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The article reports on the seizure of Beaufort Castle in Lebanon by Israeli forces, using the event as a starting point to provide a historical overview of the site.
The article discusses a warning from Australia's ASIO regarding the risks of discussing classified information in vehicles, particularly 'connected cars'.
The author discusses the unpredictability of the USMNT starting lineup for the World Cup, noting that recent player selections in a match against Senegal contradict previous assumptions about the team's starters.
A shareholder of The New York Times Company, represented by the National Center for Public Policy Research, is demanding access to internal records regarding the editorial and legal review of a Nicholas Kristof column about Palestinian…
The text provides a chronological list of sporting achievements and events involving South African athletes and teams from 1947 to 2008. It covers golf, soccer, and boxing, citing specific match results and historical records.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani declined to attend the annual Israel Day parade, citing his support for Palestinian rights and previously releasing a video commemorating the Nakba.
Satellite imagery and reports indicate that Iran has reopened a majority of tunnel entrances to missile bases that were damaged by US-Israeli strikes.
The article profiles retired international cricket umpire Marais Erasmus, detailing his career achievements, the evolution of umpiring technology, and the release of a book about his experiences.
The author argues that South Africa's democratic transition has failed to address rural poverty, specifically in the birthplaces of Albertina and Walter Sisulu.
The Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) is experiencing flooding across several districts, affecting over 110 private plots and a regional airport runway.
The article reports on Ethiopia's upcoming elections, noting the Prosperity Party's expected dominance and the exclusion of certain regions due to conflict.
Following PSG's victory over Arsenal, celebrations in Paris and other French towns were accompanied by street violence, resulting in numerous police injuries and arrests.
The article defends the Department of Justice's 'Anti-Weaponization Fund,' arguing it is a rebranding of an existing legal settlement fund.
The article provides a series of updates regarding diplomatic efforts and military tensions involving the US, Israel, Lebanon, and Iran.
The article discusses voter registration and turnout trends in South Africa ahead of the 2026 local government elections. It features analysis from experts on the gap between eligible and registered voters and mentions political tensions…
The article details allegations made by friends of Johan Duvenhage, a stroke patient who died while in a care facility, claiming he suffered from neglect and inadequate rehabilitation.
The South African Football Association (Safa) faced criticism after administrative errors regarding US visas delayed the national team's departure for the 2026 World Cup preparations in Mexico.
The Ditsong National Museum of Military History has opened a new exhibition wing called the Regiments Room, funded by veterans' associations.
Gauteng MEC Jacob Mamabolo has declined to place the City of Johannesburg under administration, citing the ongoing work of a presidential working group.
Former Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell defended the central bank's independence during an award ceremony at the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation.