Norway Bids Farewell to King Harald V at State Funeral
Norway holds a state funeral for King Harald V, attended by European royals and dignitaries, after his death at 89.
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Iran's New Proxy Ring: Houthi-Iraqi Militia Axis Threatens Gulf Stability
Iran is forging a new proxy network in the Gulf, with Houthi militants aiding Iraqi militias in attacks on Saudi oil facilities.
In Ruined Iranian School, Families Mourn Children Killed in US Strike
Grieving relatives gather daily at a bombed Iranian school, remembering the dozens of children and teachers killed in a US airstrike.
Kyiv Couple Marries Hours After Russian Strike Wrecks Their Home
A Russian strike destroyed a Kyiv couple's apartment on their wedding eve; they still married, determined not to let war steal their joy.
Search Underway for 8 Missing Near Erupting Anak Krakatau, Including 5 Journalists
Indonesian rescuers are searching for a boat with 8 aboard, including 5 journalists, missing near the erupting Anak Krakatau volcano.
Singapore PM's Pay to Rise 60%, Keeping City-State's Leaders World's Best-Paid
Singapore raises political salaries by over 60%, keeping its leaders the world's highest-paid. PM Wong will donate his raise.
Modi and Putin Set for Bilateral Talks on BRICS Summit Sidelines
Russian President Putin will visit New Delhi for the BRICS Summit and hold bilateral talks with PM Modi on Friday.
Trump's AI Memes Clash With Reality as Midterms Loom
Trump's Labor Day meme blitz projects omnipotence, but polls show low approval amid inflation and Iran war.
Fetterman's Democratic Support Collapses in Pennsylvania as 2028 Chatter Grows
Sen. John Fetterman's approval among Pennsylvania Democrats has plummeted, while Republicans view him favorably, fueling speculation about his political future.
UK Air Traffic Glitch Grounds Over 1,000 Flights; Air India Issues Travel Alert
A NATS technical fault disrupted over 1,000 UK flights, causing delays and cancellations. Air India diverted and delayed services, advising passengers to check status.
Nairobi’s street acrobats turn gridlock into a stage
In Nairobi, acrobatic troupes perform at traffic lights for tips, turning daily gridlock into an income source for unemployed youth.
Rhode Island Governor Faces Rematch in Democratic Primary
Rhode Island's governor faces a tough primary rematch against Helena Foulkes, with the Washington Bridge project a key issue.
UK flights hit by air traffic glitch; Israel retaliates over settlement sanctions
Hundreds of UK flights were grounded by an air traffic control software failure. Israel retaliated against UK settlement sanctions, and two major business deals emerged.
Rescuers Comb Waters Off Anyer for Journalists Missing After Anak Krakatau Eruption
Indonesian rescuers are searching waters off Anyer for journalists missing after covering the Mount Anak Krakatau eruption.
US Navy Destroys Five Iranian Oil Tankers; IRGC Warns of Retaliation
The US military has sunk five Iranian oil tankers. Iran's IRGC has vowed retaliation, raising fears of wider conflict.
IMF Weighs Pandemic Preparedness Conditions in Congo Bailout Package
The IMF may link DR Congo financing to pandemic preparedness as the Ebola crisis exposes gaps in emergency health funding.
US Announces Import Ban on Canadian Dairy, Alcohol, and Motorcycles
The US will ban imports of Canadian dairy, alcohol, and motorcycles, marking a major step in trade friction between the neighbours.
Rubio: US-Colombia Military Ties Don't Require Troop Presence
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says military cooperation with Colombia is based on training and intelligence, not troop deployment or bases.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard Claims Strike on US Base in Jordan
Iran's IRGC says it struck a US base in Jordan in retaliation for attacks on Iranian tankers.
Australia Downplays US Friction Over Social Media Algorithm Bill
Australia rejects US 'extortion' charge over its social media algorithm bill, insisting ties remain strong ahead of a planned Albanese-Trump meeting.