Gaza officials say children killed in strike as Israeli military admits 'error'
By Rushdi Abualouf
Children Among at Least 10 Killed in Israeli Strike in Central Gaza, Officials Say
By Aaron Boxerman
LIVE: Israel kills 52 in Gaza City today alone
By Farah Najjar
IDF admits error in deadly strike on water delivery site as truce talks stay jammed
Children killed collecting water in Gaza, medical officials say, as ceasefire talks hit sticking points
By Eyad Kourdi, Oren Liebermann & Tim Lister
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Muhammadu Buhari, Nigerian president and ex-military ruler, dies at 82
By Harrison Smith
Former Nigerian leader Muhammadu Buhari dies aged 82
Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria’s Former President, Dies at 82
By Ruth Mclean & Alan Cowell
Former Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari dies aged 82 in London
Former Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari dies at age 82
By Mitchell McCluskey & Stephanie Busari
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Emergency teams respond to plane 'collision' at London Southend Airport
By Megan Forrester
Southend crash: Airport cancels flights after plane 'fireball'
By Harriet Heywood
Beech b200: What is the aircraft involved in the Southend airport plane crash?
By Rebecca Whittaker
Small plane crashes at London Southend Airport
Southend Airport plane crash latest: Airport shuts ‘until further notice’ after aircraft crashes moments after take-off
By Rebecca Whittaker
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Market Resilience Challenged by Trump’s Weekend Tariff Salvo
By paul dobson
Dow futures drop nearly 200 points after Trump slaps 30% tariff on Mexico and the EU: Live updates
By Jesse Pound
Oil Extends Gain as Trump Ratchets Up Tariffs Before Russia Move
Trump announces tariffs of 30% on Mexico and the European Union
By Auzinea Bacon
For Mexico, Trump’s Focus on Fentanyl Brings New Tariff Blow
By Jose De Cordoba & Santiago Pérez
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FAA says Boeing fuel switches are safe following fatal Air India crash
By Will Schmitt
Victims' families demand answers as report says fuel switches cut off before Air India crash
By Imogen James
Amid Air India probe, US FAA, Boeing notify fuel switch locks are safe, document, sources say
By Abhijith Ganapavaram, Allison Lampert & David Shepardson
AAIB preliminary report: Air India pilots' association lashes out at 'insinuation of suicide'
There are still unanswered questions about Air India flight 171
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UNRWA chief says Gaza has become 'graveyard of children' as medicine, fuel shortages threaten hospitals
By Mary Kekatos
Struck down by malnutrition, pregnant Gazan woman can only pray for a healthy baby
By Alexandra Hudson & Michael Georgy
A harrowing journey to find food in Gaza
Aid Groups: Infants Are Dying in Gaza Because Israel Impedes Import of Baby Formula
By Nir Hasson
LIVE: UN says 86 percent of Gaza under Israeli forced displacement orders
By Umut Uras & Tim Hume
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Russia's agents killed after intelligence officer shot dead, says Ukraine
By Maia Davies
Ukraine's security agency says it killed Russian agents suspected of gunning down its officer
Russian agents killed after allegedly assassinating Ukraine colonel in bold daylight attack, Kyiv says
Ukrainian intelligence officer shot dead in Kyiv in apparent assassination
By Ivana Kottasova & Victoria Butenko
Ukraine says suspected Russian FSB assassins killed in Kyiv region
By Max Hunder, Gareth Jones & Helen Popper
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North Korea's Kim, hosting Lavrov, says he will support Russia to resolve Ukraine war
By Jack Kim
North Korea pledges to 'unconditionally support' Russia's war in Ukraine
By Kevin Shalvey
FirstFT: North Korea ‘unconditionally’ backs Russia’s war in Ukraine
By Benjamin Wilhelm
Russia warns U.S., South Korea and Japan against forming security alliance targeting North Korea
Ukraine war latest: Russian spies tracked down and killed after Kyiv assassination
By Rachel Clun
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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
French President Macron announces 6.5 billion euros in extra military spending in next two years
By Angela Charlton
France is Russia's 'main enemy' in Europe, French army head says
France's Macron announces plan to accelerate military spending
By Gabriel Stargardter & Mimosa Spencer
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Amid Tariff Chaos, U.S. Allies Try to Redraw the Trade Map
By Jeanna Smialek
Heavy reliance on US forces govt to put up with Donald Trump's tantrums
By Tnc Rajagopalan
U.S. Allies Grope for Response to Trump’s Tariff Squeeze
By Kim Mackrael
Amid growing chaos, American allies want to redraw trade map without US
By Jeanna Smialek
American Allies Want to Redraw the World’s Trade Map, Minus the U.S.
