Syria: Israel bombs forces entering Druze city after deadly clashes
By David Gritten
Israel strikes southern Syria after sectarian clashes prompt regime forces to enter Druze area
By Mostafa Salem
Israel strikes Syrian city, vows to protect Druze from government forces
Clashes Between Bedouin and Druse in Syria Kill More Than 50, Health Official and Rights Group Say
Syria announces ceasefire in Druze city of Suwayda after deadly clashes
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U.K. Secretly Resettled 4,500 Afghans in Britain After Huge Data Exposure
By Stephen Castle
Secret Afghan relocation scheme set up after major data breach
By Joel Gunter & Sean Edward Seddon
Taxpayer could face £1bn compensation bill for Afghan leak victims
By Gareth Corfield
The UK says thousands of Afghans have been brought to Britain under a secret resettlement program
By Jill Lawless
Thousands of Afghans were resettled in Britain after a data leak put them in danger
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Netanyahu’s governing coalition is fracturing. Here’s what it means for Israel and Gaza
By Tia Goldenberg
Edelstein says 'compromise not possible' on sanctions against Haredi draft dodgers; urges ultra-Orthodox not to quit government
Netanyahu under mounting political pressure after party quits
By maayan lubell & Steven Scheer
Netanyahu’s Ultra-Orthodox Allies Threaten His Coalition Government
By Aaron Boxerman
Amid dispute on Haredi draft law, Shas accuses Edelstein of plotting to oust Netanyahu in wake of Oct. 7
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U.K. men sentenced to more than 4 years in prison for cutting down iconic Sycamore Gap Tree
Vandals who cut down Sycamore Gap tree sentenced in England to more than 4 years in prison
By Brian Melley
Men Who Felled Sycamore Gap Tree Are Given Prison Sentences in U.K.
By Lizzie Dearden
Sycamore Gap pair jailed for four years and three months – live updates
By Joe Coughlan
Men jailed for felling 'irreplaceable' Sycamore Gap tree
By Duncan Leatherdale
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Speculation and blame follow first official report on deadly Air India crash
By Diya Gupta
As theories swirl about Air India crash, key details remain unknown
By Theo Leggett
Air India crash: Boeing fuel switches in the spotlight
By Darko Janjevic
32 seconds to disaster: How a routine takeoff turned catastrophic
By Vijdan Mohammad Kawoosa, Arathy Aluckal & Han Huang
Air India Chief Says Preliminary Crash Report Raises Fresh Questions
By Shan Li, Benjamin Katz & Andrew Tangel
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France holds Bastille Day military parade that, years ago, inspired Trump
By Annabelle Timsit
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Slovakia hints it won't block 18th sanctions package following EU assurances
By Volodymyr Ivanyshyn
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Israel Targets Syria and Lebanon in Wave of Airstrikes
By Euan Ward
Israeli strikes kill 12 in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, governor says
By Samantha Granville
LIVE: Israel kills dozens as it bombards Gaza, Lebanon and Syria
By Edna Mohamed & Caolan Magee
Israel At War Day 648 IDF Strike Reportedly Kills 12 in Lebanon, Including 5 Hezbollah Militants
Israeli strikes kill 12 in Lebanon, including 5 Hezbollah fighters, source says
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Australia’s Anthony Albanese walks US-China tightrope in Xi Jinping meeting
By Joe Leahy & Nic Fildes
Australian Premier Albanese Meets China’s Xi in Beijing
By David Pierson & Victoria Kim
When Albanese met Xi – Full Story podcast
By Nour Haydar, Joe Koning & Hannah Parkes
China, Australia talk free trade, more dialogue as leaders meet in Beijing
By Lewis Jackson & Kirsty Needham
Australian Prime Minister complains to President Xi about Chinese live-fire exercises
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‘Harry Potter’: Nick Frost Transforms Into Hagrid in New Look at HBO Series
By Ellise Shafer
Nick Frost becomes Hagrid for new Harry Potter series
HBO’s ‘Harry Potter’ Reveals First Costumed Photo; Casts Neville and Dudley
By James Hibberd
First Photo of HBO's New Harry Potter in Costume Released, as Filming Begins
By Tom Phillips
‘Harry Potter’ First Look: The New Boy Wizard Debuts as HBO Series Begins Filming, Sets 2027 Release Date
By Alex Ritman
