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Lockheed Martin is pushing a Ferrari-like F-35 upgrade that could fold sixth‑generation tech into the stealth jet at roughly half the price of a new platform. CEO Jim Taiclet says talks with the Pentagon are at a high level and may reach the White House soon. The plan follows Lockheed’s loss of the NGAD contract to Boeing and could retrofit hundreds of jets while keeping costs and timelines in check.

Ireland’s central bank has stepped back from approving Israeli government bond prospectuses, ending its role when the current document expires on September 2, 2025. Luxembourg’s CSSF approved a fresh 12‑month prospectus on September 1, enabling continued EU-wide offers. The change follows protests in Ireland over “war bonds” and raises fresh questions about oversight, politics, and investor access.

Eighty couples gathered for a special Valentine's Day event, renewing their vows and celebrating decades of commitment. The occasion highlighted lasting love and the unique stories behind each partnership, turning the event into a joyful reminder that romance can thrive at every age.

Joao Neves has been ruled out of PSG’s UEFA Super Cup game against Tottenham following a red card from the Club World Cup final. The midfielder’s suspension, enforced by UEFA, also sees him miss the Ligue 1 opener. Tottenham see this as a boost for their squad ahead of the high-profile clash.

Lagos State has listed 176 estates in key districts as illegal for lacking official layout approvals, giving developers three weeks to comply. Major names like Adron Homes and Royal View Estate are affected. This crackdown ties into the state's push for sustainable urban development and new compliance rules for real estate companies.

Simphiwe Dana is hitting a huge milestone—20 years in music—with two special concerts at Cape Town's Baxter Theatre, happening June 27 and 28, 2025. She’ll showcase songs from every era, celebrating a career defined by innovation, activism, and storytelling in both Xhosa and English. Tickets are R600, and the shows are for those aged 10 and up.

Argentina narrowly beat Peru 1-0 in the Copa América Femenina 2025, demonstrating strong defense and making the most of their chances. Peru pressed hard and showed determination, but struggled to find the back of the net. The defeat follows Peru’s earlier loss to Ecuador.

A Beechcraft B200 Super King Air crashed moments after takeoff at Southend Airport, killing all four on board, including two Dutch pilots, a Chilean nurse, and a doctor. The incident triggered airport closure, ongoing investigations, and major disruptions for travelers.

Valencia kept their European ambitions alive with a narrow 1-0 win over Sevilla, thanks to Javi Guerra’s stoppage-time goal at Mestalla. The match saw fierce defending and a lively crowd, propelling Valencia up to 12th in La Liga as Sevilla’s season woes deepened.

Zimbabwe's cricket team, driven by Wellington Masakadza, scored a major win over India's fresh T20I lineup, banking on home ground familiarity. The 13-run victory signals Zimbabwe's ability to read local pitches and outsmart even the most promising visitors.

Eid Mubarak in 2025 marks two of Islam’s biggest occasions: Eid al-Fitr at Ramadan’s close in March/April, and Eid al-Adha in June. Both revolve around prayer, charity, family, and food, but each has its own story—gratitude for Eid al-Fitr and Prophet Ibrahim’s sacrifice for Eid al-Adha.

Qatar clinched a quarterfinal spot in the CONCACAF Gold Cup and will face Panama, while Canada and Guatemala also advanced after impressive group-stage results. The quarterfinals started June 28, propelling teams toward the July 6 final in Houston.