Swedish Social Democrat Leader Accuses Centre Party of Deceiving Voters
Magdalena Andersson says the Centre Party misled voters, as Sweden's 2026 election campaign turns increasingly confrontational.
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Magdalena Andersson says the Centre Party misled voters, as Sweden's 2026 election campaign turns increasingly confrontational.

Hourly PM2.5 in western Singapore reached the very high band while 24-hour PSI stayed unhealthy islandwide, with dry weather forecast to persist.

A cyberattack on Tokyo-based Commune may have affected as many as 64 companies, including Suzuki and Panasonic, according to 日本経済新聞.

An accountant in Uganda's Bugweri Town Council was arrested after allegedly posing as an official from the Iganga Resident District Commissioner's office.

Eric Barone says his next game, Haunted Chocolatier, leans into action and exploration over farming, with no release date yet.

Two Cockroach Janata Party leaders were sent to judicial custody in a trespassing case after Jantar Mantar lost its protest-site status.

The Citizen reports that stricter enforcement is needed to improve safety in the bodaboda motorcycle taxi sector.

Zimbabwe authorities are directing resources toward rebuilding Masvingo after a hailstorm damaged homes, churches and other infrastructure.

PSV captain Mauro Junior accepted responsibility for a conceded goal after his side's narrow defeat to RB Leipzig, De Telegraaf reports.

A major quantum computing milestone just happened. Here's what it actually means for your money, your health, and your privacy — minus the hype.

Akron beat Lokomotiv 3-1 on penalties in the Russian Cup's fourth round, with goalkeeper Terekhovsky denying Nyamsi, Titkov and Babkin.

Saudi-led coalition confirms strikes on a Yemeni oil facility in Sanaa and two other sites, and says it intercepted three missiles aimed at Riyadh.

Atlético de Madrid defeated Manchester United 2-0 at the Metropolitano on Tuesday, with goals from Pablo Barrios and Ademola Lookman.

Student unions and the French Interior Ministry gave sharply different crowd figures for Tuesday's school protests, the fifth day of nationwide mobilisation.

The One-In-One-Out rule transformed my cluttered home in 30 days without a single marathon purge. Here's the simple system that actually sticks.

ZimLive.com reports police restricted haulage trucks on a major highway for the Zanu PF conference, as delegates faced medical tests.

A Korean health outlet examines how eating rice mixed into soup affects blood sugar levels.
Zelensky says Russian missiles hit a Kyiv power plant and a nine-story apartment building, killing one person and injuring at least six.

Barcelona overturned an early deficit to win 4-1 at Galatasaray, with Hansi Flick praising Lamine Yamal as the player who changed the match.

Saskatchewan's fall immunization drive has begun for everyone six months and older, with health officials urging early shots before respiratory viruses spread.

Atletico Madrid beat 10-man Manchester United 2-0 in the Champions League, with Leny Yoro sent off and Lisandro Martinez later criticising the club's summer spending.

CENTCOM says US and regional partners hold the Strait of Hormuz, while UKMTO records attacks on tankers and Kpler reports a sharp drop in oil flows.

Lucian Piane, the composer behind RuPaul's Drag Race's biggest songs, died Monday after a vehicle hit him in Glendale, California, aged 46.

Bukayo Saka struck as Arsenal took a three-goal lead over Lille, who were heavily outplayed in their Champions League league-phase match.
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