Russian and Malian troops fighting against a rebel offensive in northern Mali have been resupplied with a vast number of military vehicles that appear to have been delivered by a sanctioned cargo ship, BBC Verify has found.
The Brothers Ortiz At The Derby: Golden Tempo #19, ridden by jockey Jose Ortiz, celebrates with Renegade #1, ridden by jockey Irad Ortiz Jr., after cross the finish line to win the 152nd running of the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 02, 2026 in Louisville, Kentucky. (Photo by Steph Chambers/Getty Images)
"Don't even talk to me before I've had my coffee that restores my lost memories!" This is a line I imagine that the general public would oft repeat in the world of Hips N Noses, a cafe management sim/Vampire Survivors-esque roguelike that's set in a world where no one but you can sleep, and everyone's suffering from a touch of amnesia.
Alexander Rossi takes the IR-28 around the Indianpaolis Motor Speedway Road Course.
INDYCAR Photo by Joe Skibinski
The future arrived for IndyCar at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Saturday, and it left driver Alexander Rossi feeling like a child on Christmas morning.
In a July 29 IGN interview, prolific director Guillermo del Toro shared his love of the hardcore action-roguelike, Dead Cells, but lamented its difficulty, wishing there was a mode that eased up on the roguelike restarts. Dead Cells studio Motion Twin has since responded to IGN, and recommends del Toro try the easy mode it's already got in there.
The wildfires currently ravaging Europe feel close to home for Professor Marta Yebra, despite being on the other side of the world.
Originally from Spain, the Canberra-based bushfire expert has spent years developing ways for Australia - home to some of the most fire-prone landscapes in the world - to battle its own blazes.
Even the biggest global companies have an origin story. But few are as much of a testament to resilience as Honda's. At the end of 2019, the Honda Motor Co. celebrated its cumulative global production hitting a grand total of 400 million motorbikes. But rewind 80 years to the company's founding year — 1946 — and founder Soichiro Honda's reality looked very different.