Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote has launched Africa’s largest share sale, offering roughly 3% of his oil refinery to the public in a deal potentially raising $2.1 billion.

Robin Morgan, pioneering poet and feminist theorist who co-founded New York Radical Women and edited Ms. magazine, has died at age 85. A key figure of second-wave feminism, she authored 22 books and coined influential slogans including ‘Porn is the theory; rape is the practice.’

A shuttered Florida detention facility held immigrants in small outdoor metal cages for hours, according to a Department of Homeland Security investigation that found conditions violated multiple safety and hygiene standards.

Brazil’s far-right candidate Flávio Bolsonaro campaigns in the battleground state of Minas Gerais with less than a month until the 4 October presidential election, where he is polling nearly even with incumbent leftwing president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.

China dismissed US calls to block its AI development as “fearmongering,” while the country’s top spy chief warned that artificial intelligence could threaten Communist party rule.

During a visit to Ireland, President Trump expressed support for eventual Irish unification, prompting debate over whether the remarks signal a policy shift or target Irish-American voters ahead of midterm elections.

Reform UK received record donations totaling £72 million from cryptocurrency entrepreneurs, the largest single gifts in British political history, amid ongoing financial investigations into the party.

OpenAI’s ChatGPT offers an optional Trusted Contact feature allowing users to designate someone the chatbot can alert if it detects suicidal thoughts or self-harm risk.

Poland and Ukraine condemned Russian strikes near their border as an escalation after a train was targeted while Western officials visited a nearby station, prompting calls for increased support to Kyiv.