Ukrainian drone attacks resumed in Moscow hours after a CIA director's visit, marking an intensification of aerial warfare. The strikes reflect Ukraine's expanded targeting strategy and willingness to risk civilian casualties.
Russian and Ukrainian forces conducted multiple strikes resulting in at least 14-15 deaths, including attacks on a holiday camp in Russian-held Ukraine and airstrikes on Zaporizhzhia Oblast with over 1,000 strikes in 24 hours.
A civilian bus collided with a security forces vehicle on a Syrian highway, killing 35 people according to the Health Ministry. The accident occurred in central Syria.
Israeli troops conducted mass arrests of Palestinians in a West Bank village following a shootout involving settlers, escalating tensions in the occupied territory.
Gas prices are climbing across California and nationally, with experts warning this surge differs from previous spikes due to geopolitical tensions involving Iran affecting global energy markets.
A Trump-brokered cease-fire with Iran has unraveled, triggering renewed escalation with no clear resolution path. Multiple outlets report the conflict is spiraling amid failed mediation efforts.
Ucrânia afirma ter atingido navios russos transportando equipamento militar do Irã no Mar Cáspio, escalando tensões regionais e provocando ameaças de retaliação iraniana.
Sony's God of War: Laufey receives February release date as major gaming titles compete for platform exclusivity and consumer attention during peak release windows.
Debate sobre possibilidade jurídica de prisão de Benjamin Netanyahu nos EUA levanta questões sobre imunidade diplomática e jurisdição internacional.
A bus collision in Syria has killed 35 people and injured 30 others in a major transportation accident. The incident represents a significant loss of life in the conflict-affected region.
Ukraine has struck Wildberries warehouses, Russia's major e-commerce retailer, bringing economic disruption and the war's impact closer to Russian civilians.
A New York Times correspondent's journey through Iran reveals a society simultaneously defiant and exhausted, balancing despair with resilience amid wartime conditions.
A New York Times correspondent's journey through Iran reveals a society balancing defiance with exhaustion, hope with despair, as citizens navigate wartime conditions across major cities.
Belgian authorities arrested a Canadian intern at NATO military headquarters on suspicion of spying. The woman, described as being of Chinese origin, was detained though authorities have not publicly identified the country she allegedly spied for.
The US conducted military strikes targeting bridges and infrastructure deeper within Iran, marking an escalation in direct military action against Iranian targets.
Um mês após terremotos devastadores na Venezuela, o governo admite até 10 mil mortos e relata 30 mil desaparecidos. Protestos contra presença dos EUA e Israel marcam homenagens às vítimas.
Trump administration signals potential major military escalation against Iran following 13 nights of strikes, though experts question whether such action would achieve strategic objectives.
Despite a historic oil shock and ongoing geopolitical tensions, crude prices remain surprisingly subdued due to a dramatic collapse in global energy demand, confounding market strategists.
Ukrainian attacks killed 2 civilians in Belgorod and struck multiple Wildberries warehouses across Russia, disrupting operations at the major e-commerce platform and affecting regional infrastructure.
A 24-year-old Rohingya footballer is among 500 refugees feared dead after boats capsized en route to Malaysia in late June, fleeing persecution and military violence in Myanmar.
Italy's defence minister has offered an adviser position to Ukraine's ousted counterpart Fedorov, signaling diplomatic support amid personnel changes in Kyiv's defence establishment.
A Canadian intern working at NATO's military headquarters in Belgium has been arrested on suspicion of espionage. The arrest raises concerns about security protocols at the alliance's sensitive facilities.
Russian ballistic strikes hit a drone exhibition near Kyiv, killing at least 10 people. President Zelenskyy warns of additional massive attacks expected within 48 hours.
Swimming classes have resumed in Gaza after three years of conflict, with hundreds of children learning in makeshift pools built from sandbags and rubble, providing crucial psychological relief from trauma and displacement.
BBC investigation reveals illegal hare coursing has become a highly organized crime involving gangs, violence, and intimidation across rural UK. Nearly 9,000 reports in three years show organized criminals using bloodsport for gambling and profit.
