Leah Bennett
Trump declares ceasefire with Iran over despite ongoing diplomatic talks
President Trump has declared the end of the ceasefire agreement with Iran following a week of military strikes, though both nations continue diplomatic talks.
US continues Iran negotiations despite declared end to ceasefire
The Trump administration is pursuing private diplomatic channels with Tehran following recent military tensions while demanding public accountability for maritime attacks.
Trump threatens to bomb Iran if assassinated by Tehran
President Trump declared that the June ceasefire with Iran is no longer in effect while warning of military retaliation following threats to his life.
Who launched the latest airstrikes against Iran? Right now it's a mystery
Unclaimed airstrikes have struck across Iran, deepening regional uncertainty as Tehran responds with missile volleys against neighboring nations.
US and Iran hold indirect talks via Qatar to revive stalled ceasefire
The United States has declared a previous ceasefire void following recent military strikes, yet continues indirect communications with Iran via Qatar. Qatari mediators are working to stabilize the situation as tensions surrounding the Strait of Hormuz persist.
ICE agent fatally shot man mistakenly identified as operation target
Federal agents fatally shot Lorenzo Salgado Araujo during a traffic stop after misidentifying him as an immigration target. The incident has led to investigations and a diplomatic response from the Mexican government.
China sparks international criticism after test-firing ballistic missile
China's recent submarine-launched ballistic missile test has drawn sharp condemnation from regional powers, sparking debate over nuclear strategy and security.
China tests long-range ballistic missile into South Pacific
China performed a rare long-range submarine-launched ballistic missile test into the South Pacific, sparking diplomatic friction and regional security concerns.
Bonnie Tyler dies aged 75 following hospitalisation in Portugal
Welsh music legend Bonnie Tyler has passed away at 75 after facing significant health challenges. Tributes are pouring in for the star of Total Eclipse of the Heart.
Israel shares intelligence with US on new Iranian plot to kill Donald Trump
Israel has provided intelligence to the White House regarding a specific new Iranian plot to assassinate President Donald Trump amid rising regional tensions. This development has led to immediate strategic security adjustments for the President's travel.
Spain wildfire in Almeria kills 11 people with 19 still missing
Emergency crews are battling a deadly wildfire in Andalusia that has forced the evacuation of 1,000 residents amid a severe regional heatwave. Authorities continue to search for 19 missing individuals following the incident near Bédar.
Spain wildfire kills 11, four British among dead as heatwave rages
A wildfire near Bédar in Almería has led to 11 deaths, the evacuation of approximately 1,000 residents, and the closure of major local motorways.
Twelve die in wildfire in Spain as heatwave continues in southern Europe
A wildfire in Andalusia has claimed twelve lives and forced the evacuation of 1,000 residents amid an intense regional heatwave.
Keir Starmer hints at a bank holiday if England win World Cup
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has indicated he could grant a one-off public holiday if England wins the 2026 World Cup. The proposal has sparked debate over the potential economic impact and the most suitable date for a celebration.
Waiting for Moses: Africa’s sons in Russia’s war
Many African citizens are being recruited into Russia's war in Ukraine through misleading promises of construction or security work, leading to severe human costs.
Tyler Robinson confessed to roommate he killed Charlie Kirk, court hears
Evidence presented in court details how Tyler Robinson allegedly confessed to killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk following a shooting at a university event.
Gaza aid worker who organised World Cup screenings killed in Israeli strike
Mohamed al-Wahidi and three others were killed when an Israeli missile struck a taxi in Gaza. The IDF is investigating the strike, stating it remains under review.
China shoe factory fire kills 28 in Fujian province
A fire at a five-floor footwear factory in Fujian province has resulted in 28 fatalities, prompting a government investigation and the arrest of the owner.
China tests submarine-launched nuclear missile in show of military power
The test-launch of a dummy warhead has sparked criticism from regional leaders and the U.S. regarding transparency and Pacific security pacts.
David Hearn pleads not guilty to felony Reflecting Pool damage
David Hearn entered a not-guilty plea after being charged with property destruction at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. The case follows a renovation project that has faced technical issues and multiple arrests.