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Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal arrived in Kyiv for a Nordic-Baltic summit with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, vowing continued support for Ukraine and increased pressure on Russia. The visit, coinciding with Ukraine's Flag Day, included a tour of a Kyiv district damaged by Russian strikes and remarks on NATO's strength and Russia's hybrid threats.
Mango, the Spanish fashion retailer, reports that online and offline channels now contribute almost equally to its India business. Myntra's quick-commerce service M-Now, launched in late 2024, has boosted repeat purchases, with seven out of ten customers returning. The company has also consolidated its physical footprint, moving away from smaller shop-in-shop formats to focus on larger exclusive brand outlets.
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda and five other European leaders arrive in Kyiv to mark Flag Day and Independence Day, participating in Nordic-Baltic and Coalition of the Willing summits where new defense agreements and support commitments were announced.
F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali hailed Max Verstappen's Red Bull contract extension as the 'cherry on the cake' of the final Dutch Grand Prix weekend, while reaffirming the 2026 season will end in Abu Dhabi despite regional tensions. The Dutch GP at Zandvoort marks its last appearance on the calendar after six years.
Newcastle United are in advanced talks with Manchester City over midfielder Nico Gonzalez, with reports suggesting a £50 million fee has been agreed. The Magpies are also pursuing Lille's Matias Fernandez-Pardo, while Milan are waiting on offers for Fikayo Tomori and Youssouf Fofana.
Fairphone has launched the 6+, an upgraded version of its modular Android phone with a faster Snapdragon chip, 12GB RAM, and the same home-repairable design. The phone is the first to be sold in the US and is available with Google Android or the privacy-focused /e/OS, though its price has risen by £70.
Thousands of people demonstrated in Stockholm over climate policy just weeks before Sweden’s September 13 election. Organisers and participants criticised the government’s approach to emissions targets, while the administration defended a gradual fossil-fuel phase-out to protect competitiveness.
Actor-racer Ajith Kumar escaped without serious injury after his car lost control and collided with another vehicle during a high-speed endurance event in Europe. The incident adds to a series of crashes he has survived in recent years, underscoring the risks of his professional motorsport career alongside his film work.
The Department for Work and Pensions has confirmed who qualifies for the 2026/27 Winter Fuel Payment, with payments of up to £300 for those born on or before 27 June 1960. The article outlines eligibility, payment amounts, the October energy price cap increase, and the process for opting out.
A study published in Economics Letters estimates India's 2025 cost of delivering a kilogram to low Earth orbit at $13,302, the highest among major space powers, compared with a global average of $3,868. Indian space officials dispute the methodology, arguing per-kilogram costs overlook the full economics of a launch.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met founders of 20 Indian space startups on National Space Day, praising their courage and calling for an ecosystem that attracts worldwide talent. He stressed policy consistency, cost competitiveness and cross-sector collaboration while urging firms to build global businesses. The interaction highlighted the role of the Indian Space Policy 2023 in opening the sector to private participation.
At the World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing, a Chinese robot named Tiangong Ultra ran 100 meters in 9.39 seconds, surpassing Usain Bolt's world record, while another robot cleared 2.88 meters in the high jump, beating human records. The event showcased China's robotics prowess amidst geopolitical tensions and expert skepticism about the practical significance of such feats.
The US national debt has surpassed $40 trillion, with the federal deficit reaching a record $432 billion in July. Brokerage Jefferies warns that deteriorating fiscal conditions could keep upward pressure on long-term Treasury yields, posing risks to equities and the Federal Reserve's flexibility. Meanwhile, Pimco argues current yields look attractive by historical standards, while Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's bond buyback plan saw only short-lived relief.
As Greece sees record tourist numbers, sunhats have become a common sight across Athens, from kiosks to the Acropolis. Vendors report rising sales and a hatmaker notes changing attitudes, while Red Cross volunteers observe better-prepared visitors.
A Nuvama research report warns that a slowdown in the global AI investment boom could reverse capital flows, sending Asian savings home and shifting balance-of-payments pressures to the US, potentially weakening the dollar and keeping Treasury yields elevated. The report notes a two-speed global recovery, with chip-producing economies outpacing others.
As the EU's new Entry/Exit System (EES) rolls out across the Schengen Area, a traveller shares their experience at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, while the Foreign Office updates advice for Brits facing potential fines or travel bans.
A leaked audio recording purportedly captures Canada-based gangster Goldy Brar taking responsibility for the 2023 killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, citing Nijjar's alleged support for drug networks exploiting youth. The authenticity of the clip remains unverified, and the claim emerges amid ongoing investigations and diplomatic tensions.
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced retaliatory tariffs on US goods after walking away from trade negotiations, prompting new 50% US tariffs on Canadian exports. President Trump responded with fresh criticism on Truth Social, while US officials warned Canada faces 'devastating' consequences.
ACT has released its election policy on constitutional issues, proposing to enshrine property rights, limit courts' use of tikanga, and require Cabinet to specify Treaty interests. The policy notably omits the Treaty Principles Bill and referendum that were central to the party's previous platform.
As India moves to 20% ethanol blending, a government officer's argument for consumer choice and differential pricing gains relevance. Offering E5, E10, and E20 at different prices, akin to the dual income-tax regime, could ease the transition, despite the fuel's environmental and energy-security benefits.