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'Ukraine Opened Pandora's Box': Putin Slams Strikes On Economic Targets
Ukraine has this summer escalated a campaign of drone strikes targeting Russian economic infrastructure, including oil refineries and online retailers' warehouses, seeking to destroy infrastructure it says is central to Russia's war effort.
Top US Army Official To Step Down After Months Of Tension With Hegseth: Report
His departure would create another leadership vacuum at the top of the US Army, which has already been without a Senate-confirmed chief since Hegseth removed the army's chief of staff General Randy George in April.
Anthropic May Go Public This Month, Aims To Top SpaceX's Record IPO Size
The Claude developer is running the numbers as it prepares to file publicly for its potential mega-IPO as soon as the end of this month, according to the report.
2 Cops Among 7 Killed After Vehicle Rams Police Car In England
Cleveland Police said the incident took place at around 3.39 am (0239 GMT) on a main road near the South Bank area to the east of Middlesbrough.
How 'Dark' Tankers In Strait Of Hormuz Are Keeping Oil Prices In Check
With Iranian drones threatening tankers in the Persian Gulf, oil companies from Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar and the UAE turned to a workaround: chartering tankers, switching off their transponders and moving crude out of the Gulf under US Navy escort.
A Chinese Humanoid Robot Just Broke Usain Bolt's Sprinting Record
The robot, dubbed Lightning, reached a peak speed of 14.5 meters per second during a preparatory test event for the second World Humanoid Robot Games
Swiss Tourist Jailed For Insulting Hindu Holiday In Bali On Instagram
Luzian Andrin Zgraggen, a construction worker from Switzerland, filmed a video that he posted to his Instagram story calling the empty beach during the holiday of Nyepi "crazy".
2 Children Killed In Ukrainian Strikes Day After Deadly Russian Mall Attack
Kyiv's forces also hit a warehouse of major e-commerce retailer Ozon, expanding its attacks on the sector after a month of strikes on facilities belonging to Russian online giant Wildberries.
US Man Survives 120-Foot Fall Into Creek After Bystander Gives Him CPR
After finding Ken face down in the water, the bystander entered the creek and pulled him to a shallow area.
China Outspends India In Space, But New Delhi Holds The Trust Card
The US remains the undisputed leader in the global space race. But it's realistic for India to aim for the third place, says Bellatrix Aerospace COO.
"Patently Unlawful": US Judge Strikes Policy Suspending Immigrant Visa For 75 Nations
President Donald Trump has pursued an aggressive immigration crackdown that he says is aimed at improving domestic security.
"Wait Here": Japan Man Hikes Mt Fuji With Elder Son, Leaves 7-Year-Old Behind
The boy was told to wait for eight hours with only snacks and a soft drink and no money, staff at a mountain hut told police.
Apple Cuts Over 200 Jobs, Realigns Teams "To Evolve Business To Deliver Best"
Apple is largely shutting down a Vision Pro team focused on gaming for the headset and reducing the size of a unit responsible for producing the device's immersive video content.
'Will Make Great Governor': JD Vance Backs Indian-American Vivek Ramaswamy
The vice-president also drew laughter by recounting an internet meme involving Ramaswamy and Vance's six-year-old son, who is also named Vivek.
"Unfair": Canada Suspends Trade Talks With Trump, To Pay 50% Tariffs
Canadian Prime Minister Mark said his government would announce additional support for Canadian workers and businesses in the coming days.
Gujarat Man Arrested In Canada Over $7.5 Million Scam Targeting Senior Citizens In US
Jay Sunilbharthi Goswami allegedly acted as a money mule, personally collecting or conspiring to collect cash and gold from elderly victims in New York and New Jersey on at least nine occasions.
Day After Release From Jail, Man Stabs 2 At Canada Gurudwara With Screwdriver
The two victims -- a 75-year-old male and a 51-year-old male -- were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
US Military Saw Over 20,000 Cases Of Sexual Assaults In 2025
Among active-duty women, the estimated rate fell from 6.8 per cent in 2023 to 4.3 per cent in 2025. The corresponding rate among active-duty men declined from 1.3 per cent to 1 per cent.
