Wounds and Reveals Deep Divisions in the Balkans
The burial of Ratko Mladić in Serbia with military honours has reignited tensions and underscored unresolved issues of justice in the Balkans.
England’s cancer care backslide: analysis shows rising delays and harm to patients
A BBC analysis finds cancer treatment delays in England have worsened since government targets were set, raising concerns about outcomes and system resilience.
Debate in China Over the Status of English in School Assessments
A university professor in China urges removing English as a graded core subject, sparking debate over education and employability.
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