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‘They could have killed me’: Protesters condemn state violence in Argentina
Critics say violence against protesters is on the rise after President Milei introduced new rules for security forces.
Gaza ceasefire tested as Israeli forces kill five Palestinians
Israeli troops redeploy in Gaza according to agreed deal, but clashes and killings threaten stability of the ceasefire.
Gaza journalist buried as brother is freed from Israeli prison
The brother of killed Palestinian journalist Saleh Aljafarawi was freed, only to be told of his brother’s death.
Mapping the rise in Israeli settler attacks across the occupied West Bank
There have been more than 1,000 violent settler attacks in the first eight months of 2025 alone.
IMF says AI investment bubble could burst, comparable to dot-com bubble
The IMF said any bust of AI bubble would be less likely to be a systemic event that would crater US or global economy.
Russia strikes Kharkiv hospital, UN convoy as Ukraine seeks US Tomahawks
Latest attacks on civilians come days before talks in which Zelenskyy hopes to secure long-range missiles from Trump.
Colonel says military has taken charge in Madagascar
A colonel from an elite army unit in Madagascar says the military has taken control of the country.
Who is in charge of Madagascar after President Rajoelina flees?
Rajoelina's move to flee the country and dissolve the parliament from exile has created a political crisis amid unrest.
Deadly storm batters Alaska leaving thousands displaced
One woman was killed and two others remain missing after the remnants of Typhoon Halong battered western Alaska.
Why has Dutch government taken control of China-owned chipmaker Nexperia?
Semiconductor firm Nexperia is owned by Chinese parent company Wingtech.