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    US visa dispute puts Sudan's civil war back in spotlight▼US visa clash exposes Sudan’s forgotten war as foreign powers compete for strategic foothold✉newsWar58 min ago

    A US visa dispute has drawn fresh attention to Sudan's civil war, a conflict that has largely dropped from global headlines despite a devastating humanitarian toll. The row has reignited debate over why foreign powers are competing for influence in the country, with strategic interests in the Red Sea region and mineral resources seen as key motivations behind international engagement.

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    Sudan death row inmates allege torture and secret trials●Sudan death row inmates allege torture, secret trials in anti-RSF sweep✉newsWarSudan5 h ago

    Death row inmates in Sudan say they were tortured and convicted in secret trials as part of a sweeping crackdown linked to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The allegations, reported by Sudan Tribune, raise concerns about due process and treatment of detainees in the country's ongoing war between the army and the RSF.

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    Christa Pike, the only woman on Tennessee's death row, says she is 'at peace' as the state prepares to carry out her execution, according to NBC News. The case is drawing attention in the United States and abroad because executions of women are rare, and the upcoming lethal injection is expected to be closely watched by campaigners and observers.

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    Kimberly Guilfoyle, the US envoy to Greece and former partner of Donald Trump Jr., is at the centre of a political row in Athens. Greek opposition politicians have accused the ruling party of staying silent after reports of threats allegedly connected to the American diplomat, turning her diplomatic role into a domestic political flashpoint.

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    Rihanna leads star turnout at Paris Fashion Week Dior show●All the celebrities at Paris Fashion Week September 2026: Rihanna and more from Dior✉newsCultureCelebrityjust now

    Paris Fashion Week's September 2026 edition is drawing a heavy celebrity presence, with Rihanna among the big names attending Dior's show. Coverage is rounding up the stars spotted front row at the French fashion house, keeping the brand and its guest list at the center of fashion week conversation.

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    Celebrity Beauty Takes Over Paris Fashion Week Spring 2027●Celebrity Beauty at Paris Fashion Week Spring 2027 Hits the Ground Running, Live Updates [PHOTOS]✉newsCultureCelebrityjust now

    Paris Fashion Week Spring 2027 is underway, with celebrity beauty looks drawing attention from the first shows. Live coverage is tracking the standout hairstyles and makeup spotted on famous attendees front row and on the runway, with photo galleries updated as the week progresses. Fashion watchers are following along in real time to see which stars and trends define the season.

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    France's hard-left union has condemned EDF chief executive Bernard Fontana after he met with far-right leaders, drawing criticism over the state-owned utility chief's political contacts. The encounter has sparked a political row in France, with critics arguing the head of a public company should not associate with far-right figures, while allies defend the meeting as routine business engagement.

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    Ukraine's North Korean prisoners spark a row▼The row over Ukraine’s North Korean prisoners✉newsWorld1 h ago

    A dispute has emerged over North Korean soldiers captured while fighting alongside Russian forces in Ukraine. Kyiv has suggested it may not repatriate them, raising questions under international law about the treatment and return of prisoners of war, and drawing attention to North Korea's direct involvement in the conflict.

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    Celebrities Descend on Paris for Spring 2027 Fashion Shows●All the Stars Are Flocking to Paris for the Spring 2027 Shows✉newsCultureCelebrityjust now

    Celebrities are gathering in Paris for the Spring 2027 fashion week shows. Harper's Bazaar reports that stars from film, music and fashion are attending runway presentations across the city, maintaining Paris's status as the centerpiece of the international fashion calendar and drawing attention to front-row appearances and designer collections each season.

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    Gardener gets surprise oversized plant tunnel●When you buy a plant tunnel and, although you've read the length, you didn't read the height or width and it's way biggeMmastodonLifeHome & Garden162 h ago

    A gardener in New Zealand ordered a plant tunnel after checking its length but overlooked the height and width, and it arrived much larger than expected. Rather than seeing it as a mistake, they discovered it works as a two-row vegetable shelter and are treating the extra size as a bonus for their vegetable garden.

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    Train staff strike over East West Rail door dispute●Train staff strike over East West Rail train door row✉newsBusinessLabor45 min ago

    Train staff have gone on strike in a dispute over train doors on the East West Rail line, according to the BBC. The industrial action centres on a disagreement relating to door operation. Further details about the workers involved, the duration of the strike and its impact on services were not immediately available.

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    T. Rowe Price's Tony Wang says AI fears can be managed with guardrails▼T. Rowe Price’s Tony Wang on AI fears: With any new technology, you develop guardrails✉newsTechnology2 h ago

    T. Rowe Price portfolio manager Tony Wang addressed public fears about artificial intelligence, arguing that concerns accompany every new technology and that society responds by developing guardrails. His comments come as investors and regulators weigh the risks and opportunities of rapid AI adoption. Wang's stance suggests confidence that oversight can keep the technology's risks in check while preserving its benefits.

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    Crovie, Scotland's ancient fishing village, draws travellers●The ancient maritime soul lives on in Crovie. # scotland # crovie # aberdeenshire # hiddenuk # travelMmastodonLifeTravel42 h ago

    Crovie, a tiny preserved fishing village on the Aberdeenshire coast in Scotland, is being celebrated for its enduring maritime heritage. The village, with its single row of cottages stacked between cliff and sea, is being promoted as a hidden travel destination where the old seafaring way of life remains visible today. Interest is centred on its charm as a lesser-visited UK spot.

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    Celebrity front-row style at Paris Fashion Week for the Spring/Summer 2027 season is drawing attention, with fashion media highlighting the most stylish stars seated at runway shows across the French capital. Roundups of the best-dressed attendees are circulating as designers unveil their newest collections during the fashion calendar's key event.

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    Bardella says National Rally under 'war' after antisemitism claims●National Rally’s Jordan Bardella rails at ‘war’ on party after antisemitism claims✉newsWar3 h ago

    Jordan Bardella, president of France's National Rally, has accused political opponents of waging a 'war' on his party amid claims of antisemitism within its ranks. The row has reignited debate over the far-right party's record on antisemitism and its efforts to rebrand itself. Bardella rejects the accusations as a political attack.

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    TEI buys $3.9 million retail property on Chicago's Jeweler's Row●TEI Acquires Retail Property on Jeweler’s Row in Chicago for $3.9M✉newsBusinessRetail4 h ago

    TEI has acquired a retail property on Jeweler's Row in Chicago for $3.9 million. The deal adds to commercial real estate activity along the historic jewelry district corridor in the Loop, where retail buildings continue to attract investor interest. Details on the property's tenants or TEI's plans for the site were not immediately disclosed.

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