Ancient Tyre Bears Scars of Modern Conflict
Tyre, one of the world's oldest cities in Lebanon, has been severely damaged by ongoing conflict, leaving the historic metropolis scarred.
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Ukrainian drone attacks resumed in Moscow hours after a CIA director's visit, marking an intensification of aerial warfare. The strikes reflect Ukraine's expanded targeting strategy and willingness to risk civilian casualties.
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Canada pledges C$350M air defense package to Ukraine amid Zelenskyy visit
Canada has agreed to provide C$350 million in air defense support to Ukraine during President Zelenskyy's visit, as the country seeks additional military assistance against Russian aggression.
Houthis seize strategic Red Sea ports, threatening global shipping routes
Iran-backed Houthi militants have captured the port city of Mokha and Perim Island in the Red Sea, controlling key chokepoints on vital global shipping routes and escalating regional tensions.
US Diesel Prices Surge Past $6 a Gallon Amid Iran Tensions
US diesel prices have hit a record high above $6 per gallon, driven by geopolitical tensions with Iran disrupting global fuel supplies and raising costs for freight transportation.
'Naza' causa sensación en Venecia con récord de aplausos de directores de 'No Other Land'
El documental 'Naza' de los directores de 'No Other Land' genera conmoción en Venecia con testimonios de inteligencia israelí sobre operaciones en Gaza, logrando un récord de aplausos.
Houthis seize Red Sea island, threatening global oil routes and escalating Iran tensions
Iranian-backed Houthis captured a strategic Red Sea island, their biggest territorial gain in years, threatening critical oil shipping routes and prompting Saudi Arabia to shut down a major pipeline.
Goethe-Institut closes all Russian operations, ending 34 years of cultural presence
Germany's Goethe-Institut, a cultural institution operating in Russia since 1992, must cease operations by September 13 following Moscow's decision to close its three locations in retaliation for Germany's closure of Russian House in Berlin.
Anthropic Reports Houthis Attempted to Use AI for Ballistic Missile Development
Anthropic reported that users in Houthi-held Yemen attempted to leverage its AI model to develop ballistic missiles and biological weapons, prompting the company to block the efforts.
Ukraine Strikes Russian Energy Infrastructure in Deepest Drone Attacks Yet
Ukrainian drones conducted a major barrage attack on Russian targets including an Ozon warehouse in Saratov and oil refinery facilities in the Volga region, demonstrating expanded strike capabilities.
US Makes Strait of Hormuz Progress as Iran Tensions Persist
The US has made progress reopening the Strait of Hormuz, though broader Iran tensions remain unresolved. The strategic waterway's status reflects ongoing geopolitical friction.
Ukraine's Drone Arsenal Reshapes Modern Warfare Strategy
Ukraine has developed remotely controlled drone systems and autonomous weapons using Starlink technology, marking a significant shift in modern warfare tactics amid ongoing conflict.
Houthi rebels seize strategic Mokha port, tightening grip on Red Sea shipping
Iran-backed Houthi rebels have taken control of Yemen's port of Mokha, a strategically vital location near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait that influences Red Sea shipping routes.
Massive fire destroys migrant shelters in Ceuta, hundreds evacuated
A massive fire destroyed dozens of migrant shelters in Ceuta, Spain, forcing hundreds to flee. Authorities reported no casualties and are investigating if the fire was deliberately set.
9/11 Conspiracy Theories Weaponized by Mainstream US Politicians
Twenty-five years after 9/11, conspiracy theories about the attacks have moved from fringe communities into mainstream politics, amplified by social media, political leaders, and declining trust in institutions.
Israeli Film 'NAZA' Draws 25-Minute Ovation at Biennale for Gaza Documentation
An Israeli-made film titled NAZA confronting Israel's actions in Gaza received a 25-minute standing ovation at the Biennale, highlighting how Israeli filmmakers have greater access to tell stories compared to Palestinian counterparts.
BRICS Unity Tested as Emerging Powers Gather Despite Internal Rifts
BRICS leaders gather in New Delhi despite internal divisions over wars and energy crises, revealing the bloc's fragile cohesion despite expanding membership.
Houthis seize strategic Mokha port as Gaza strike kills four
Iran-backed Houthis seized Yemen's strategic Mokha port, tightening control of Red Sea shipping routes. Separately, an Israeli strike in Gaza killed four people including two children.
Russian screening of Soviet film sparks Taiwan security concerns
A Russian screening of a Soviet-era film has raised alarm in Taiwan, suggesting geopolitical tensions between Russia and Taiwan over cultural messaging.
Gaza prepara la vuelta a clases entre ruinas: 658.000 niños sin acceso a educación
Tres años después de la ofensiva israelí, Gaza intenta reabrir escuelas en tiendas de campaña y edificios destruidos, pero 658.000 niños permanecen sin acceso a educación presencial debido a la pobreza extrema y la devastación.
Algeria severs ties with UAE, closes airspace to Emirati aircraft
Algeria cut diplomatic ties with the UAE and banned Emirati aircraft from its airspace, citing years of 'provocative and hostile acts' including alleged interference in regional conflicts.
Hutíes toman control del puerto estratégico de Moca en el mar Rojo
Los hutíes toman control del puerto estratégico de Moca en el mar Rojo, amenazando las rutas marítimas globales de hidrocarburos e intensificando tensiones regionales con Irán.
Americans recall 9/11: Personal memories of a nation-changing tragedy
BBC interviews Washington residents about their 9/11 memories and how the September 2001 terrorist attacks transformed the nation.
Young Republicans Split From Trump Over Iran War at RNC Convention
Young Republicans are breaking with Trump over potential Iran military action at the RNC Midterm Convention, revealing a significant generational divide within the party.
Indian shares poised to fall as Mideast tensions push crude to $108
Indian shares face sharp declines as Brent crude surges to $108/barrel amid escalating Middle East conflict, threatening Red Sea shipping and India's import-dependent energy sector.