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A Russian military intelligence officer has departed Japan after a Times report said he used an Aeroflot office in Tokyo as part of an espionage operation.

A New York Times account follows one veteran-journalist back to Afghanistan, where he sought out a former Taliban commander he once fought, hoping for answers and closure.

An online uproar over a renamed summer festival has become a window into deeper unease in the South about the rapid spread of data centers and what they mean for local

A Palestinian man’s return after his family had already held a funeral underscores the agony in Gaza, where thousands remain missing and many families still lack answers.

A Guardian fan account says the tournament brought joy and atmosphere to host cities, even as high ticket prices and wider political worries remained hard to

Two Chinese tech firms say their AI models scored 100% on this year’s International Mathematical Olympiad, marking a new milestone in machine reasoning.

Al Jazeera says new earthen barrier construction in Gaza has heightened Palestinian concern that Israel may be trying to lock in a permanent split across the

The claim comes as American strikes on Iran escalate tensions across the region, with the Red Sea once again emerging as a possible flashpoint for

Najwa’s physical injuries are only part of the story: after an air strike killed her daughter, she faces a long and fragile recovery in Gaza.

Lebanon and Israel will meet again in Italy on Aug. 4 as US-brokered talks continue over Israeli withdrawals, Lebanese army deployments and the future of Hezbollah’s disarmament.

Fire crews in Spain and France are battling serious blazes as another heat surge strains southern Europe, while officials warn the risk remains high.

The Republican-led House approved a $1.15 trillion defence package with provisions expanding US-Israel military cooperation, but the bill still faces a difficult Senate path.

Mary Lovely argues that more cars assembled in America do not, by themselves, prove tariffs are working, as AI and China reshape manufacturing competition.

Fresh explosions reported in several Iranian cities as Washington and Tehran trade threats, while Houthis are said to have targeted two Saudi oil

Tesla's second-quarter profit fell short of expectations even as revenue increased, with investors pushing the stock lower after hours as the company leans further into AI and robotics investment.

A reported attack that killed three US soldiers in Jordan underscores how Iran-linked strikes continue to carry real force as the confrontation with Washington

The House passed a large Pentagon funding bill and a separate budget step that could help Republicans push ahead on war funding and other priorities.

The Trump administration has signed a nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia that could give U.S. firms priority in reactor and fuel contracts worth billions over