Ukraine says it transferred two North Korean soldiers captured alive in Kursk to South Korea; Seoul has not yet confirmed their arrival, officials say.
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Danish military intelligence warned of a growing risk of a limited Russian attack on NATO, urging allies to harden defenses against hybrid threats.
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NATO is stepping up intelligence-sharing over Russia's hybrid threat, its top commander said, as sabotage and cyberattacks spread across Europe.
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Israel barred Ra’am and the Joint List from the October 27 election. The Supreme Court may overturn the bans, but the political fallout has already begun.
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Russia's Krasnodar region declared a state of emergency as Ukrainian drone attacks choked grain exports through the Black Sea, threatening grain shipments.
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Volker Türk says civilians are “bearing the brunt” of Yemen's renewed civil war, with 32 killed since August — nearly half of them children — and 125,000 displaced.
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The earl's book is out with incendiary new claims, sales up 650%, Prince Harry "completely fine" — and a palace that broke its own silence rule.
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Treasury yields reached levels last seen in 2007 as Fed officials kept another 2026 rate increase in play and oil near $100 intensified inflation pressure.
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Residents describe an "apparent new campaign" of strikes after weeks of relative calm — and the United Nations says drone warfare has become the deadliest feature of Sudan's 3.5-year civil war.
Read articleSudan's army says it intercepted the strikes on the country's largest hydroelectric dam — but the attack, and the blackout that followed, shows the war reaching ground it had never touched.
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A fire damaged the power station and generator at a ground-based Starlink communications site in central Poland that provides connectivity across the region, including Ukraine. Polish officials say the station is…
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Neria Leiter, son of Israel’s U.S. ambassador, was critically hurt when a driver rammed a checkpoint near Beit Horon — a day before Netanyahu’s UN address.
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Overnight attacks on the Hejat al-Abd pass — the lifeline road to Aden — were thrown back, government forces say. But the Houthis now control the Bab el-Mandab strait, and the balance of this war is shifting beneath…
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Taiwan thanked Washington for its support while a $14 billion US arms package sits on Donald Trump's bargaining table ahead of the Xi summit showdown.
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Russia fired ballistic missiles at Kyiv overnight, killing two people — an early salvo in Moscow's autumn strike campaign against Ukrainian cities.
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In a New York Times interview, Mark Carney said it would be “irresponsible” not to examine the possibility of U.S.-led military action — even as he insisted it remains a tail risk, not a forecast.
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The Hawk T2 went down in the Pencarnisiog area on Wednesday afternoon. Dramatic footage shows both crew ejecting before the jet exploded — and the RAF has grounded the Hawk T1 and T2 fleets while investigators work.
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Islamabad says it hit drone launch and storage locations in Khost, Paktia and Kandahar; Kabul disputes the drone account, reports civilian deaths and promises a response.
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The Moderna cancer vaccine Phase 3 results turn a decade-long personalized-oncology bet into a late-stage clinical success. They do not yet prove an overall-survival benefit, a scalable business or an automatic FDA…
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Court filings accuse Bryan Seaver — the nephew Dolly Parton handpicked to announce her death — of vowing to "destroy the entire brand." A Tennessee judge granted the estate protection Wednesday.
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The 23-year-old was found asleep and shirtless near a UAB campus fountain, allegedly told officers he was waiting to buy meth, then struck an officer. He remains in jail on $37,000 bond.
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The ballot will decide who leads Morocco’s next coalition, but its deeper test is whether a palace-led establishment can renew itself after Aziz Akhannouch—or whether low trust, the Gen Z protest legacy and arguments…
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Gunfire reported in a parking area at Miami International Airport prompted a large law-enforcement response, temporary departure-level closures and traffic diversions. One man was taken into custody for questioning;…
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An Associated Press investigation built on interviews with 10 officials and soldiers says Iranian Revolutionary Guard advisers were in the field directing the lightning offensive—Tehran's most direct intervention in…
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Khartoum says any durable peace effort must respect Sudan’s sovereignty and institutions after Washington declared that neither the army nor the Rapid Support Forces represents constitutional government.
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Before the biggest U.S.-China summit in a decade, President Donald Trump set AI terms with Xi: talks yes, new rules no — the DOJ is the only guardrail.
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Xi Jinping made his first Washington visit in 11 years as the two governments moved a tariff deadline to January 10, 2027, and announced pandas, student exchanges and AI talks.
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The Trump Xi summit ended with Xi's 'not a wrestle' pledge and a trade-truce extension to January — but no breakthrough on Taiwan, rare earths or tech.
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The 15-member council united behind Riyadh’s right to self-defence, demanded an immediate end to attacks on civilians and Red Sea shipping, and pressed for enforcement of the Yemen arms embargo as the war’s human…
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In 48 hours, the EU’s top diplomat declared Europe ‘in confrontation’ with Moscow while NATO’s chief said hybrid war now touches every ally in the alliance.
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