ASEAN's special envoy asked Myanmar to end hostilities and open more of the country to aid — and asked after Aung San Suu Kyi. What she got was a positive word on aid, a claim about restoring Myanmar's ASEAN role that her own office did not repeat, and no reported meeting with the detained Nobel laureate.
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ASEAN’s special envoy asked Myanmar to end hostilities and open more of the country to aid — and asked after Aung San Suu Kyi. What she got was a positive word on aid, a claim about restoring Myanmar’s ASEAN role…
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Ukraine Neptune strike Marinovka: Kyiv says two Russian Su-34 bombers were destroyed at the Volgograd airfield. What it means for Russia's glide-bomb war.
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Two more glide-bomb jets gone: Ukraine says a Neptune missile reached some 400 kilometres into Russia to destroy two Su-34 fighter-bombers on the ground at Marinovka in the Volgograd region — the Ukrainian Navy's…
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Ukraine hits Russian oil refinery for the first time in two weeks as drones set Novokuybyshevsk ablaze in Samara, ending a pause built under Trump pressure.
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Multiple fires and columns of black smoke rose over Rosneft's Novokuybyshevsk refinery before dawn on Friday — the first Ukrainian strike on a Russian refinery in two weeks, ending an unofficial pause Kyiv had held…
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Russia’s sanctioned foreign minister is sitting in an American conference room days before the midterms, Ukraine and South Africa were not invited, China sent a deputy, and no joint statement is expected — Atlanta is less a negotiation than a stress test of whether the G20 can still agree on anything.
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World / War — Russia’s sanctioned foreign minister is sitting in an American conference room days before the midterms, Ukraine and South Africa were not invited, China sent a deputy, and no joint statement is…
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A small boat attached two limpet mines to the crude tanker Louise 1 off Khasab late on Thursday, setting its engine room on fire and temporarily disabling the ship — the first successful limpet-mine strike in the waterway since the Iran war began. The crew put the fire out, no one was hurt, and nobody has claimed the attack.
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A small boat attached two limpet mines to the crude tanker Louise 1 off Khasab late on Thursday, setting its engine room on fire and temporarily disabling the ship — the first successful limpet-mine strike in the…
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France has now gone three quarters without growth. A 0.1% contraction in the third quarter, a slump in aerospace-led exports and inflation back up at 3.4% leave the euro zone’s second-largest economy one small revision away from a technical recession — with debt near 120% of GDP and its finance minister warning of a wall ahead.
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France has now gone three quarters without growth. A 0.1% contraction in the third quarter, a slump in aerospace-led exports and inflation back up at 3.4% leave the euro zone’s second-largest economy one small…
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Zelenskyy Patriot missiles refinery strikes offer: give Ukraine Patriots for one month, he told Fox News, and Kyiv will pause strikes on Russian refineries.
Read articleIn a Fox News interview, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy put a price on the restraint Washington has been demanding: if the United States supplies Patriot interceptors covering a single month — drawn from stock now,…
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Palestinians returned to damaged homes in Hebron on Monday after Israeli forces withdrew at the end of a 10-day operation that the UN says displaced more than 3,000 people, as schools and universities reopened for the first time since the siege began.
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Palestinians returned to damaged homes in Hebron on Monday after Israeli forces withdrew at the end of a 10-day operation that the UN says displaced more than 3,000 people, as schools and universities reopened for…
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Israeli forces demolished the Hebron family homes of the two gunmen who killed two soldiers at an October 23 checkpoint on Friday, as a week-long operation that has forced more than 3,000 Palestinians from their homes entered its second week with the city's entrances mostly closed.
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Israeli forces demolished the Hebron family homes of the two gunmen who killed two soldiers at an October 23 checkpoint on Friday, as a week-long operation that has forced more than 3,000 Palestinians from their…
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A high glacial lake burst above Gasa on Thursday night, washing away the famed Gasa Tshachu hot springs, cutting the road to Laya and sending a flood warning racing down the Mo Chhu and the Sankosh — where more than 10,000 people in West Bengal were moved to safety overnight, while Assam watched the river and waited.
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A high glacial lake burst above Gasa on Thursday night, washing away the famed Gasa Tshachu hot springs, cutting the road to Laya and sending a flood warning racing down the Mo Chhu and the Sankosh — where more than…
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Pentagon officials have privately asked Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia to tone down what they say about the Russian threat, Reuters reports — a quiet-words campaign that sits uneasily beside a Russian sabotage campaign European intelligence services say is accelerating.
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Pentagon officials have privately asked Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia to tone down what they say about the Russian threat, Reuters reports — a quiet-words campaign that sits uneasily beside a Russian sabotage…
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Novaya Gazeta, the Moscow newspaper that outlived bans, raids and the murder of six of its journalists, says Russia’s authorities and security services have forced it to close — ending 33 years of independent reporting inside Russia.
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Novaya Gazeta, the Moscow newspaper that outlived bans, raids and the murder of six of its journalists, says Russia’s authorities and security services have forced it to close — ending 33 years of independent…
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Syria flash floods have killed five people — four of them children — in Raqqa and Deir Az Zor, left five more missing, collapsed a bridge on the Raqqa–Aleppo road and forced 375 camp families into the open, as a country rebuilding from war met an ordinary autumn storm with broken drainage and camps pitched on low ground.
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World / Middle East — Syria flash floods have killed five people, four of them children, after heavy rain and severe thunderstorms that began on Wednesday turned wadis, culverts and camp tracks across northern and…
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Russia's overnight strike killed one person in Kyiv and left 350,000 households without power in Dnipro, as a combined attack of ballistic missiles and 113 drones struck 17 locations — capping the deadliest 24 hours for Ukrainian cities in weeks.
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The Jeffery Simmons trade is done: Chicago is sending its 2027 and 2028 first-round picks to Tennessee for the All-Pro defensive tackle — the first defensive tackle in the common draft era traded for multiple first-rounders — as the 5-2 Bears chase a title and the 1-6 Titans rebuild around Cam Ward.
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Freezers at commissaries on at least six U.S. military bases heated up overnight in August and spoiled the food inside — at Fort Huachuca, one went into defrost mode and cooked its contents. The Pentagon is now treating the malfunctions as a suspected cyberattack, with Cyber Command investigators working alongside French law enforcement after a near-identical attack on supermarket freezers in France.
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In Taiz, a pregnant mother of two lies immobilised at Al-Thawra hospital with a sniper bullet lodged near her spine — one patient in a system the Red Cross says is at breaking point, as front-line hospitals treat up to 700 war wounded in a week and a besieged city runs short of medicine, oxygen and fuel.
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