France Seizes Russia-Linked Oil Tanker Tied to Iran Magnate
France detained a Russia-linked oil tanker in the Atlantic, with Kremlin comparing it to piracy. The Tagor, linked to Iranian magnate, was seized for sanctions-busting.
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Trump admin freezes $1.8B fund for allies amid legal battle
The Trump administration agrees to temporarily freeze a $1.8 billion compensation fund critics call a 'slush fund' for political allies, amid reports the plan may be scrapped.
Trump Says Iran Talks Moving Fast Despite War Threats
US President Donald Trump says talks with Iran are moving rapidly, even as Tehran threatens to widen the war by blocking the Strait of Hormuz and activating other fronts amid escalating Lebanon conflict.
Israel, Hezbollah Clash Despite US Truce Deal
Israel and Hezbollah clashed overnight despite Trump's announcement of a ceasefire ahead of US-hosted talks. Netanyahu casts doubt on the truce as fighting continues in Lebanon.
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Trump Sets New Iran Deal Deadline Amid Tensions
Donald Trump has revealed a timeframe for a US-Iran deal to extend the ceasefire and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, as tensions escalate with Iran threatening to block the waterway.
Colombia Runoff: Pro-Trump Lawyer vs Leftist Senator
Colombia's presidential runoff pits hard-right Trump fan Abelardo de la Espriella against leftist Ivan Cepeda after a tight first round, amid accusations of electoral tampering and deep political divisions.
Teen Mistaken for Deer Shot by Drunk Hunters in Siberia
A 17-year-old boy was shot dead by allegedly drunk hunters in Siberia who mistook him for a deer. The three suspects have been arrested and face murder charges.
Men Filming Abuse of Sedated Women: Why and How to Stop
An investigation reveals widespread online communities where men share videos of sedated women being abused. Experts explain the motivations and potential solutions.
Cities Make It Rain More Often, But Less Than Satellites Suggest
New research reveals urban areas see more frequent rain events, but satellite data may overestimate trends due to changing observation methods.
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Trees Cool Cities 18°C, But Design Matters Most
New research shows trees can reduce urban heat by up to 18°C, but layered vegetation with shrubs and ground cover works better. In humid cities like Hong Kong, dense planting may backfire.
Israeli Forces Seize Lebanon's Crusader Castle Beaufort
Israeli forces have captured Beaufort Castle, a 12th-century Crusader fortress in Lebanon, marking the deepest incursion into the country in over 25 years. The site has a rich history involving Saladin and the Knights Templar.
Australia's Green Gas Challenge: Billions Spent, Little Progress
Australia has spent billions on renewable gases like green hydrogen and biomethane but has little to show. A new report outlines steps to fix policies and meet emissions targets.
Sudan Volunteers Feel Ignored as World Focuses on Other Crises
Local responders in Sudan say the international community overlooks their crisis. Despite three years of war, genocide, and famine, funding and protection remain scarce, leaving volunteers exhausted and at risk.
Fast Food Nation Predicted Chronic Illness Epidemic
A quarter century after Eric Schlosser's exposé, a GP reflects on how the fast-food industry's true costs have fueled today's chronic disease crisis, from ultra-processed foods to monopoly power.
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Ebola Outbreak Spreads Beyond Africa: Global Response
The latest Ebola outbreak, now the third-largest in history, has spread beyond Africa with suspected cases in Italy and Brazil. Health authorities race to contain the virus as new vaccines are fast-tracked.
Three New Cave Cricket Species Found in Australia
Researchers have discovered three new species of cave crickets in Australia, highlighting the rich biodiversity of cave ecosystems and the importance of formal naming for conservation.
Democrats Eye Congress Control in Key US Midterm Races
As the US midterms approach, Democrats have a chance to flip the House and Senate. Key races in Maine, Texas, and Ohio could decide control of Congress, with Trump's low approval ratings a major factor.
Commonwealth Sues 3M for $2 Billion Over PFAS
The Australian government has launched a $2 billion lawsuit against 3M over PFAS contamination, alleging the company knew about the risks and failed to act.
Paul de Gelder Defies Bull Shark in New Campaign
Paul de Gelder, a shark attack survivor, confronts a bull shark in a powerful new campaign promoting shark conservation and understanding.
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Astronaut Bennell-Pegg Tackles STEM Crisis
Australian astronaut Katherine Bennell-Pegg is leading efforts to address the STEM skills shortage, inspiring students to pursue science and technology careers.
Crispin Hull: Trump's Iran action criminal, Obama deal better
Crispin Hull argues Donald Trump's withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal is a criminal act that undermines global security, contrasting it with the Obama-era agreement.
Rescue for Two Trapped Miners in Laos Cave Grows Perilous
Rescue crews in Laos prepare to search for two missing miners in a flooded cave, as experts warn conditions have become even more dangerous after four survivors escaped.
Massive Fireworks Factory Explosion Rocks Northern Malta
A huge explosion at a fireworks factory in Naxxar, Malta, shattered windows and shook homes. No serious injuries reported, but minor injuries and four cow deaths occurred.
Princess Ingrid Alexandra returns to Norway
Norway's Princess Ingrid Alexandra is returning home from Australia after her mother Crown Princess Mette-Marit's health deteriorated due to chronic pulmonary fibrosis.
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The Guest Review: Refugee Crisis on Poland-Belarus Border
A review of 'The Guest', a documentary exposing the dangers refugees face on the Poland-Belarus border and the compassion of volunteers helping them.
Typhoon Jangmi Threatens Japan; Europe Swelters
Typhoon Jangmi approaches Japan with powerful winds and rain, while southern Australia braces for storms and Spain faces temperatures up to 40C.
Nigeria's Banditry Crisis: Climate, Land Conflicts Fuel Gangs
Climate breakdown, deforestation, and population growth deepen land conflicts in Nigeria's north-west, fueling banditry gangs that kidnap, kill, and rustle cattle. A gang leader denies terrorism, citing family survival.
EasyJet slams 'opportunistic' £3bn takeover bid by US firm
EasyJet rejects a potential £3bn takeover bid from US investment group Castlelake as 'highly opportunistic', citing a temporarily depressed share price due to Middle East tensions.
US World Cup Host Cities Mobilize Against ICE Fears
As the FIFA World Cup nears, immigrant rights groups in US host cities warn visitors of ICE risks, with unions threatening strikes and communities preparing rapid response networks.
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Colombia far-right candidate wins first round vote
Far-right lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella won 43.7% in Colombia's first presidential round, facing leftist Iván Cepeda in a June 21 runoff. President Petro disputed results without evidence.
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