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Key selection questions surround Australia's captain Pat Cummins and star spinner Nathan Lyon as the Ashes series continues, highlighting tactical challenges.

Despite recent challenges, Bangladesh's economy is undergoing a necessary correction rather than collapse, with structural reforms addressing long-standing issues.

Joaquín Guzmán López pleads guilty to orchestrating the abduction of drug kingpin Ismael Zambada García and facilitating his transport to US authorities.

Ludwig Minelli, who founded controversial right-to-die organization Dignitas in 1998, has died by assisted suicide at age 92. His death marks the end of a pivotal era in the global euthanasia debate.

Devastating floods linked to tropical cyclones have killed hundreds and displaced millions across Indonesia, highlighting Southeast Asia's growing climate vulnerability.

President Trump's inflammatory remarks about Somali immigrants coincide with federal immigration raids in Minneapolis, raising concerns about targeting of specific communities.

Whistleblower reveals FCDO officials allegedly removed genocide warnings from Sudan risk assessments to protect UAE interests amid ongoing civil war.

Palme d'Or winner Jafar Panahi faces prison sentence from Iranian Revolutionary Court in absentia, highlighting escalating crackdown on artistic freedom in Iran.

South Korea announces US agreement to help secure nuclear reactor fuel while President Lee reaffirms domestic submarine construction plans despite Trump's alternative proposals.

Finland's decisive break from Russian economic dependence following Ukraine invasion costs €12 billion in trade, pushing the Nordic nation beyond EU fiscal limits.

BBC analysis reveals significant US military asset movements in Caribbean waters following strikes on Venezuelan drug vessels, sparking debate over potential military escalation.

The Guardian's annual top 100 female footballers list reflects changing global power dynamics in sports, with emerging nations challenging traditional European dominance.