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What To Know As Israel's Lebanon Incursion In 25 Years Complicates Iran Deal
Israel has warned Lebanese civilians across the south to evacuate or risk being in the line of fire. Lebanese PM on Saturday accused Israel of "implementing a policy of total destruction of cities and towns."
Malaysia Enforces Social Media Ban For Under-16, Platforms Must Verify Age
The rules require social media platforms to implement age-verification systems and block users under 16 from creating accounts. They apply to platforms with at least 8 million users, including Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.
US-Iran war live updates: Iran To Revise Deal Draft After US Changes, Says 'Nothing Final'
US-Iran war live updates: The remark by Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf came as reports suggested US President Donald Trump has sent back a revised, tougher peace proposal
Did Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian Resign Over Disagreement With IRGC? A Fact Check
This added to months of reports claiming tensions between the government and the Islamic Republic's military-security institutions.
US-Iran Nuclear Deal Could Unlock $300 Billion For Tehran: Report
On the nuclear issue, Iran would agree not to develop nuclear weapons, while both sides would later decide the fate of Iran’s uranium stockpile and enrichment activities in a final deal
Arty Banana, Eaten Earlier By Hungry Tourist, Stolen From France Museum
The missing fruit -- which was taped to a wall to form the provocative work by Cattelan called "Comedian" -- was noticed by a guard on Saturday to have gone missing.
Medieval Castle Captured In Israel's Deepest Push Into Lebanon In Decades
The capture of Beaufort castle came after days of airstrikes and intense fighting in nearby villages where Israeli troops fought Hezbollah members.
Video: Huge Explosion Rocks Myanmar Building, Children Among 45 Dead
About 70 other people were injured in the explosion that took place around noon in the village of Kaungtup, in Namhkam township.
Google's 32 Million-Strong Mosquito Army To Fight...Mosquitoes
The technique of sterilising pest insects to control their numbers is not a new one and has been discussed as a chemical-free alternative for decades.
'Destroy More, Get More': Ukraine Turns Drone Warfare Into Video Game
Through its Army of Drones Bonus program, frontline units earn points for verified battlefield achievements
The Night Paris Plunged Into Chaos: Riots, Death, Mayhem Grip City Streets
Paris Saint-Germain retained the Champions League title on Saturday, beating Arsenal 4-3 on penalties in Budapest, but the joy of victory gave way to destruction on the streets of France's capital.
'Uphold Iran's Rights': Top Iranian Negotiator's Condition To Sign US Deal
Iran views sanction relief and the release of its assets frozen in banks abroad as among its key rights to be ensured under any deal with the US.
Video: Russian Forces Use Handheld "Yolka" System To Take Down Drone
The system first came into public attention during Russia’s Victory Day parade in May 2025, when a compact device was seen with a security officer near President Vladimir Putin.
AI Solves 80-Year-Old Math Problem That Stumped Experts For Decades
OpenAI's AI model solved the famous unit distance problem, a question that had challenged mathematicians since 1946
Chinese Missile Likely Downed US F-15 Fighter Jet In Iran: Report
US officials said the equipment could have improved Iran’s ability to track advanced fighter jets like the US F-15E Strike Eagle.
What Trump's Latest Health Checkup Says And What He Needs To Work On
The report showed that his health appears better than what is typically expected for someone his age.
"Coffee" Water, Tunnels As Wide As Pizza, Toxic Air: Inside Perilous Cave Op
The questions outnumbered solutions. Were the miners safe, or even alive? Could they be reached? How would they use regulators, gauges and oxygen tanks, diving equipment they probably would have never seen, let alone used?
Soaring Prices During Iran War Hit Travel To Tourism-dependent Asian Countries
Tourism contributes nearly 13 per cent of gross domestic product in Thailand and nearly nine per cent in Vietnam, and it underpins millions of jobs in Cambodia.
Horses Bolt Through Rome After Policeman Lights Fireworks At Parade Rehearsal
Fireworks set off without permission by a traffic policeman during a latenight rehearsal for Italy's Republic Day parade startled dozens of horses, sending them bolting
