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Heatwave Sweeps Europe, Breaks Temperature Records Across Countries
Scientists said the stifling heatwave would have been virtually impossible without man-made climate change
Australian Man Arrested In Thailand After Teenager's Body Found In Suitcase
Investigators were awaiting the results of a post-mortem examination and "other evidence" in the case before filing charges
Hezbollah Slams Israel-Lebanon Deal, Questions Its Effectiveness
The agreement signed Friday in Washington links Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon to Hezbollah's disarmament, something the group rejects.
Trump Taps Former Trooper Lance Schroyer To Lead Immigration Agency
Trump said on his Truth Social platform that his new pick for the immigration enforcement agency is a former US Marine and a "PATRIOT with real operational experience.
Trump Warns Iran "Won't Exist" After Strikes, Gets "Experience Hell" Reply
The US had struck Iranian missile and drone storage sites and coastal radar positions on Friday, too, after it accused Tehran of attacking a cargo ship that was transiting the Strait of Hormuz.
Challenges That Lie Ahead For The US-Israel-Lebanon Deal
Lebanon and Israel, under US sponsorship, signed an agreement on Friday hoping to end hostilities between them, but experts say it does not guarantee Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon.
Explosion, Gunfire In Pakistan's Karachi, 3 Army Rangers Dead: Local Media
At least two people were injured and taken to the hospital, news agency AFP reported, citing a statement from the Edhi Foundation, which provides emergency assistance in Pakistan.
Many Similarities In Leadership Style: US Envoy Says PM Modi, Trump Think Alike
US Ambassador to India, Sergio Gor dismissed the idea that there are strains in bilateral relations and said that the close personal relationship between both leaders is the cornerstone of India-US ties.
Venezuela Earthquakes May Have Affected Nearly 7 Million People: UN
Entire buildings have crumbled in La Guaira, located to the north of Caracas, following devastating twin tremors of magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 on Wednesday.
MacBook, iPad Price Hikes Only The Beginning: Here's What You May Pay Next
An unprecedented AI data centre boom is triggering a massive $670 billion surge in the global memory market, expanding it to $890 billion by 2026, according to Morgan Stanley.
10,000 Vespas Swarm Rome's Historic Sites To Mark Scooter's 80th Anniversary
Vespa-borne visitors converged on the Eternal City's cobblestone streets to celebrate a brand they likewise view as timeless. If for only a day, Ferrari and Ducati were forgotten as the little Vespa left them in its dust.
Schools In US To Introduce AI-Powered Humanoid Robots As Teaching Partners
While school officials have described the initiative as a step toward the future of learning.
"Playhouse For Predator": Epstein Used 'Fake' Science Office As Prison Escape
The Florida Science Foundation was presented as a legitimate organisation focused on supporting research. But a review by The Telegraph of more than 1,000 documents connected to the company painted a different picture.
Small Aircraft Crashes That Rocked Beijing Over The Past 20 Years
An aircraft about the size of a car flew into the tallest building in Beijing on Friday.
Small Plane Crash At Beijing's Tallest Building Kills Pilot, Injures 13
It was unclear whether the injured were in the building or were hit by debris, but the statement said they were receiving treatment.
"Blatant Violation Of Peace Deal": Iran Slams US After Strikes
Iran has warned vessels not to enter or leave the Gulf through the strait without permission, but ships have continued to move, some using a route not authorised by Tehran.
Oil Tanker Hit By "Unknown Projectile" In Hormuz As Iran, US Exchange Fire
Iran's Revolutionary Guards announced on Saturday that they had attacked American positions in the Gulf after US strikes on Iran.
Venezuela Earthquake Crisis Tests Legitimacy Of Delcy Rodriguez Regime
The earthquakes that struck Venezuela on Wednesday have killed nearly 1,000 people and more than 3,300.
Germany To Decide On Mandatory Military Service Amid Soldier Shortage
Faced with a growing threat from Russia and an unpredictable United States, Berlin is looking to revamp its army and has committed to increase its troop strength to at least 260,000 soldiers -- up from the current 185,000 -- by 2035.