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Japan calls China’s military activity its biggest strategic challenge
By Mari Yamaguchi
Japan warns of China’s military moves as biggest strategic challenge
Japan Complains to Ambassador over Chinese Fighter Incident
Japan’s Defense Paper Ups Concern Over China’s Probing Activity
By Alastair Gale
With China and Trump, Japan defense report says world entering ‘new era of crisis’
By Jesse Johnson
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Fourteen people arrested following anti-migrant riots in southern Spain
By Amy Walker
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Australia hosts largest-ever Talisman Sabre military exercise
By Rod McGuirk
In the Hills of Australia, Pacific Allies Are Training to Fight China - WSJ
By Mike Cherney
Australia hosts largest-ever military exercise with 19 nations, likely to draw Chinese attention
By Rod McGuirk
Australia fires first HIMARS long-range rocket in war game with US
By Kirsty Needham
U.S., Australia Kick Off Talisman Sabre 2025
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Freeholders begin High Court challenge over reforms
By Tarah Welsh
Leasehold reforms ‘breach human rights’, freeholders tell High Court
By Josh Kirby
Youth charity funder faces £1.3mn income cut due to government reforms
Freeholders begin High Court challenge against LFRA
By Ciaran Nerval
What the accounts say ... St John's Wood leasehold estate is worth only 8% of the £380m John Lyon's Charity
By Sebastian O'kelly
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Muhammadu Buhari: Ex-Nigerian president to be buried at home
From military ruler to democrat - ex-Nigeria President Buhari's life in pictures
By Wedaeli Chibelushi
Nigeria's former leader Buhari to be buried on Tuesday, official says
By MacDonald Dzirutwe
Nigeria’s ex-president Buhari, twice leader of Africa’s most populous nation, dies at 82
Former Nigerian President Buhari to be buried in hometown on Tuesday
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French PM floats axing 2 public holidays to escape financial crisis
By Victor Goury-laffont, Giorgio Leali & Paul de Villepin
France's PM wants to scrap two public holidays to help fix public finances
By Elizabeth Pineau & Leigh Thomas
France’s Government Risks Backlash With Stringent Budget Plan
How the French government came up with a contested goal of €40 billion in savings
By Denis Cosnard
French PM Stakes Political Survival on Budget Squeeze
By Leigh Thomas
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Indian Police Find Russian Woman Living in a Cave With 2 Children
By Hari Kumar & Anupreeta Das
‘They were very happy’: Russian mother defends decision to live with two daughters in remote Indian cave
By Kathleen Mae Magramo & Aishwarya S Iyer
‘We were not dying’: Russian woman defends life in Karnataka's Gokarna cave with children
By Poorva Joshi
‘Animals did not attack us, we only feared people’: Russian woman found with kids in Karnataka cave tells friend
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By Kiran Parashar
Russian woman found living in Karnataka’s Gokarna cave with two daughters, rescued
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Live: One in ten children in Gaza suffering from malnutrition, says Unrwa
Photos of desperate Palestinians reaching for food in Gaza as experts warn of famine
By Jehad Alshrafi
One in 10 children screened in UNRWA clinics are malnourished, UN Palestinian refugee agency says
By Olivia Le Poidevin
Inside Gaza’s ‘death traps’
By Heba Saleh, Aditi Bhandari & Malaika Kanaaneh Tapper
A harrowing journey to find food in Gaza
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Israel has eased stance on IDF pullback in Gaza, but not enough for Hamas — diplomat
US-backed ceasefire plan for Gaza still under discussion, but optimism fading
By Andrew Mills, Crispian Balmer & Howard Goller
Juggling time, Netanyahu hopes to reach Knesset summer recess before hostage deal
By Amos Harel
Survey: Most Israelis Want to See Military Rule in Gaza the Day After
Opinion | The outlines of a Gaza deal are obvious. But the suffering continues.
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To Whom it May Concern: Trump’s tariff letters, annotated
By Laurie Kellman
In Britain, hopes are mounting to finally clean up sewage-polluted waterways
The Economy Has Been Resilient. The New Round of Tariffs May Hit Harder.