Student Leader To Bangladesh President: Mirza Fakhrul's Political Journey
Ahead of his election as Bangladesh's 23rd President, the 78-year-old political leader was serving as the local government, rural development and cooperatives minister
'Became A Scapegoat': Wife Of Indian Captain Of Russian Ghost Fleet Arrested In UK
British commandos fast-roped from a helicopter on June 14 in the English Channel to intercept the sanctioned oil tanker Smyrtos, captained by Ajay Pant.
News from Arabic Countries
‘Not a small issue’: People deported by US to Liberia face uncertain future
Liberia's government announced the move on Tuesday, two days before the flight. Politicians say they were not consulted.
Seven killed, including two police officers, in UK ‘wrong-side’ car crash
Accident follows similar crashes in Ireland where police highlighted social media trend driving in opposite direction.
South Korea sending first container ship through Arctic route
PanStar Acro, bound for Europe via Arctic, is testing whether a route opened by melting sea ice is commercially viable.
Sanctioned by EU, Israeli settler steals and kills Palestinian donkey
A donkey belonging to a Palestinian farmer was reportedly stolen and dragged to death by Israeli settlers.
LIVE: Espanyol vs Real Madrid: La Liga
Follow updates as Jose Mourinho returns to lead Madrid - including the build-up, analysis and live text commentary.
How is the pro-Israel lobby influencing US elections?
As the 2026 US midterms approach, millions of dollars are pouring into races involving candidates who challenge Israel.
Elche vs Barcelona: La Liga – prediction, team news, lineups
Barcelona start their season at Elche in La Liga on Sunday but will do so without their new signing, Rodri.
Walk-In “Human Fridges” are Japan’s newest heatwave weapon
Designed to stop heatstroke in its tracks, the "Do Hiemon Box" delivers rapid, targeted cooling during extreme weather.
Did DOGE cuts make America’s food safety problem worse?
The US has recorded more than 160 food recalls this year, as a Cyclospora outbreak has sickened nearly 11,000 people.
Settlers target Palestinian homes in Occupied West Bank’s Area B
Palestinians in Qaryut say Israeli settlers, backed by the military, are forcing families from their homes.
Over 100 ex-diplomats urge France, UK to sanction Israel over Palestine
An open letter demands a ban on arms transfers and a freeze on EU-Israel and UK-Israel trade agreements.
Israeli drone strike on ‘civilian vehicle’ injures several in Syria
Syria condemns attack in southwest as a 'flagrant violation of sovereignty' and a 'blatant breach of international law'.
What did war with the US reveal about Iran’s weapons capabilities?
Iran says production is ongoing, but details will not be revealed during war conditions.
Man Utd humiliated at Hull to open Premier League account
Manchester United lose 2-0 at newly promoted Hull City to open their Premier League campaign.
Fans and police injured in pitch invasion during ‘high risk’ German Cup tie
Waldhof Mannheim and Kaiserslautern game halted for 30 minutes as eight people hospitalised with about 100 injured.
Indonesia bolsters troop numbers to combat Borneo wildfires
Fires between January and July burned more than 200,000 hectares of land, says the government.
Is Trump making Latin America great again?
A right-wing wave is sweeping through the region and that is not good news.
As families retrieve bodies, Gaza is running out of places to bury the dead
Israel's genocidal war on Gaza has seen thousands of bodies buried in makeshift sites.
Jewish activists push back against Israeli settlers
Jewish activists provide a ‘protective presence’ to deter settler violence in parts of the Occupied West Bank.
CONCACAF asks Infantino to skip youth event amid FIFA governance crisis
The pressure on Gianni Infantino has led CONCACAF to reportedly ask the FIFA president to skip upcoming tournament.
The Berlin Wall separated his family. Its legacy still endures
When Germany was divided, the Guetingers were among the 70 million people split between two opposing nations.
Russian strikes kill seven in Ukraine, day after shopping complex attack
Meanwhile, Ukrainian drone hits Russia's Krasnodar region, killing three people, officials say.
Hundreds of children take part in swimming class on Gaza’s shore
On Gaza’s shore, 1,300 Palestinian children joined a swimming class to cope with the trauma of Israel’s genocidal war.
Usain Bolt’s 100m record broken at World Humanoid Robot Games
Chinese robot reaches peak speed of 14.5 metres per second to beat Bolt's 100m record in Beijing, says state media.
Ebola continues to spread in the DRC as 16,000 vaccine doses arrive
Health authorities are warning that ‘approximately one person has been dying from Ebola every thirty minutes’.