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Russian Strikes Across Ukraine Kill 12 as Kyiv Reports Use of North Korean Missiles
Ukrainian officials report at least 12 fatalities following overnight Russian strikes, with President Zelenskyy alleging the use of…
What we know about The untold story of a Russian-born federal contractor fatal case by the
Ilya Beloozerov drained his bank account and was on the run when he was shot to death by…
Powerful 7.4 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Western Colombia, Leaving Over 100 Dead
A major earthquake has devastated parts of western Colombia, causing widespread structural damage and prompting a national emergency…
Major 7.4 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Western Colombia Causing Widespread Damage
A powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake has struck western Colombia, resulting in significant casualties and widespread structural damage across…
Police Clash With Youth Protesters Demanding Civil Service Exam Reforms in Jharkhand
Thousands of young job-seekers marched on the Jharkhand state legislature to protest alleged corruption and irregularities in government recruitment exams.
Major 7.4 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Western Colombia, Leaving Dozens Dead
A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake hit western Colombia on Monday, causing widespread destruction, trapping residents, and resulting in at least 51 confirmed deaths.
Hong Kong Hits Record High Temperature as Typhoon Dolphin Drives Intense Heatwave
Hong Kong has registered its hottest day since records began 142 years ago, with temperatures reaching 36.9C as Typhoon Dolphin impacts the region.
Netanyahu Rejects U.S.-Backed Gaza Peace Plan, Demands Total Hamas Disarmament
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has formally rejected a U.S.-led peace proposal, insisting that military operations will continue until Hamas is genuinely disarmed.
Iran Sets Strict Conditions for Reopening Strait of Hormuz as Tensions Escalate
Tehran demands the US change its behavior and provide compensation, while the UAE reports a new missile attack on one of its vessels.
Recovery Efforts Continue in Gaza as Crews Clear Rubble from Destroyed Residential Buildings
Civil defence teams have recovered 19 bodies from a collapsed building in Gaza City, as the search for thousands of missing individuals continues amid a severe…
What we know about Hormuz talks positive, Oman says, as Iran warns deal would not open
Both sides suggest progress in talks to agree a new shipping route through the strait, but a breakthrough remains unclear.
Nazi shipwrecks and unexploded ordnance emerge as Danube river levels plummet
Record-breaking heat and drought across Europe have exposed dozens of WWII-era German warships and dangerous munitions in the Danube riverbed.
Death Toll Reaches Eight Following School Shooting Incident Outside Bangkok
A 12-year-old girl has died from injuries sustained during a school shooting in Nonthaburi, bringing the total number of fatalities to eight.
Greenland Issues ‘Strong Warning’ as Trump-Linked Oil Firm Moves to Drill
Greenland’s government has rebuked Texas-based Greenland Energy for landing unauthorized drilling equipment on the island’s eastern coast as the firm pursues a $1 trillion oil project.
Tracking Down ‘The Spider’: How a Lost Phone Book Exposed a Fugitive Syrian Spy Chief
How we tracked down the former Syrian intelligence chief accused of orchestrating systematic torture and atrocities.
The Bond Effect: MI6 Ranked Europe’s Top Intelligence Agency in New Survey
A survey of 60 current and former intelligence officials has placed Britain’s MI6 at the top of the European espionage rankings, citing its long-term human intelligence…
What we know about Trump’s Gaza Board of Peace issues first building contract
Louisiana firm awarded tender to build rudimentary outpost to house Moroccan troops in Gaza.
Trump Denies US Munitions Shortage and Threatens Leakers with Prison
President Donald Trump has dismissed claims of a munitions shortage, vowing to prosecute leakers while asserting the US maintains a robust supply chain.
Breaking Barriers: Bogotá’s Push for Gender Parity in Urban Cycling
Bogotá, a global leader in cycling, is tackling the gender gap in transport by addressing safety, infrastructure, and cultural stereotypes to reach parity by 2039.
Casualties Reported in Southern Lebanon as Ceasefire Negotiations Continue in Rome
Israeli strikes and a deadly explosion in southern Lebanon have occurred as officials from both sides meet in Italy to discuss a potential troop withdrawal.
