Six men accused of plotting to overthrow President Bola Tinubu pleaded not guilty in Abuja, pushing Nigeria into a closely watched treason case that mixes national-security claims, regional coup anxiety and questions over due process.[1][4][7]
Wildfires in Georgia and Florida have destroyed more than 50 homes, triggered evacuations and pushed smoke into major cities, as drought, wind and low humidity strain firefighting efforts across the Southeast.[1][2][3]
Marco Rubio said Cuba's leadership must change as Washington renewed a $100 million aid offer, while blackouts and fresh protests in Havana exposed how quickly humanitarian pressure, regime-change rhetoric and fuel shortages are colliding.
Japan on Tuesday removed its long-standing ban on lethal arms exports, allowing case-by-case overseas sales of warships, missiles and other weapons while keeping formal screening rules and a nominal ban on transfers to countries at war.[1][2][3][4]
Apple said on Monday that John Ternus will become chief executive on Sept. 1 while Tim Cook shifts to executive chairman, ending Cook's 15-year run at the top of the iPhone maker and handing the next phase to the hardware chief most closely tied to Apple's product pipeline.[1][2][5][6]
Ofcom fined the provider of an online suicide forum £950,000 and is preparing to seek a UK block, turning one enforcement case into a wider test of how far Britain can push the Online Safety Act against an offshore service.[1][2]
