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Federal strategy details threats and safeguards for November vote following criticism over delayed assistance.
Israeli prime minister denounces walkout delegates as ‘moral cowards’ during a fiery address defending the war against Iran.
German prosecutors have accused Ukrainian scuba diver of planting explosives on Baltic pipelines in 2022.
Police said a 37-year-old man was detained and charged with one count of criminal damage and one of failing to disclose the PIN to his phone.
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Despite the Strait of Hormuz blockade and other attacks, oil exporters and the US military have found workarounds, but they may not be sustainable.
Indonesia’s navy renamed the former Italian warship KRI Sriwijaya-100 at a ceremony in North Jakarta.
Firebrand Argentine leader calls world body a ‘useless organisation’ filled with ‘arrogant parasites’.
Parliament clears legal framework for next-generation reactors nearly 40 years after the Chernobyl disaster.
Tech bosses urge caution in AI development following growing warnings of uncontrollable systems and catastrophic risks.
Physical damage across Gaza will cost roughly US$35.2 billion in the medium term and another US$71.4 billion in the next 10 years.
The people had gathered at the house for a party when the suspects entered the house and opened fire.
PM Carney says his Indian counterpart Modi will visit Canada around the time of the G20 summit in Miami this December.
Social media creator Braden Peters was accused of giving the teen alcohol prior to the alleged 2025 assault.
The investigation into the 36-year-old US actress’ death is ongoing, police say.
Experts also documented the disappearance of at least 161 people since 2018, when a crackdown on dissent began after mass protests.
In the third such incident in six months, the youngster opened fire near his school, leaving three in intensive care.
Investigator reveals new details on suspect caught in a dress and wig carrying an unrelated baby after evading police for years.
British prime minister targets Middle East stability and AI governance on New York trip.
Broadcast boycott leaves the US president without pool cameras for his maiden flight from the new helipad.
As we face ‘three existential threats,’ says the UN chief, ‘international cooperation is more necessary than ever’.
The Bayeux Tapestry is expected to draw 1 million visitors to the British Museum before its exhibition ends in July 2027.
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Meeting marks first sit-down on the mayor’s turf following series of cordial exchanges between political opposites.
Friedrich Merz is under pressure as the far-right AfD party wins another vote and his conservatives crash out of a state parliament.
Italian prime minister tells party rally that foreigners must ‘respect our rules’ under proposed integration package.
US president claims massive monument will store ammunition as critics call national security framing a legal pretext.
The pop star decried the ‘devastation and loss of children’s lives’ in the Palestinian enclave during a concert in Philadelphia.
