Apple finally makes a folding iPhone. The Duo starts at $1,999.
A larger screen arrives in a pocket-sized fold, with an October release planned.
Tech 10 September 2026
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Lufia’s two classic RPGs are returning together in 2027
The Sinistrals Saga brings the 1990s adventures to PC and modern consoles, with details of the upgrades still to come.
Tech 21 September 2026
Shelton reaches his first Grand Slam final. Zverev stands in the way.
The American came back against Frances Tiafoe to set up a US Open title showdown.
Sports 13 September 2026
France and Spain push for a stronger Europe, but a treaty hits a roadblock
Macron and Sánchez want closer ties on energy, transport and technology. Spain’s parliament still has a say.
Politics 3 October 2026
Three team golds and an Olympic opening: India’s archers have a huge day
A record-equalling women’s score, a mixed-team shoot-off and a one-point men’s win powered the sweep.
Sports 3 October 2026
DoorDash wants you to order dinner by text. The AI beta starts in the US
A chat assistant can suggest food and build a cart, but customers still need to check what they’re buying.
Tech 3 October 2026
Food, school, healthcare: UNICEF warns Lebanon’s children are losing the basics
A new assessment finds families cutting essentials as conflict adds to years of economic hardship.
World 3 October 2026
Apple’s September 9 event is close. Here’s what is confirmed—and what is still rumour
The date is official. The foldable-phone excitement is still a preview, not a product launch.
Tech 6 September 2026
The food-waste problem starts long before leftovers reach your bin
September 29's global campaign puts farms, transport, markets and household habits in the same conversation.
World 30 September 2026
Robots marched in Warsaw to defend human jobs. Humans planned the whole thing.
A staged protest used machines to push a real debate about automation and work.
World 11 September 2026
Vance will not set an end date for the Iran conflict
His refusal to call it a war puts the administration’s message under scrutiny as election questions grow.
Politics 5 September 2026
Cuba starts restoring power after another nationwide blackout
Hospitals, water pumps and communications were priorities as crews rebuilt the electricity network step by step.
World 20 September 2026
Swiss researchers are putting wool blankets on a glacier. The idea has limits
A small trial tests whether local sheep wool can replace synthetic covers used to slow melting in selected areas.
World 8 September 2026
Puripol Boonson runs 9.90 and ends Thailand's 48-year wait for Asian Games 100m gold
The 20-year-old broke the Games record in the semi-final, then went even faster when the medal was on the line.
Sports 26 September 2026
Anthropic’s boss wants the AI race to slow down, starting with outside scrutiny
Dario Amodei proposes independent evaluators inside AI labs and wider safety coordination.
Tech 13 September 2026
Marvel’s Wolverine lands on PS5, with critics split on the adventure
Insomniac’s new superhero game puts close combat first, while reviews disagree on how well the whole package works.
Tech 16 September 2026
Man City win 5-3 as Brobbey’s hat-trick still leaves Sunderland empty-handed
Semenyo scores twice and Haaland finishes the job in an eight-goal match that keeps City’s perfect start alive.
Sports 21 September 2026
Renewable power had a record year. The 2030 target still needs a faster finish.
A new assessment puts global additions at 693 gigawatts in 2025, while warning that stronger growth and better grids are still needed.
World 22 September 2026
Corals move water with tiny hairs. Heat can turn that lifeline into a problem.
Research into microscopic currents offers another way to understand the pressure warming oceans put on reefs.
World 21 September 2026
The world’s water reserves are shrinking, even as some places flood
A new UN weather agency report warns that rivers and stored freshwater are becoming less dependable.
World 18 September 2026