By Jeanna Smialek
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France Announces Agreement to Give New Caledonia More Autonomy
By Yan Zhuang
France announces ‘historic’ deal creating New Caledonia state that stays French
France agrees to New Caledonian state, but not independence
By Gillian Aeria
'State of New Caledonia' created in hard-won agreement with French government
By Nathalie Guibert
New Caledonia to be declared a state in ‘historic’ agreement – but will remain French
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Cyril Ramaphosa suspends SA police minister Senzo Mchunu over allegations
By Nomsa Maseko
South African President Opens Corruption Inquiry of Police Leader
By John Eligon
South Africa President Places Police Minister on Special Leave
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South African police minister suspended over corruption allegations
WRAP | ‘I respect the president’s decision’, Mchunu says after being put on special leave
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ICE memo outlines plan to deport migrants to countries where they are not citizens
By Maria Sacchetti, Carol D. Leonnig & Marianne LeVine
Trump Administration Poised to Ramp Up Deportations to Distant Countries
By Mattathias Schwartz
"Six Hour Notice, No Safety Assurance": Inside America's New Deportation Plan
By Sanstuti Nath
ICE Memo Says Migrants Can Be Deported to Third Countries
By Lauren Lewis
ICE Plans to Ramp Up Deporting Immigrants to Countries Other Than Their Own
By Peter Wade
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Trump to meet NATO secretary general as plan takes shape for Ukraine weapons sales
By Aamer Madhani
NATO's Rutte to meet with Trump in Washington next week
By Louise Heavens & Charlotte Van Campenhout
NATO Chief Heading to Washington Ahead of Trump’s Major Russia Announcement
By Alex Raufoglu
Trump to meet with NATO secretary general amid plan to sell weapons to Ukraine
NATO chief to visit Washington on July 14 as Trump prepares 'major statement' on Russia
By Dmytro Basmat
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Ukraine under fire: Where does Russia get its ‘endless’ supply of drones and missiles?
By David Mac Dougall
Moscow 'intensifying its terror' as Russian strikes kill 7 and injure 17 across Ukraine, officials say
By Somayeh Malekian & Oleksiy Pshemyskiy
Russia Intensifies Its Air War in Ukraine
By Joanna Kakissis
Lull In Russian Attacks On Ukraine Ahead Of Trump's 'Major Statement'
By Ray Furlong
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‘A true hell’: How three Srebrenica survivors defied death 30 years ago
By Alma Milisic
Srebrenica, a Massacre Foretold, Still Casts Its Shadow
By Roger Cohen
Thousands gather in Srebrenica on 30th anniversary of Europe's only acknowledged genocide since WWII
King Charles Taps Sister-in-Law Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh for Emotional Royal Speech Abroad
By Simon Perry
Why Duchess Sophie Left her Scarf at Heartbreaking Memorial in Bosnia and Herzegovina
By Kristin Contino
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Erdoğan hails new page in Turkey’s history as Kurdish fighters lay down arms
By Ayla Jean Yackley
PKK Disarmament May Provide Model for 'Total Victory' Over Terrorist Organizations
By Zvi Bar'el
PKK disarmament opens ‘new page in history’ for Turkiye, Erdogan says
Kurdish PKK Fighters Burn Weapons in Step Toward Peace With Turkey
By Safak Timur & Ben Hubbard
PKK fighters begin handing over weapons at ceremony
By Kieran Burke
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From raids to ransom: Israel’s hostage policy has become Hamas’s sharpest weapon
Hostage families slam Netanyahu after PM dismisses polls showing support for Gaza deal
By Yael Freidson
Israel’s Agonizing Choice Over Which Hostages to Save - WSJ
By Anat Peled
Anti-govt protests in Israel as strikes continue on Gaza: Pics
N12 poll shows strong Israeli support for comprehensive hostage deal
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Parish of Castel Gandolfo joyful ahead of Pope Leo’s Mass
By Sebastian Sanson & Sebastián Sansón Ferrari
A town in celebration welcomes the Pope
By Isabella H. De Carvalho
Pope celebrates Mass in parish church with special ties to his Augustinian order
By Nicole Winfield
Photos show Castel Gandolfo, the 135-acre Italian estate where the pope takes summer vacation
By Talia Lakritz
Pope Leo calls for a ‘revolution of love’ during Mass in Castel Gandolfo
By Charles Collins
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Prisoner in France escapes in his cellmate’s bag
By Anna Anna Cooban
French prisoner escapes by hiding in sprung cellmate’s laundry bag: ‘Accumulation of errors’
By Chris Nesi
Man escapes prison by hiding in luggage of fellow cellmate as he's released in France
French prisoner escapes from Lyon jail by hiding in cellmate's luggage
French prisoner escapes in fellow inmate's bag, officials say
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More than 70 arrests at Palestine Action ban protests
Charlotte Church joins unions and campaigners in opposing ban on Palestine Action
By Ben Quinn
UK police arrest scores of supporters of newly banned Palestinian protest group
