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More than 500,000 Russian troops killed in Ukraine, UK defense chief says
More than 500,000 Russian troops have been killed in Ukraine since the start of the invasion, according to U.K. Defense Chief Sir Richard Knighton.
Princess Astrid Of Norway Has Passed Away
Princess Astrid of Norway has died at the age of 94, just two days following the state funeral of her brother, King Harald V.
Houthis capture strategic Red Sea island as Saudi pipeline catches fire
Houthi forces have taken control of a strategic island near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait as satellite imagery reveals smoke near a critical Saudi oil pipeline.
India hosts BRICS summit in Delhi amid global conflicts
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is hosting the 18th BRICS summit in New Delhi as global leaders navigate conflicts in Eastern Europe and the Middle East.
Israel destroys Hezbollah tunnel network in Lebanon, triggering 4.1 quake
Israel used over 1,100 tons of explosives to dismantle a major underground tunnel network in southern Lebanon, triggering a 4.1-magnitude earthquake.
Kyiv spy chief predicts Russia will run out of troops and resources by 2028
Ukraine's military intelligence head warns that Russian forces will exhaust their remaining troops and resources by 2028 amid staggering casualty rates and crippling oil refinery strikes.
Houthis seize strategic Red Sea port of Mokha in Yemen
Houthi rebels have captured the strategic Red Sea port of Mokha in Yemen, shattering a four-year ceasefire and threatening vital global maritime trade routes.
Iran IRGC deploys forces to Yemen as oil prices surge above $100
Houthi forces captured the strategic port city of Mocha in Yemen, aligning with rising oil prices and a broader regional escalation involving Iran.
Jimmy Kimmel shifts Talarico interview to YouTube citing FCC threats
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel has moved his planned interview with Texas Senate candidate James Talarico to YouTube, blaming FCC regulatory pressure and threats.
Algeria cuts diplomatic ties with UAE and closes airspace
Algeria has abruptly cut diplomatic ties with the United Arab Emirates and closed its airspace to Emirati aircraft, citing hostile regional actions and policy disputes.
French father jailed for threatening to behead primary school teacher
A French father has been jailed for six months after threatening to behead his son's primary school teacher, reviving memories of Samuel Paty's 2020 murder.
Xi Jinping to visit India for BRICS summit amid thawing ties
Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to visit India for the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi, marking his first trip in seven years as the two nations work to stabilize relations.
Philippine passenger ferry fire leaves dozens missing and at least 5 dead
A fire aboard the passenger ferry MV June Aster off the western Philippines has left at least five people dead and dozens missing as rescue operations face severe weather challenges.
Canada offers air defense support for Ukraine as Zelenskyy visits
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited Canada to secure a new aid package including C$350 million in air-defense interceptors and energy loan guarantees.
Senegal Seeks New Oil and Gas Investors Under Tougher Local-Content Rules
Senegal is placing 109 of its 113 oil and gas blocks on the open market, launching a sweeping investor roadshow and asserting greater national control.
Japan protests new UN map over Kuril Islands depiction
Japan has formally asked for revisions to a newly adopted UN world map, arguing that its depiction of the Kuril Islands creates territorial misconceptions.
Israeli strike in Gaza kills four people including two children
An Israeli strike in northern Gaza killed four members of a family as regional tensions flare alongside Houthi advances in Yemen and new diplomatic rifts.
A Russian Drone Delayed Ukrainian President Zelenskyy’s Plane In Moldova As War Escalates
A Russian drone incursion forced the temporary closure of Moldovan airspace, delaying Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's flight to Norway.
Pakistan warns Iran: Houthi attacks could activate Mecca defence pact
Pakistan warned that ongoing Houthi attacks targeting Saudi Arabia could trigger the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement signed by Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey. The strikes have injured 73 civilians and prompted intense diplomatic scrutiny across the Middle East.
UK and Norway foil Russian submarine plot to survey undersea cables
UK and Norwegian militaries led an operation to monitor Russian submarines and thwart a clandestine operation simulating sabotage on undersea cables.