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Ghana's president commissions Zonda Tec's third-phase vehicle plant and ties VAT relief for local assemblers to a local production threshold.
Malacañang says President Marcos has not yet decided whether to suspend the fuel excise tax as oil prices keep climbing.
A documentary from Bafta-winning filmmakers following far-right protesters airs tonight, according to The Guardian's TV listings.
The U.S. Senate voted down a motion to proceed on a crypto regulation bill, sending Bitcoin to its lowest level in three weeks.
NBC News reports the House left Washington a day early, pushing a scheduled impeachment vote on Pete Hegseth until after the November elections.
Medical Tribune says non-tobacco factors also drive lung cancer, as Vietnamese outlets highlight screening and cases in younger patients.
UNESCO warns the Mediterranean faces an almost 100 percent chance of a major tsunami, according to detikInet.
Progressive senator and former Trump strategist find rare common ground, 경향신문 reports, as debate over AI speed and safety widens.
A regional watchdog says Zimbabwe's constitutional amendments weaken democracy and set a troubling example for southern Africa.
The Hue Bridge Pro now costs significantly more, according to Dutch tech outlet Tweakers, which reported the increase on Wednesday.
Several supporting artists have left Ed Sheeran's concert tour after rapper Macklemore was removed for saying "Free Palestine," bbc.com reports.
Hashim Thaçi, Kosovo's ex-president, was sentenced to 25 years by an international court in The Hague, CBC reports.
French social partners floated an "equilibrium age" and hardship provisions as possible paths for pension reform after nine months of talks.
Psychiatric Times reports that new guidelines for adult ADHD are in development, with supporting resources expected to follow.
Estonia's president appointed new defense, economy and energy ministers, with a former army chief taking the defense portfolio amid a government scandal.
Sony has announced two new PS5 wireless headsets, the Pulse and Pulse Edge, with reports pointing to a 2027 release.
The Sun reports Manchester United announced three new players on Wednesday, shortly after JJ Gabriel asked to leave the club.
Mehmet Şimşek told Bloomberght that price cooling is not moving at the pace the government wants, and pointed to outside factors.
CBC reports on Windsor's tabletop gaming scene, where organizers say the hobby welcomes players of all backgrounds.
Kompas.com reports Indonesia attended the BRICS declaration ceremony in New Delhi, though its role remained peripheral.
Nature reports researchers used human-derived organoids to build cortical tissue in mice, a model aimed at studying brain development.
A police constable who put a Porthmadog suspect in a headlock and punched him nine times was found to have done nothing wrong, a hearing has heard.
More than 150 hospitals with the Bollino Rosa designation will provide free cardiovascular visits and tests from September 28 to October 4.
Modern Ghana reports a 100-day stretch of record ocean heat, as scientists urge emergency action to protect sea life from El Niño.
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