Reuters
The president told the UN General Assembly that threats would only harden Tehran’s resolve, but his country remained open to diplomacy.
The incident comes less than a year after the death of a worker trapped under the rubble of a collapsed medieval tower near the Colosseum.
The Senate lowers the vote threshold for conviction in Duterte’s impeachment trial as the president piles more pressure on his deputy.
Human Rights Watch said detainees routinely experienced systemic abuse and life-threatening medical neglect.
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Trilateral accord permits US ‘Golden Dome’ missile shield and new bases while backing island self-determination.
Sources say the pair met at Shannon Airport as the Ukrainian leader travelled to the UN meetings in New York.
Just 17 per cent of Americans endorse the president’s handling of inflation ahead of midterm elections.
Eight-hour outage cleared after construction crew cuts backup line on arrival day for world leaders in New York.
The move is a fragile milestone; the conflict with Israel has killed around 22,000 youngsters and over 770 education workers.
Lawsuit alleges First Amendment violations as major TV networks suspend presidential pool coverage in protest.
The number of job vacancies declined in the second quarter, especially in the financial services and information and communications sectors.
South Korea is the latest large source of jet fuel shipments to Europe, exporting 129,000 barrels per day, the highest since October 2022.
Researchers are testing if biodegradable wool can be an eco-friendly alternative to plastic tarpaulins.
Man in custody pending removal as Austin mayor demands local police be involved in shooting investigation.
Trump administration readies entity-wide measures that could severely disrupt tribunal’s war crimes probes.
Ottawa has been seeking closer ties with the European Union amid an increasingly acrimonious trade war with the United States.
North Korea’s Kim Yo-jong, the influential sister of Kim Jong-un, blamed US-led military drills for worsening tensions on the Korean peninsula.
Diana died in a car crash as photographers pursued her, sparking a reckoning over whether the media bore responsibility for her death.
Two people were killed in the Moscow region and the Russian capital’s oil refinery was also struck.
The Slovak leader said Europe was closer than ever to a large-scale war erupting from the Ukraine conflict.
The militants say they targeted ‘sensitive’ sites, along with an Aramco facility in the Red Sea city of Yanbu.
‘We will not in any way hinder or stifle’ the growth of the industry, the US president insisted.
All three news outlets separately said their teams’ press passes were confiscated on Saturday morning.
Not since the invention of the nuclear bomb has humanity grappled so seriously with its own demise, say safety advocates.
An Air Force C-130 Hercules aircraft will be used as the main asset for the cloud seeding operations.
Cutting Russian oil imports could avoid price rises ahead of key polls but keeping such purchases could cripple access to its largest market.
Democratic lawmakers have launched an investigation into reports that Umar Kremlev contributed thousands to Don Jnr’s festivities.
The US president’s targeting of three major news outlets is his latest move to crack down on the free press.
The outfit became a symbol of the royal couple’s troubled relationship and the public breakdown of their marriage.
