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Eight killed in Alaska plane crash at remote US Air Force radar site
A civilian-contracted aircraft carrying eight people crashed near the Cape Newenham Long Range Radar Site in western Alaska, leaving no survivors.
Pakistan: Ex-PM Imran Khan’s Party May Be Willing To Do A Deal With Army?
Senior PTI figures hint at a potential thaw with Pakistan's military establishment as imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan faces a disputed medical transfer.
Ghent University suspends academic Nathan Cofnas over Jason Arday row
Ghent University has suspended American postdoctoral researcher Nathan Cofnas following his public campaign accusing the late Cambridge Professor Jason Arday of plagiarism.
Japan executes man for 2009 Osaka pachinko parlour arson that killed five
Japan carried out its first execution in fourteen months, hanging a 58-year-old inmate convicted of a 2009 arson attack on an Osaka gaming venue.
Sydney Swans probe women in hiding fearing for lives after alleged assault
Two women central to an ongoing police investigation into five suspended Sydney Swans players are in hiding, with legal counsel citing severe stress and fear for their safety following an alleged incident.
Trump and Kim summit plans spark Asia Pacific defence concerns
Renewed summit plans between Washington and Pyongyang have triggered regional defense anxieties and economic friction across the Indo-Pacific.
Court convicts 2 organizers of Hong Kong’s Tiananmen vigils in national security case
Former Hong Kong vigil organizers Lee Cheuk-yan and Chow Hang-tung were convicted of inciting subversion in a landmark national security trial.
Tiananmen vigil organisers found guilty of inciting subversion in Hong Kong
Prominent pro-democracy figures Chow Hang-tung and Lee Cheuk-yan have been convicted of inciting subversion in a national security trial.
Peru earthquake: Magnitude 6.7 tremor strikes southern Andes
A powerful earthquake struck Peru's southern Andes, injuring at least two people and causing structural damage across multiple regions.
Sycophancy in stereo as former Trump hater Michael Cohen loses his nerve
Former Trump critic Michael Cohen hosted Donald Trump on his New York radio programme, trading years of bitter public estrangement for a surprisingly deferential interview.
Eric Swalwell’s home searched, devices seized by FBI in misconduct probe
Federal law enforcement seized former U.S. Representative Eric Swalwell's electronic devices at an airport and raided his Washington residence amid an ongoing investigation.
French police ramp up boat seizures, intercept 185 small‑boat crossings
French police have successfully intercepted 185 small-boat crossing attempts following the implementation of the new UK-France border security deal.
US to impose toughest sanctions ever on Iran and urges China to cooperate
The United States has announced a dramatic financial escalation in its Middle East conflict, preparing historic sanctions against Iran while pressing China to halt its massive oil imports.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle plan temporary UK return to see King Charles
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are planning a temporary move back to the United Kingdom after six years in California, bringing their children closer to King Charles.
Lindsay Clancy supporters rally outside courtroom during murder trial
Supporters gathered outside Plymouth Superior Court to back Lindsay Clancy, a Massachusetts mother on trial for murder whose case has sparked intense debate.
Russian missile and drone barrage kills at least 16 in Kyiv region
A devastating missile and drone assault on Kyiv and surrounding areas has left at least 16 dead, damaged critical infrastructure, and triggered air defense alerts across neighboring countries.
Trump threatens Iran trade partners with sweeping economic sanctions
Shifting from military strikes to economic warfare, the US administration has warned international partners against aiding Tehran's financial or energy sectors.
At Least 100 Dead in Gold Mine Collapse in Central African Republic
A catastrophic landslide at an artisanal gold mining site in the Central African Republic has left a death toll surpassing 100 people after underground tunnels gave way.
Carlisle Regional Airport crash kills pilot and injures two troopers
A fatal collision between a Cessna 150 and a Pennsylvania State Police helicopter near Carlisle Regional Airport left the pilot dead and two troopers hospitalized.
Romania destroys explosive sea drone near Black Sea gas project
A Romanian F-16 fighter jet intercepted and destroyed an explosive-laden maritime drone operating near the critical Neptun Deep offshore energy site in the Black Sea.