By Colby Smith & Tony Romm
Trump readies blanket tariffs as he brushes off inflation worries
By Steven Kopack & Alexandra Marquez
Trump has announced new tariffs on dozens of nations. What to know in Wisconsin
By Cailey Gleeson & Maia Pandey
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Ethiopia's Tigray war: Three aid workers were 'executed' during conflict, MSF official says
By ANNE SOY
Three Aid Workers Were ‘Intentionally Killed’ in Tigray Region of Ethiopia, M.S.F. Says
By Eve Sampson & Declan Walsh
Medical charity MSF accuses Ethiopian soldiers of ‘targeted killing’ of 3 staffers in Tigray in 2021
By Samuel Getachew
MSF says 3 of its workers were ‘intentionally’ killed in Ethiopia’s Tigray
Aid workers were executed says NGO
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China launches new spacesuits, other supplies to Tiangong space station (video)
By Mike Wall
China launches Tianzhou-9 to Tiangong space station with record cargo and upgraded EVA suits
By Andrew Jones
Launch Roundup: Chinese cargo resupply mission, Eris, and Falcon 9 to launch
By Martin Smith
Chinese astronauts enter Tianzhou-9 cargo ship after docking
By Gong Zhe
Successful launch at first light
By Cui Meng
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Lapid leads opposition pushback to ‘crazy’ plan for ‘humanitarian city’ in Gaza
Israeli Int'l Law Scholars on Plan to "Concentrate" Gaza Population
Plan to Indefinitely Displace Palestinians Threatens to Derail Gaza Truce
By Aaron Boxerman & Patrick Kingsley
Concentration Camp, Illegal Orders and War Crimes: Israel's Madmen Have a Grim New Plan
By Dahlia Scheindlin
Former Israeli leader says planned ‘humanitarian city’ in Gaza would be a ‘concentration camp’
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Excavation of Children’s Remains Begins at Irish Home for Unwed Mothers
By Amelia Nierenberg
An Irish baby was discarded in a septic tank 80 years ago. Her sister won’t rest until she’s buried
By Kara Fox
How were babies’ mass graves discovered in church-run home in Ireland?
Work begins to exhume, identify 796 babies in hidden septic tank at home for unwed mothers
'I have to have hope,' says Tuam relative amid excavation
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South Africa's president creates commission to look at police corruption allegations
By Kate Bartlett
‘Lives controlled by crime’: Explosive allegations hit South Africa police
By Gershwin Wanneburg
South African President Opens Corruption Inquiry of Police Leader
By John Eligon
Senzo Mchunu: Cyril Ramaphosa suspends South African police minister over crime syndicate allegations
By Nomsa Maseko
South Africa's Ramaphosa removes police minister over criminal link allegations
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Cameroon’s president seeks to remain in power until almost his 100th birthday
By Nimi Princewill
Cameroon’s Paul Biya, 92, says he will seek eighth presidential term
Paul Biya: Cameroon's president seeks eighth term to extend 43-year rule
By Paul Atanga Njie & Natasha Booty
Cameroon’s 92-year-old President Paul Biya to seek eighth term
Cameroon: Mixed reactions in Yaoundé after Biya announces bid for another term
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Five EU states to test age verification app to protect children
By Foo Yun Chee
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Macron promises billions more for French defense budget
By Laura Kayali
Macron Increases Military Spending, Saying Freedom Is Threatened
By Roger Cohen
'To be free in this world, you must be feared': France's Macron calls for defense spending boost
By Holly Ellyatt
France: Macron announces plans to boost defense spending
By Emmy Sasipornkarn
Macron says Europe's freedom faces greatest threat since WW2
By Victoria Bourne
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Fox News Star Hits Trump With A Cold Truth About His Relationship With Vladimir Putin
Even Fox Analyst Thinks Trump ‘Got Played’ by Putin
By Julia Ornedo
Ex-MI6 chief says Trump was influenced by Putin but may now be key to U.S.-Russia relations
Fox News’ Brit Hume Says Donald Trump ‘Got Played By Putin’
By Martin Holmes
Former UK Intelligence Chief Says Vladimir Putin Has 'Played Trump Like A Violin'
By Kevin Schofield
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Iran says it will respond to reimposition of UN sanctions
