UN Chief Condemns Israeli Seizure of East Jerusalem Training Centre
UN Secretary-General condemns Israeli entry into UNRWA Kalandia Training Centre in East Jerusalem, demanding withdrawal and return of premises.
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Kites vanish from Gaza skies as parents fear Israeli strikes
Palestinian parents in Gaza are smashing or hiding kites after Israel threatened strikes over kite launches toward its territory.
Iran and Oman Still Negotiating Strait of Hormuz Deal, Tehran Source Says
Iran and Oman continue talks on a Strait of Hormuz agreement, with Tehran accusing Washington of obstruction.
Czech farms cull cattle as drought drives feed costs to record highs
Czech farmers are cutting cattle herds as an exceptional drought shrinks feed supplies and sends hay prices soaring.
Norway trims gas exports ahead of winter as fields undergo maintenance
Norway's gas exports will drop about 20% through September due to planned maintenance, with a separate field outage lasting until February.
Zelenskyy Visits Frontline, Hails Oleksandrivka Counteroffensive as Historic
President Zelenskyy visited the Oleksandrivka front, thanked troops for a historic counteroffensive, and said Ukraine is in close contact with the US to bring peace closer.
Nepal-Tibet Border Flash Flood Kills 95, Hundreds Missing
A flash flood on the Nepal-Tibet border has killed at least 95 people, with hundreds of tourists and locals missing. Rescue operations are ongoing.
Trump says time to teach Canada a trade lesson after talks collapse
Trump says it's time to teach Canada a lesson after trade talks broke down, with both sides imposing matching tariffs.
Typhoon Narra Floods Guangxi, Triggering Mass Evacuations in Chongzuo
Typhoon Narra has caused severe flooding in Guangxi, China, with water levels in Chongzuo hitting a 70-year high and over 22,000 people evacuated.
No Tesla Recall in Europe for Now, Dutch Regulator Says
Dutch regulator RDW says no Tesla recall in Europe currently, but is monitoring door-opening safety concerns after China's record recall.
Merz vows 1% growth next year as coalition pushes back on infighting claims
Chancellor Merz pledges at least 1% GDP growth in 2026, citing reforms and better data, as coalition leaders deny internal friction.
Canada Hits Back With $20 Billion in Retaliatory Tariffs as Trade War Deepens
Canada imposed retaliatory tariffs on $20 billion of US goods, escalating the trade war and threatening a key alliance.
Prince Harry and Meghan return to UK for a fresh start
Prince Harry and Meghan have arrived in the UK, planning to settle in Britain with their children after six years in California.
Palestinian American says settlers remain despite West Bank military zone
A Palestinian American homeowner in the West Bank says Israeli troops haven't removed settlers from a hillside near his besieged home.
In Gaza's chaos, music classes give children a voice of hope
Amid displacement and hardship, music classes in Gaza offer children psychological support and a renewed sense of hope.
Inquest Opens Into Death of Former Cambridge Professor Jason Arday
A London coroner has opened an inquest into the death of Jason Arday, the former Cambridge professor who died days after resigning amid plagiarism and credential disputes.
Himalayan Floods Kill Nine, Hundreds Missing on Nepal-Tibet Border
At least nine dead, hundreds missing after floods hit Nepal-Tibet border; suspected quake-triggered avalanche.
ICC President Urges Japan to Help Defuse Sanctions Standoff With US
ICC President Tomoko Akane calls on Japan to help de-escalate tensions after US sanctions, vowing the court will continue its work.
AfD's Siegmund seeks historic state premiership in Saxony-Anhalt
Ulrich Siegmund, 35, could become the AfD's first state premier as Saxony-Anhalt votes on September 6.
Pro-Russian Hackers Claim Major Cyberattack on Norway's Public Services
Pro-Russian hackers claim a three-day cyberattack on Norway's public digital services, calling it 'cyber war' after Oslo's Ukraine support.