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After years apart due to military service, global sensation BTS brought their reunion tour to Tokyo Dome, drawing tens of thousands of devoted fans. Even ticketless supporters gathered outside just to share in the joy of the group's long-awaited return.
A Nigerian community has abolished the "Money Woman" tradition that forced girls into marriage to pay off family debts, freeing 57 women and introducing new protections. Traditional leaders worked with civil society groups to end the decades-old practice and create a pathway for survivors to rebuild their lives.
Rajpal Yadav and his wife Radha just celebrated over two decades together, proving that a 13-year age gap and cultural differences are no match for genuine connection. Their story shows how humor, mutual support, and shared values build relationships that last.
Four astronauts just returned from a historic 10-day lunar mission, but it's their space playlist featuring BTS, Coldplay, and The Beatles that has the internet buzzing. The "Moon Tunes" collection became an unexpected love letter from Earth, traveling 252,756 miles into space.
K-pop supergroup BTS kicked off their first world tour in four years with a sold-out show near Seoul, launching what will become the biggest tour in K-pop history. The seven-member group reunited after completing military service, topping charts worldwide with their new album "Arirang."
Egypt's government is committing major resources to pay off debts to medical suppliers, ensuring hospitals can keep serving patients without interruption. The move also sends a confidence boost to pharmaceutical companies considering investment in the country.
Australian rugby player Josh Flook spent his whole life hearing he was too small to compete at the highest level. Now he's heading to Italy to prove everyone wrong.
Nigeria's president approved a $2 billion plan to clear power sector debts that have kept millions in the dark for over a decade. The settlement could finally bring reliable electricity to homes and businesses across Africa's most populous nation.
Nigeria is settling $2 billion in decade-old electricity debts to finally give its citizens reliable power. The first payments are already flowing to 15 power plants, with more stability expected soon.
K-pop superstars BTS just achieved the biggest first-week album sales by any group since 2013, proving their seven-year journey only made fans more devoted. The victory marks their triumphant return after completing mandatory military service.
K-pop superstars BTS reunited after nearly three years apart, and 18.4 million fans around the world tuned in to watch their Netflix comeback concert. The free livestream reached viewers in over 190 countries, marking one of the platform's biggest live music events.
RM of BTS opened up about why the global supergroup chose to reunite after military service, calling the bond between members irreplaceable. His emotional interview revealed that love, loyalty, and avoiding future regrets kept the group together.
K-pop supergroup BTS is bringing more than just music to 44 cities worldwide. Their reunion tour could pump $4.8 billion into local economies as devoted fans travel the globe for concerts, beauty treatments, and memorable experiences.
A Nigerian state just cleared $3 million in pension debts and signed onto a landmark worker protection program that guarantees compensation for injured employees. The move affects thousands of civil servants and sets a new standard for labor rights in the region.
K-pop supergroup BTS reunited in Seoul with a free concert after completing four years of mandatory military service, launching a global tour that starts with their biggest fans. Their new album "ARIRANG" sold nearly 4 million copies in one day.
After nearly four years completing mandatory military service, all seven members of global K-pop sensation BTS reunited on stage in Seoul for a free concert that drew 200,000 fans. The emotional comeback launched an 82-show world tour and coincided with their new album selling 4 million copies in 24 hours. #
K-pop supergroup BTS drew 260,000 fans to Seoul and millions more online for their first concert after four years. The comeback follows all seven members completing mandatory military service.
After nearly four years apart, BTS returned to the stage in a free concert that drew 260,000 fans to Seoul's historic Gwanghwamun Square. The performance marked the group's first reunion since completing mandatory military service and launched their biggest world tour yet.
After four years apart, K-pop supergroup BTS reunited in Seoul for their biggest free concert yet, selling nearly 4 million albums in a single day and drawing a quarter million fans to the streets. The comeback marks a historic moment for both the band and South Korea's approach to large-scale public celebrations.
After three stadium shows sold out instantly, Mexico's president is working to bring BTS back for a free concert at one of the world's largest public squares. The K-pop superstars haven't performed in Mexico since 2017.
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