By Nayera Abdallah, Parisa Hafezi & Gareth Jones
Iran vows retaliation if UN Security Council issues snapback sanctions on anniversary of nuclear deal
By Caitlin McFall
France warns of UN snapback if no Iran deal by August | Iran International
Iranian FM warns UN sanctions would ‘end’ Europe’s role in nuclear issue
France, UK, Germany to trigger UN ‘snapback’ on Iran by August if no nuclear deal
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Shake-up at UN as all members of anti-Israel inquiry resign
By Itamar Eichner
All three members of UN commission investigating Israel resign amid Trump crackdown
UN-backed team focusing on human rights in Palestinian areas announces resignations
By Jamey Keaten
UN Watch Hails Resignation of Entire UN's Anti-Israel Inquiry: “This is All Due to U.S. Sanctions on Albanese, Dominoes Are Falling”
Members Of UN Commission Probing Israel Resign After Accusations Of Bias
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No time, no lawyer, no rights: ICE memo sparks panic over third-country deportations
ICE memo outlines plan to deport migrants to countries where they are not citizens
By Maria Sacchetti, Carol D. Leonnig & Marianne LeVine
"Six Hour Notice, No Safety Assurance": Inside America's New Deportation Plan
By Sanstuti Nath
Trump Administration Poised to Ramp Up Deportations to Distant Countries
By Mattathias Schwartz
ICE may deport migrants to countries they aren't from with just six hours' notice
By Nate Raymond & Ted Hesson
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Police say 4 people were killed in a small plane crash at London Southend airport
What we know about Southend plane crash which killed four people | ITV News
Nurse on first day among four dead in plane crash
By Louise Parry
Small plane crashes at London Southend Airport, killing all 4 passengers on board
By Megan Forrester
Southend Airport plane crash latest: Tributes paid to ‘inspiring’ medics killed in explosion
By Simon Calder
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Patriot missiles — what they are and why everyone wants them
By Kateryna Hodunova
What are Patriot missiles and why does Ukraine need them so badly?
By Brad Lendon
Will Patriots promised by Trump boost Ukraine’s defence against Russia?
By Mansur Mirovalev
Why Trump has vowed to send more billion-dollar Patriots to Ukraine
The Patriot missile system is proving critical in Ukraine's defense
By Erica Star Domena & Rachel Cohn
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Cleaner air in east Asia may have driven recent acceleration in global warming, our new study indicates
By Bjørn H. Samset & Laura J. Wilcox
China’s success in cleaning up air pollution may have accelerated global warming: Study
By Sharon Udasin
Most warming this century may be due to air pollution cuts
By Michael Le Page
East Asian aerosol cleanup has likely contributed to the recent acceleration in global warming
By Camilla Weum Stjern, Naga Oshima & Tsuyoshi Koshiro
China’s air pollution clean-up ‘sped up global warming’
By Sarah Knapton
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Ukraine contracts 'tens of thousands' interceptor drones
A Never-Ending Supply of Drones Has Frozen the Front Lines in Ukraine - WSJ
By Ian Lovett
Ukraine Turns to Fishing Nets to Catch Russian Drones
By Constant Méheut & David Guttenfelder
How drones and video-game techniques are coming together in Ukraine’s war
Ukraine Deploying ‘Tens Of Thousands’ Of Interceptors To Stop Shaheds
By David Hambling
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BBC Gaza documentary narrated by Hamas official's son breached editorial guidelines, review says
By Sylvia Hui
The BBC has alienated everyone with its Gaza coverage. After this latest failure, who will be left to defend it?
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By Owen Jones
BBC Gaza documentary breached guidelines, review finds
By Steven Mcintosh
BBC: Gaza documentary breached rules by not disclosing narrator was Hamas official’s son
BBC Gaza documentary was deemed ‘clean of Hamas’
By Anita Singh
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'Noticeable smell' leads to discovery of 1,500 tarantulas in cake boxes
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Column | Some world leaders butter up Trump. Others welcome the fight.
By Ishaan Tharoor
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