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They are the digital natives, the climate warriors, and the entrepreneurs of empathy. Generation Z, those born between the mid-1990s and early 2010s, are no longer the leaders of tomorrow; they are shaping the world today. From grassroots activism to boardrooms, and from online communities to policymaking tables, Gen Z is rewriting what it means to have influence in a connected, uncertain world. A Generation That Refuses to Wait Unlike previous generations who grew into leadership, Gen Z was born into participation. Armed with technology and social awareness, they grew up witnessing global crises, from climate change to pandemics, inequality,…
Austin: Red Bull’s Max Verstappen has taken pole position for the United States Grand Prix, finishing ahead of McLaren’s Lando Norris, with championship leader Oscar Piastri placed sixth. After the McLaren duo faced setbacks during the sprint earlier in the day, neither was able to challenge Verstappen’s pace in qualifying, even though the Red Bull driver was unable to complete a final timed lap. Verstappen was sent out too late to begin one last run before the chequered flag but still managed to beat Norris by 0.291 seconds. The strong showing demonstrated the level of consistency and control that has…
Tokyo: Naomi Osaka has pulled out of the Japan Open before Friday’s quarter-final because of a leg injury sustained during the second round. The former world number one required painkillers to complete a three-set victory over defending champion Suzan Lamens. Osaka, who competed with heavy strapping on the left thigh, had been scheduled to face Jaqueline Cristian in the last eight. However, Cristian will now advance directly to the semi-finals. Tournament organisers confirmed that Osaka has not recovered from the injury, stating that medical advice prompted the withdrawal. The Japan Open released a statement expressing regret that Osaka has been…
Washington: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will meet US President Donald Trump at the White House on October 17 to advocate for the provision of Tomahawk missiles, which have a range of 2,500 km. This visit follows a productive phone call between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, after which both leaders agreed to face-to-face talks in Hungary. Trump described the call with Putin as very productive and announced that advisory teams from Washington and Moscow would meet next week, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio leading the American delegation. Zelenskyy has highlighted that Moscow is keen to resume dialogue when…
London: The Last Dinner Party has released From The Pyre, a powerful and immersive second album that continues the momentum of the band’s acclaimed debut, Prelude To Ecstasy. The record unfolds as a continuous cycle of sound, with the closing note of the final track blending seamlessly into the opening bars of the first. Guitarist Emily Roberts has noted that the connection between the songs was not intentional but reflects the band’s cohesive creative energy. Vocalist Abigail Morris has described the new record as an expression of artistic growth, highlighting the group’s determination to push boundaries in both musicianship and…
Sydney: Ariarne Titmus has announced retirement from swimming, family and career sources have confirmed. The four-time Australian Olympic gold medallist made the decision while reflecting on personal priorities following the Paris 2024 Olympics, stating that the timing feels right to step away from competitive sport. Ariarne Titmus paused after the Paris Games and identified aspects of life beyond swimming that have become more important, signalling a shift in focus away from athletic commitments. The Australian record-holder in the 200m freestyle concludes a career featuring 32 international medals, including eight Olympic honours. As a two-time Olympic champion in the 400m freestyle,…
Nairobi: Raila Odinga has died at the age of 80 while receiving medical treatment at a hospital in India. Indian police have said that Odinga was walking with family members and a personal doctor when the veteran politician suddenly collapsed and was rushed to a nearby hospital, where medical staff declared death on arrival. In recent weeks, speculation about Odinga’s health has circulated, though close associates and relatives have dismissed claims suggesting a critical condition. Condolences have poured in from across the African continent, including from Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and other regional leaders. A defining figure in Kenya’s…
Washington: Trump Gaza ceasefire has played a decisive role in ending immediate hostilities and securing a hostage exchange between Israel and Hamas. Donald Trump’s quick visits to Israel and Egypt have resulted in an agreement that brought temporary relief, though the deal is not a comprehensive peace settlement. The ceasefire and hostage exchange were facilitated by Qatar, Turkey and Egypt, but Trump’s insistence that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accept previously rejected terms was crucial in finalising the deal. The next stage of Trump’s proposed 20-point plan involves filling gaps in the framework, including demilitarising and securing the Gaza Strip…
London: Cyber-attacks have risen by 50 percent in the United Kingdom over the past year, according to figures released by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC). The agency has revealed that a new nationally significant attack is now being handled more than every other day, marking the highest level of cyber threat activity in nine years. The NCSC, which operates under GCHQ, has stated that the surge is being driven mainly by ransomware attacks and the growing dependence on digital technology, which has expanded the number of vulnerable targets. Security officials and ministers have described the situation as a ‘call…
Seoul: The Trump Xi meeting in South Korea is still expected to take place in late October, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has confirmed, as both governments work to reduce tensions after fresh tariff threats and new export restrictions. The meeting is set to coincide with the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit hosted by South Korea. Fears of a renewed trade war between the world’s two largest economies had escalated last week after China expanded its export controls on rare earths. In response, Trump threatened to impose triple-digit tariffs on Chinese goods, triggering market volatility and heightening diplomatic strain. China’s Commerce…
