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Hegseth under scrutiny after US kills boat strike survivors
US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth is facing questions after authorising a second attack on an alleged drug boat.
Did ex-South African President Zuma’s daughter recruit for Russia’s war?
Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla is accused of luring men to Russia in the latest scandal rocking the prominent Zuma family.
Beyond Netanyahu: Israel’s major political corruption scandals
Every prime minister in Tel Aviv since 1996 has been investigated on charges of corruption.
Is entertainment making us better or quietly reshaping us for the worse?
Is this truly the golden age of creativity or has entertainment lost the meaning it once offered?
AI threatens to widen inequality among states: UN
Report warns of potential 'great divergence', with developed states profiting and others left behind.
Sudan’s paramilitary RSF claims control of key city of Babnusa
Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces say they have seized control of the city of Babnusa in West Kordofan.
Trump’s boat bombings: How the US has long used ‘double-tap’ strikes
'Double strikes' allegedly used on Venezuelan boats accused of trafficking drugs were used extensively under Obama.
Robin Smith, ex-England cricketer, dies aged 62
The South African-born English cricketer, who played from the late-1980s, scored more than 4000 test match runs.
Trump cries foul over ‘technical tie’ in Honduras presidential race
The latest vote count has Trump's favoured right-wing candidate Nasry Asfura just 515 ballots ahead of his rival.
Pope Leo wraps up Lebanon visit with prayers at site of Beirut port blast
Capping off symbolic three-day visit, the Pontiff urged Lebanese unity and the pursuit of peace and justice.