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Wealthy nations urged to prioritize climate funding over military spending, says Turkish minister News Wealthy nations urged to prioritize climate funding over military spending, says Turkish minister The Turkish minister emphasizes the need for wealthy nations to prioritize climate funding over military spending to combat global challenges. Born in Lagos, raised in Rotorua, two-time UFC champion: Israel Adesanya, “The Last Stylebender” Celebrity Buzz Born in Lagos, raised in Rotorua, two-time UFC champion: Israel Adesanya, “The Last Stylebender” Israel Adesanya was born in Lagos, the eldest of five children, and moved with his family to Rotorua, New Zealand, at 10. A former kickboxer, he joined the UFC in 2018, became middleweight champion in 2019 by beating Robert Whittaker, lost the title to Alex Pereira in 2022 and won it back in 2023. Pentagon’s proposal to livestream Nidal Hasan’s execution sparks bipartisan outrage News Pentagon’s proposal to livestream Nidal Hasan’s execution sparks bipartisan outrage Nidal Hasan's execution livestream proposal by the Pentagon ignites bipartisan outrage and raises significant ethical questions. Voters prepare to weigh in on Trump’s presidency as midterm elections approach News Voters prepare to weigh in on Trump’s presidency as midterm elections approach Voters are gearing up to weigh in on Trump's presidency as midterm elections approach, shaping the future of American politics. He beat the Camp Nou turf in despair in 1999 and lifted the Champions League in 2001: Samuel Kuffour Celebrity Buzz He beat the Camp Nou turf in despair in 1999 and lifted the Champions League in 2001: Samuel Kuffour Ghanaian defender Samuel Kuffour spent 11 seasons with Bayern Munich. After Bayern's last-minute defeat to Manchester United in the 1999 Champions League final, his anguish on the pitch became famous. In 2001 he won the Champions League and scored the winner in the Intercontinental Cup. Hurricane Isaias poses significant challenge for Fema amid staffing cuts, experts warn News Hurricane Isaias poses significant challenge for Fema amid staffing cuts, experts warn Hurricane Isaias poses a significant challenge for FEMA as experts warn of the impact of staffing cuts on disaster response efforts. His parents crossed the Sahara on foot. Iñaki Williams played 251 La Liga games in a row, then chose Ghana Celebrity Buzz His parents crossed the Sahara on foot. Iñaki Williams played 251 La Liga games in a row, then chose Ghana Iñaki Williams was born in Bilbao in 1994 to Ghanaian parents who had crossed the Sahara on foot and climbed the border fence at Melilla. He set a La Liga record of 251 consecutive matches for Athletic Bilbao, played once for Spain, and switched to Ghana in 2022. His brother Nico plays for Spain. Countdown to the announcement of the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize winner begins News Countdown to the announcement of the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize winner begins The countdown to the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize winner announcement has begun, stirring excitement across the globe. Historian links real-life case of Alice Shepherd to Dickens’ Oliver Twist inspiration News Historian links real-life case of Alice Shepherd to Dickens’ Oliver Twist inspiration Alice Shepherd's real-life story reveals surprising connections to Dickens' Oliver Twist, shedding new light on the literary classic. The first winner of the Grammy for Best African Music Performance: Tyla and “Water” Entertainment The first winner of the Grammy for Best African Music Performance: Tyla and “Water” South African singer Tyla, born in Johannesburg's East Rand in 2002, broke through internationally with "Water" in 2023. It was the first song by a South African solo artist to enter the US Billboard Hot 100 in 55 years and won the first Grammy for Best African Music Performance.