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Several U.S. soldiers are resigning because of the war in Iran, while Ukraine is simultaneously suffering from a shortage of Patriot missiles, which is being exacerbated by the same conflict.
Following a widespread power outage in Berlin, the government reimbursed hotels 900,000 euros for providing accommodations to those affected.
A clandestine separatist splinter group held an armed press conference to denounce the autonomy bill being considered by Parliament and to threaten residents who are not native to the island.
A Los Angeles judge sentenced a man to life in prison plus seven years for stabbing another passenger on a Metro bus in 2023, calling it a hate crime.
Attorneys say friends of 18-year-old Nolan Wells will return to Horn Island to continue investigating his death amid ongoing threats to investigators.
Former Guerrero state governor detained on charges of destroying evidence related to the 2014 abduction of 43 students.
The talks, overseen by Washington, exclude opposition figure Maria Corina Machado and focus on the response to the June earthquake as well as a political transition.
A 60-day agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz without tolls is under final review, with US and Iranian officials indicating a deal could be announced within days.
The suspect allegedly planned the blaze for weeks, built an ignition device, and now faces multiple arson charges after the fire razed homes and displaced thousands.
Argentina's central bank and China's central bank extended a $19 billion currency swap line for five years, defying US calls to abandon the arrangement.
Only two bodies have been identified so far among the 82 recovered by the Civil Guard since the mass arrival of migrants a week ago.
Uganda's defense ministry approves troop deployment for a Gaza stabilization mission, while Trump's Board of Peace awards its first construction contract for a Moroccan military outpost.
Kyiv struck two refineries on Russian territory. In Kramatorsk, in eastern Ukraine, an evacuation order was issued due to Russian airstrikes.
dierk schaefer / CC BY 2.0Police removed the detonator and disarmed the drone, leading to an overnight flight suspension and a probe that examined a possible second device.
Itamaraty justifies its decision citing "insults" by Argentine President Javier Milei toward President Lula; Argentina denies ideological motives and calls for the return of the Brazilian representative
Israeli prosecutors filed a rare reckless manslaughter charge against settler Yinon Levi for the July 2025 killing of activist Awdah Hathaleen in the West Bank.
Iran and Oman finalize coordinates for a new shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz, while a tanker reports two explosions nearby; the US was not involved in the agreement.
Device was found near a Ukrainian cargo plane
Washington has imposed sanctions on five Cuban state entities and eight Cuban officials, including the defense minister, for their role in arms purchases and international military cooperation.