Several injured, including children, after car drives into crowd of people in Berlin
It is not immediately clear why the car drove into the group.
Day: September 4, 2025
How to stop Israel from starving Gaza
Despite US cover for Israel’s darkest crimes, the family of nations still has the means and duty to act.
All French female boxers out of world championships over genetic test row
World Boxing will oversee Olympic regulation and has introduced mandatory genetic testing for female athletes above 18.
Afghan earthquake death toll jumps to 2,205, as rescue efforts continue, official says – ABC News
Afghan earthquake death toll jumps to 2,205, as rescue efforts continue, official says ABC NewsAfghanistan earthquake death toll rises, survivors face aid crunch ReutersAfghan quake victims buried on mountain top as aftershocks co…
Atlassian agrees to acquire The Browser Company for $610M in cash, set to close by December; the startup, founded in 2019, develops the Dia browser, now in beta (Jordan Novet/CNBC)
Jordan Novet / CNBC:
Atlassian agrees to acquire The Browser Company for $610M in cash, set to close by December; the startup, founded in 2019, develops the Dia browser, now in beta — Atlassian said it has agreed to acquire The Brow…
Taliban reports sharp rise in deaths following Afghan earthquake
The number of people killed following a deadly earthquake in eastern Afghanistan has risen sharply to 2,205, according to the Taliban government.
Gretchen Rubin on the keys to adulthood and better living
In this edition of Entre Nous we speak to author Gretchen Rubin. Her latest book “Secrets of Adulthood” came out earlier this year. The number one New York Times bestselling author of “The Happiness Project” and “Better Than Before” also hosts the “Ha…
Jinhui Shipping & Transportation sells another supramax at a book loss
Hong Kong-registered company picks up vessel
White House lambasts $2 trillion Norwegian wealth fund’s Caterpillar exit
U.S. officials hit out at the fund’s exit from American machinery maker Caterpillar, which came amid concerns to the firm’s ties to the conflict in Gaza.
Amazon’s Project Kuiper signs up JetBlue as its first airline customer to use its satellite internet for in-flight Wi-Fi in a quarter of the fleet from 2027 (Micah Maidenberg/Wall Street Journal)
Micah Maidenberg / Wall Street Journal:
Amazon’s Project Kuiper signs up JetBlue as its first airline customer to use its satellite internet for in-flight Wi-Fi in a quarter of the fleet from 2027 — JetBlue plans to use Kuiper satel…