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US, Canada intercept Russian and Chinese jets off Alaska
NORAD says aircraft did not enter sovereign airspace and were not considered a threat.
Taiwan holds war games amid tensions and typhoon: What you need to know
Taiwan's 40th edition of its annual Han Kuang war games tests the island's readiness to repel a Chinese invasion.
Trump blasts Harris as ‘radical’ in first rally since Biden’s exit
Republican claims Harris is a 'radical-left lunatic', as Biden praises VP as 'tough' and 'experienced'.
Key takeaways from Biden’s Oval Office speech on exiting 2024 race
US president says time to 'pass the torch' to younger voices, 'defence of democracy' more important than title.
Boeing finalises plea deal over fatal 737 Max crashes
Aircraft giant to pay $243.6m fine under agreement that is subject to US judge's approval.
As US Congress cheered for Netanyahu, protesters gathered to denounce him
Thousands rally in Washington, DC, to call for end to Gaza war and rebuke the Israeli prime minister as 'war criminal'.
Palestinian weightlifter loses place at Olympics because of Gaza war
A Palestinian weightlifting champion lost his place at the Paris Olympics 2024 because of Israel’s war on Gaza.
UK police officer filmed kicking man in the face
UK police say they are investigating a video of an officer kicking and stamping on a man’s head.
Outrage after British police officer filmed kicking man in the head
Armed officer filmed kicking man prone on the ground of Manchester Airport; shocked onlookers threatened with Tasers.
Canadian wildfires prompt more evacuation orders, air-quality warnings
Hundreds of wildfires are burning in Canada's western provinces of British Columbia and Alberta.
Why does AI pose a huge energy supply problem?
Technology revolution comes with gargantuan power and cooling needs.
Key takeaways from Netanyahu’s speech and the protests outside US Congress
Protests greeted the Israeli prime minister as he gave his fourth address to Congress amid Israel's war in Gaza.
Netanyahu accuses pro-Palestinian protesters of secret Iranian funding
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused pro-Palestinian protesters of being 'useful idiots' funded by Iran.
Hezbollah releases drone video footage of Israeli airbase
The video is a third in a series of videos released by the group to demonstrate its surveillance of Israel.
Argentina beaten 2-1 by Morocco in chaotic opening game at Paris 2024
Argentina are denied draw in Group B football match with Morocco by VAR review two hours after match delayed by trouble.
Netanyahu’s address to Congress ‘highlights Democratic divisions’
Several high-profile Democrats were absent from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to the US Congress.
Canadian women’s football staff sent home from Olympics over drone incident
Canada head coach Bev Priestman apologies to New Zealand, says spying scandal does not represent team's 'values'.
Pro-Palestine activists release maggots at Israeli delegation hotel
Pro-Palestine activists say they released maggots inside the US hotel of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
At least 15 killed, dozens missing after boat capsizes off Mauritania
The boat carrying 300 people had left The Gambia and capsized near Nouakchott, according to UN migration agency.
Japan protests Russia ban on 13 business executives, including Toyota head
On Tuesday Russia's foreign ministry said it had permanently banned 13 Japanese people over Tokyo's sanctions.