Polestar Banned in US: Why Volvo Got a Pass and What It Means for Trade

The Arizona Diamondbacks are scrambling to cover rotation spots after Michael Soroka's injury, with manager Torey Lovullo calling the situation 'fluid and challenging.'

The Rings of Power faced criticism for deviating from Tolkien's books, but Amazon never had the rights to key texts. Understanding these constraints changes the debate.

NITI Aayog's new report reveals that 8.7 crore young Indians are outside education and work, proposing a radical overhaul of the country's skilling strategy to bridge the gap between education and employment.

Lazio's 2001 Champions League playoff win over Copenhagen was vital but unconvincing. This week also marks the anniversary of Fernando Saraceni, a Lazio legend who won three matches in one day.

Thorne Island, a 2.49-acre private island off the Welsh coast, is for sale at £3m. It features a Grade II-listed fort, off-grid systems, and hotel permission.

Jean-Philippe Mateta has taken his contract dispute to Fifa after an independent tribunal ruled his Crystal Palace deal remains binding, as the Eagles face a turbulent start to the season with injuries and transfer interest.

Aldi's new receipt-scanning gates raise questions about chemical transparency in thermal paper. What's really in the receipts, and should Namibian consumers be concerned?

Houston Astros DH Yordan Alvarez called the team's 18-3 loss to the Angels a 'slap in the face' as the division lead shrinks to one game.

RuPaul leads a drag queen cast in Stop! That! Train!, a spoof disaster movie that aims for Airplane!-level laughs. Here is our review.

Economists see the RBI holding rates in October despite hawkish minutes, with a possible hike in December or later depending on inflation data and global risks.

The Outer Banks cast explains how Season 5 resolves five years of treasure hunts, family conflict, and personal growth, with an emphasis on peace and found family over material wealth.

MASAK records reveal an 18.9 million lira transfer between Turkish MP Cemal Enginyurt and his son, as a corruption probe examines their finances and use of parliamentary privileges.

Tamil Nadu extends maternity leave to 365 days for third child, aligning with first two children. A 15-year policy evolution from 90 days to a full year.

Polaris RZR Factory Racing won its first Vegas-to-Reno title with Brock Heger finishing seventh overall against all four-wheel vehicles, a historic milestone for the team.

A 125-year-old Victorian observatory in Southport opens free to the public this September as part of Heritage Open Days, featuring an 1860 Cooke telescope.

Whanganui's rents are less affordable than Auckland's despite lower prices, as household incomes lag 25% behind the national average. The post-Covid surge has left the market stagnant.

Two people died and over 570 were evacuated by sea after twin wildfires, driven by strong winds, tore through the Greek island of Salamis near Athens, highlighting the growing threat of climate-fuelled blazes.

Likud threatens legal action against Fly&Vote, an initiative helping Israelis abroad vote, citing election law violations. The party demands documents and a halt to activities within five days.

India's government pushes back on claims that E20 ethanol fuel hurts mileage, citing testing data and real-world factors. What does this mean for Namibia's clean fuel ambitions?

Islam Makhachev defends his welterweight title against Ian Machado Garry at UFC 330. Here's how to watch the fight live from anywhere, plus the full card and tactical preview.

New research shows the Endangered Species Act has reduced US housing permits by 10% annually since 1980, costing nearly 9 million units and driving up prices.

New York City's free bus promise is costing the MTA millions in lost fare revenue. Transit officials blame political rhetoric for a surge in fare evasion.

Six days of catastrophic storms in the Midwest have caused unprecedented flooding, forcing evacuations and exposing critical infrastructure vulnerabilities. As climate change intensifies, the region faces urgent questions about resilience and investment.

Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson explains why Caleb Williams sits out the preseason opener against Cleveland, while the Browns start Deshaun Watson in a contrasting approach to exhibition play.

The EIA now expects 600,000 bpd of Middle East oil to stay offline through 2027, even as most production recovers. Brent prices are forecast to average $85 in Q3.

US universities face a projected 110,000-student drop in international enrolment by Fall 2026, costing USD 3.4 billion and 39,000 jobs, as stricter visa rules push students toward more welcoming destinations.

On International Youth Day 2026, new data shows 75% of Indian employers plan to hire freshers, with e-commerce, retail, and manufacturing leading the recovery while IT and consulting see declines.

Illumination's 'Minions & Monsters' lands on digital platforms, offering Namibian audiences a glimpse into the future of streaming-driven entertainment and its potential to boost digital inclusion and green economic reforms.

A Durban water tanker incident exposes how 'water tanker mafias' profit from infrastructure sabotage and corruption, deepening South Africa's water crisis.