Lionel Messi has become the first player in MLS history to win back-to-back Golden Boots, finishing the 2026 season with 26 goals for Inter Miami.
IG Metall widens warning strikes across Germany as metal talks stall, with 413,000 workers out and Monday’s Düsseldorf meeting set to test the deadlock.
Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies say their two-year Operation Midas probe found $125 million embezzled from the energy sector. Here is what it found.
A US intelligence memo reportedly says a Megaspeed executive was recruited to spy on Nvidia chief Jensen Huang, deepening scrutiny of chip sales to China.
India’s Air Force says its IL-76MD Gajraj has made the highest-altitude landing ever by the type, touching down at Nyoma in Ladakh at 13,629 feet.
Egypt have sacked head coach Hossam Hassan and appointed Ali Maher days before the Malawi qualifiers, ending a tenure that reached the World Cup last 16.
Filings show Apple saved $2.7 billion in tax this year by routing up to $50 billion in profits through Singapore, overtaking Ireland as its biggest shelter.
Donald Trump has offered UFC chief Dana White the White House press secretary job, and White says he will meet the president on Monday to discuss it.
Three soldiers were killed and 16 wounded when explosive drones struck an army base in Santa Rosa del Sur, in the latest attack on Colombia’s security forces.
Nigeria’s Flamingos beat Japan 2-1 in Rabat to win the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup, becoming the first African team to lift the trophy.
Berkshire Hathaway bought back $9.6 billion of its own shares in the third quarter as operating profit fell 5.8% to $12.7 billion under new CEO Greg Abel.
A magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck central Japan early Sunday, shaking Aichi at upper 5 intensity, injuring people and delaying Shinkansen trains.
