Leah Bennett
Iran Says 'No Decision' Made To Resume US Talks
Iran has not yet decided whether to resume indirect negotiations with the United States, leaving regional mediation efforts in a delicate balance.
Greater Anglia train derails in Essex following East Sussex incident
Transport networks across southeast England face severe disruption following a passenger train derailment near Wickford in Essex, occurring less than a day after a similar incident in East Sussex.
American Airlines jets with same flight number narrowly avoid midair collision
Two American Airlines jets sharing the same flight number briefly shared airspace before a quick-thinking air traffic controller intervened.
Indonesia earthquake kills at least 20 and sparks mass evacuations
A shallow earthquake struck off the coast of Flores island in eastern Indonesia, triggering building collapses and tsunami warnings.
France's Top Court Blocks Social Media Ban For Under-15s
France's top court has blocked a social media ban for under-15s, citing violations of freedom of expression and inadequate privacy safeguards.
Afghan women trapped under Taliban rule face crushing restrictions five years after Kabul fall
Five years after the fall of Kabul, sweeping Taliban edicts have systematically erased Afghan women from public life, banning them from education, employment, and public speech.
Indonesia earthquake kills five people after 7.7 magnitude tremor strikes Flores
A powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of eastern Indonesia, killing five people and prompting temporary tsunami warnings.
Indonesia Earthquake Kills Five and Triggers Tsunami Warning
A shallow 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Indonesia's Flores region, leaving five dead, collapsing buildings, and prompting a temporary tsunami warning.
Trump dismisses concerns and says USS Lincoln deployment not long enough
President Donald Trump downplayed concerns over the record-setting Middle East deployment of the USS Abraham Lincoln, asserting the mission duration was not long enough.
Indonesia earthquake leaves two dead and sparks evacuations on Flores island
A powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake off Indonesia's Flores region left two people dead, damaged buildings, and triggered mass evacuations.
Kevin Rideout released after nine months of captivity in Niger
American missionary pilot Kevin Rideout has been released after more than nine months of captivity in Niger, according to his organization and U.S. officials.
Trump cancels Iran military strike after regional requests
President Trump called off a planned military strike against Iran following appeals from Middle Eastern allies, pivoting toward renewed diplomatic talks.
Indonesia issues tsunami warning after magnitude 7.7 earthquake strikes Flores region
A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Indonesia's Flores region early Saturday, prompting immediate tsunami alerts and widespread evacuations.
Trump Imposes Up to 100% Tariffs on Certain Imported Drones and Components
President Donald Trump signed a proclamation imposing tariffs of up to 100% on imported drones and components, aiming to curb foreign dependence and boost U.S. manufacturing.
Jason Arday, former Cambridge professor facing plagiarism row, found dead
Former University of Cambridge professor Jason Arday has been found dead in south London following his recent resignation amid plagiarism allegations.
Japan record rain kills eight people and strands thousands at Tokyo airport
Unprecedented downpours have paralyzed eastern Japan, killing at least eight people and stranding thousands of travelers at Narita international airport during the busy holiday travel season.
Israeli military plans to transfer law enforcement in occupied West Bank to police
Defense Minister Israel Katz has ordered the military to formulate plans to transfer West Bank settler law enforcement powers to the police force.
Wembley Holiday Inn evacuated as heatwave triggers widespread fires across UK
Emergency services across the UK are stretched as a severe heatwave triggers widespread wildfires, forcing the evacuation of a 13-storey Wembley hotel and destroying homes in the Midlands.
France top court strikes down under-15 social media ban
France's highest legal authority has blocked a sweeping law designed to ban children under 15 from accessing social media platforms, citing infringements on fundamental freedoms.
Luigi Mangione pleads guilty to federal stalking charges in CEO killing
Luigi Mangione entered a surprise guilty plea to federal stalking charges in Manhattan for the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, casting uncertainty over a pending state murder trial.