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‘Red alert’: Chile issues tsunami warning after coastal 7.4 earthquake
The quake also struck off the Argentinian coast; Chile's warning is for areas in southernmost Magallanes region.
US says war set to run on as Ukraine prepares to ratify minerals deal
Washington-Kyiv deal absolves Ukraine of past ‘debt’ for aid, but does not give security guarantees.
Drone attack on Gaza ‘Freedom Flotilla’ ship
Aid workers trying to deliver supplies to Gaza are stranded on a burning ship in the middle of the sea.
German security service designates far-right AfD as ‘extremist’
Classification opens way for surveillance of party and is likely to revive discussion of a ban.
Harrods, M&S hit by cyberattack: What happened, who’s behind it?
A hacking group called Scattered Spider is believed to be behind the reported ransomware attack on Marks & Spencer.
Radical-right Reform party makes gains in UK elections
Leader Nigel Farage, a Trump ally, hopes to position anti-immigration party as significant political force in UK.
How accurate is the movie ‘Conclave’ on electing a new pope?
The film 'does a fair job' - but we have some notes.
Knicks’ Brunson helps seal series against Pistons, Clippers sink Nuggets
New York Knicks' Jalen Brunson hits late trey to seal series against Detriot Pistons; LA Clippers beat Denver Nuggets.
Red Cross warns Gaza aid effort on ‘verge of collapse’ amid Israel blockade
ICRC says Israel has 'obligation' to meet the needs of Palestinians struggling to survive.
‘Everyone lives in fear’: Voices of Kashmir after deadly Pahalgam attack
As tensions soar between India and Pakistan, Kashmiris are caught between fear and uncertainty.
Sixth form sector at 'breaking point', says head
Dominic Burke says staff at his school are "working harder and class sizes are going up".
Australia election 2025: Results, what polls say and what’s at stake?
Here are the issues dominating the federal elections and which party is leading in the polls.
Trump orders funding cuts for US public broadcasters PBS, NPR
White House accuses outlets of using public money to spread 'woke propaganda' as alarm raised on media freedom.
Hong Kong ex-lawmaker describes ‘Kafka-esque’ prison experience
Claudia Mo says she read more than 300 books and brushed up on her French while in prison.
Drones hit ‘Freedom Flotilla’ Gaza aid ship in international waters
Freedom Flotilla Coalition demands Israel answer to violations including blockade and 'bombing of our civilian vessel'.
Mike Waltz “never pivoted [to Trump’s] America First agenda”
Charles Kupchan says Donald Trump replaced Mike Waltz because he didn’t align with the MAGA base.
South Korea appoints new acting leader as ex-PM enters election race
Han Duck-soo declares candidacy in June 3 election to replace impeached ex-president Yoon Suk-yeol.
Gaza aid ship on fire after reported drone attack
An aid ship heading to Gaza has sent out a distress signal after crew members say it was hit in a drone attack.
Palestine the world’s most dangerous place for journalists, RSF says
US President Donald Trump overseeing 'troubling deterioration' in press freedom in US, Reporters Without Borders says.
Israel strikes near Syria’s presidential palace, issues warning over Druze
Israel has ramped up attacks on Syria following a week of sectarian violence against the Druze community.