More than 70 arrested at U.K. protests in support of banned group Palestine Action
London police arrest over 40 supporters of Palestine Action
By Emmy Sasipornkarn
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Private Ax-4 astronauts heading back to Earth early July 14: Watch it live
By Mike Wall
NASA to Provide Coverage of Axiom Mission 4 Departure from Station
India is still 'Sare Jahan Se Accha', says Shubhanshu Shukla in final message from space
Watch Coverage of Ax-4 Crew Departure from the International Space Station
Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla to undergo 7-day rehab programme after ISS mission
By Snehal Fernandes
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Rome recovery conference delivers unprecedented €11 billion boost to Ukraine
By Olena Mukhina
Concern that Ukraine will be split up casts shadow over reconstruction talks
By Patrick Wintour
European leaders announce new equity fund for Ukraine and urge investment even as war accelerates
By Nicole Winfield
Ukraine Doesn't Need a Recovery. It Needs a Rescue
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By Marc Champion
Zelenskiy calls for 'biting' sanctions on Moscow after Russia's largest drone attack on Ukraine
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US demands clarity from allies on their role in potential war over Taiwan, FT reports
By Shivani Tanna, William Maclean & Sharon Singleton
US demands to know what allies would do in event of war over Taiwan
By Demetri Sevastopulo
China love-bombs Australia while US demands to know what we'd do in event of war
By Patricia Karvelas
Australia will not commit troops in advance to any conflict, minister says
By Kirsty Needham
Australia rebuffs calls to commit to joining hypothetical US-China conflict
By Josh Butler
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China says Dalai Lama succession issue a 'thorn' in relations with India
By Krishna N. Das & Thomas Hogue
China says Tibet-related issues a ‘thorn’ in relations with India
'Shooting oneself in foot': Ahead of Jaishankar's visit, Beijing says Tibet issue 'thorn' in India-China
Will Dalai Lama succession row put China-India thaw at risk?
India-China Tensions: Dalai Lama Succession ‘Thorn’ in Bilateral Ties, Says China
By Anirban Bhaumik
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EU strikes deal with Indonesia to strengthen trade ties
By Gabriel Gavin
EU, Indonesia strike political agreement to advance free trade deal
By Julia Payne, Louise Heavens & Charlotte Van Campenhout
Statement by President von der Leyen with President Subianto of the Republic of Indonesia
EU pauses tariff response to US, Indonesia trade breakthrough announced
By Sofía Sánchez Manzanaro
EU and Indonesia announce 'political agreement' on trade deal
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Giant shoes found near Hadrian’s Wall spark mystery around the soldiers of ancient Rome
By Kameryn Griesser
“There is Something Very Different Going on Here”: Archaeologists Keep Finding Gigantic Shoes at This 2000-Year-Old Roman Site
By Micah Hanks
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Using the News in the Classroom: VERY large Roman shoe discovered in Great Britain (2025)
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One of history’s biggest expulsions: Iran is throwing out 4m Afghans
By Christina Lamb
Iran expels half a million Afghans in 16-day stretch since recent conflict with Israel, UN says
By Nick Paton Walsh
Iran Carries Out Mass Expulsion of Afghan Refugees
By Nick Cumming-bruce
‘They threw us out like garbage’: Iran rushes deportation of 4 million Afghans before deadline
Desperate Afghan refugees return to an unfamiliar home
By Vibhu Mishra
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A Landscape of Death: What’s Left Where Ukraine Invaded Russia
By Nanna Heitmann
Ukraine's Foreign Ministry responds to NYT report from Kursk Oblast, where "Ukraine invaded Russia"
By Тищенко Катерина Іванівна
Ukraine's invasion of Russia? Ukraine slams NYT for 'whitewashing' Russian war crimes in new article
Last summer, Ukraine’s surprise incursion into western Russia’s Kursk Province turned it into a battlefield. Russian forces are back in control of Kursk, but the devastation has fueled anger within the community against the Russian authorities, as well as against
Ukrainian MFA Condemns NYT Journalist’s Kursk Region Report as Propaganda
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Why the U.S. Is Way Behind China in Making Drones for War
By Farah Stockman
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To Sidestep Trump Tariffs, Asian Nations Seek New Trade Partners
By Lydia DePillis
’Shock. Frustration. Anger.’ Trump’s tariff letters roil Asian allies
By Ari Hawkins, Phelim Kine & Daniel Desrochers
Southeast Asia, spooked by Trump tariffs, presses for more talks
By Stefanno Sulaiman & Orathai Sriring
Trump tariffs not broached in two ASEAN-related meetings with U.S. officials
By Gabriel Dominguez & Jesse Johnson
How Trump’s tariff threats could impact relationship between U.S. and Asian allies
By William Brangham & Azhar Merchant
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