Palestinian newborns starving in Gaza as infant formula runs out
Mothers fill bottles with water, whatever food they can find as Israel's blockade continues to fuel starvation crisis.
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US court says man with defibrillator can be executed despite concerns
Tennessee's Supreme Court says Byron Black's execution can proceed over worries a medical device may prolong his death.
Microsoft accuses Russia’s FSB of using malware against foreign embassies
Microsoft says cyber-espionage campaign 'poses high risk' to foreign embassies, diplomats and other groups in Moscow.
Family speaks out after Trump said Jeffrey Epstein ‘stole’ Virginia Giuffre
Giuffre's relatives call on the US president's administration to release further information about the Epstein case.
Inside Israel’s role in the killings at Gaza’s food aid sites
Over a thousand Palestinians have been killed at food distribution sites since May, fuelling international outcry.
Refugee and migrant crossings to UK hit record high by end of July
More than 25,000 people have crossed the English Channel to the UK in 2025, the highest total this early in the year.
China flooding kills dozens, including 31 trapped at elderly care home
Official says 'contingency plan had flaws' as torrential rains, floods kill disabled seniors near Beijing.
Lebanon’s President Aoun reiterates calls for Hezbollah to disarm
Despite US pressure, Hezbollah has rejected calls for its disarmament.
What legal tests are Donald Trump’s tariffs facing?
US courts assessing Trump's tariff authority and reliance on 1977 emergencies act amid constitutional power debate.
Syria wants Russia ‘by our side’ in new government’s first Moscow visit
Syria's new rulers have decided to take a pragmatic approach, despite Russia's support for previous president.
Myanmar ends state of emergency before planned elections
General Min Aung Hlaing to lead an 11-member commission to supervise the elections, expected in December.
Swedish man gets life term over 2015 burning killing of Jordanian pilot
Court finds Osama Krayem guilty of 'serious war crimes and terrorist crimes' over ISIL killing of Muath al-Kassasbeh.
Ukraine parliament votes to restore anticorruption agencies after protests
Ukraine's government faced pressure from protesters and foreign backers after attempt to take power from agencies.
Tsunami warnings lifted across the Pacific allowing millions to return home
Japan reports one death during coastal evacuation but cancels warning across the country by Thursday afternoon.
Who has a deal, who doesn’t? The state of play on eve of Trump’s tariffs
There is just a day to go before US president launches sweeping global tariffs.
Tariff wars: Has Donald Trump killed the WTO?
In the wake of Trump’s global trade war, can the World Trade Organization reclaim its role as guardian of free trade?
Fires and destruction as missile attacks rattle Ukraine’s capital
Missile strikes on Kyiv leave six dead, including a child, and injure 82 as fires engulf the capital overnight.
Russia kills six in drone, missile strikes on Ukraine’s Kyiv: Zelenskyy
Rescue teams search for people under the rubble after at least 52 people are wounded.
South Korea experiences most sweltering nights in July in history
At least 16 people have died from heat-related illnesses in South Korea this year, according to health authorities.
Lithuanian Prime Minister Paluckas resigns following protests
Paluckas, who became prime minister last year, has faced media attention around his business dealings.