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300 Flights Cancelled Over Issues With UK Air Traffic Control System
Heathrow, Stansted and City airports in London, as well as airports in Manchester, Birmingham, Scotland and elsewhere in the UK, said the technical issue was causing some disruptions.
"They Knew": Zohran Mamdani Says New York Didn't Disclose 9/11 Air Toxicity
The release comes ahead of the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001, attacks that killed 2,977 people, in the United States, mostly from the collapse of the Twin Towers in New York.
'Matter Between Them': India On Row Over Hindu Group's Eiffel Tower Visit
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal was responding to questions regarding reports that the female employees were 'removed' from the Eiffel Tower premises during a visit by the Hindu religious group.
India, Bangladesh Edge Closer To Restarting Cross-Border Trains
The Inter-Governmental Railway Meeting is an annual bilateral forum where railway authorities and ministry representatives from both countries meet to discuss and decide on cross-border train operations, rail infrastructure projects and freight transit.
Israel Closes British Consulate Over West Bank Settlement Sanctions
Israel said it would also expel British diplomats at a centre monitoring the US-brokered ceasefire plan in Gaza and bar British training for Palestinian Authority forces, as well as banning 12 British officials from visiting Israel.
Trump, Putin Hold "Extremely Frank" Phone Call After US Envoys Visit Moscow
The conversation lasted for an hour, Kremlin spokesperson Yuri Ushakov told reporters.
MMA Fighter To Face Chimpanzee In One-On-One Fight On 9/11: Report
In his video announcing the fight, Johnson said that he believes he can defeat a chimpanzee.
12 Countries Impose Trade Sanctions On Israeli Settlements In West Bank
Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, and Sweden also plan to limit trade with the settlements, the nations' foreign ministers said in a joint statement.
Helicopter Carrying 5, Including Medical Staff, Crashes In Malaysia
Malaysia's Health Minister Dzulkefly Ahmad in a statement said initial information showed a pilot and four ministry staff were aboard, among them a medical officer, an assistant medical officer, and two nurses.
Video: Houthis Lay Waste To Saudi Weapons Trucks, Riyadh Vows Response
According to the Yemen News Agency, the missiles were "locally manufactured" and that the Houthis surveilled Saudi camps and troops at Al-Wadi'ah camp and found a large number of vehicles with ammunition and weapons.
China Denies Arming Russia, But Report Points To Drone-Material Shipments
The documents show that the material, known as polyacrylonitrile (PAN) precursor, was listed under a customs code normally used for civilian synthetic fibres such as nylon and polyester.
UN Map Shows Arunachal, Aksai Chin As Separate Regions Between India, China
The United Nations General Assembly last week adopted an African Union-backed resolution titled "Correct the Map," calling for more accurate and equitable cartographic representation of the world's regions, particularly Africa.
US Plans To Shrink Middle East Military Footprint After Iran War: Report
The US has kept a large military and intelligence presence in the Middle East for more than 20 years.are
Indian-Origin US Citizen Claims He Was Detained At US Border After Greenland Holiday
Neal Bakshi, the son of Indian immigrants, was born and raised in the US and is an American citizen.
Thieves Steal Artworks Worth $10 Million From France's Renoir Museum
Renoir Museum's collection includes objects and furniture that belonged to Renoir, including his easel and wheelchair, as well as portraits, landscapes, and nudes painted by the artist.
UAE Warned Netanyahu Of Hamas Plans Days Before October 2023 Attack: Report
During a 45-minute call, the Emirati ruler reportedly asked Netanyahu to take the threat seriously, expressing concern that any such attack could not only lead to bloodshed but also destabilise the entire region and undermine the Abraham Accords.
73 Injured In Houthi Attack On Saudi Arabia's Airports, Aramco Oil Sites
The Iran-backed rebels said they hit Abha International Airport, King Khalid air base and facilities belonging to state-owned oil giant Aramco in Abha and Jizan, near their shared border.
'World's Factory' Doesn't Need Workers Anymore? Inside China's Job Crisis
Once considered the world's factory, China built its economy on manufacturing and exporting. Today, work is being automated, leaving workers jobless.
OpenAI Scientist Warns Of Risks As AI Systems Become More Powerful
OpenAI Chief Scientist Jakub Pachocki said AI systems are becoming capable of doing tasks that were once considered highly difficult for machines.
Worker Dragged Into Water, Killed By Crocodile At Papua New Guinea Wildlife Park
A worker has died after being attacked by a crocodile inside a fenced enclosure at Adventure Park in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea on Saturday.
News from Arabic Countries
Qatar responds to Netanyahu’s ‘hostile state’ remark
Qatar has responded to Benjamin Netanyahu’s claims that it’s a 'hostile state'.
Women and children remain trapped in Syria’s Roj camp
Women and children remain trapped in Syria’s Roj camp
Renoir paintings worth $10.5 million missing after museum heist
A pre-dawn break-in at the Renoir Museum in southern France saw thieves seize four paintings
Yemen’s war is back: A new battle for Sanaa and the Red Sea
This phase of the war could be the start of another protracted conflict rather than a decisive campaign, say analysts.
Photos: Palestinians rebuild Gaza’s ruins with mud bricks, scrap
Over 90 percent of Gaza lies in ruins, forcing thousands to rebuild homes with limited resources like mud and rubble.
Nicaragua urges ICJ to reject Germany’s bid to throw out Gaza genocide case
Nicaragua maintains that German arms exports to Israel facilitated Gaza genocide as Germany's tries to halt the case.
US won’t join UK ban on trade with illegal Israeli settlements
Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the US will ‘obviously not’ follow the UK in sanctioning illegal Israeli settlements
‘A bit too late, but important’: UK bans goods from Israeli settlements
The UK has announced a ban on the import of all goods produced by illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.
Israeli strikes devastate homes, displace families across Gaza
Israeli strikes hit several areas across Gaza, destroying homes in Khan Younis and sending thick smoke over Bureij camp.
Bombardier defends US manufacturing amid Trump’s aviation sales threat
Bombardier defends its US presence, stating its planes already feature components made in Texas and California.
Israeli strikes transform Lebanese city into ghost town
Nabatieh, once southern Lebanon’s economic centre, is now a ghost town as Israel intensifies attacks.
UK sanctions on Israeli settlements a ‘seismic’ shift says Albanese
UN expert Francesca Albanese calls UK sanctions on Israeli settlements a ‘seismic shift’ after years of UK ‘complicity’.
Israeli academia accused of systemic apartheid against Palestinians
A legal report exposes how Israeli universities use a dual-track disciplinary system to target Palestinian students.
LIVE: Real Madrid vs Inter Milan – UEFA Champions League
Follow our live build-up and text commentary stream coverage as Kylian Mbappe and Jude Bellingham star for Real.
Maldives asks UK to reopen sovereignty talks over Chagos Islands
Chagos Islands should not be handed over to Mauritius, president of Maldives says in letter to UK's prime minister.
Hungary expels 10 Russian diplomats, Moscow promises harsh response
Russia promises 'harsh and painful' response following Hungary's expulsion of its diplomats.
What is BAPS, the Hindu group whose demands led to Eiffel Tower closure?
The Eiffel Tower closed after workers protested the sidelining of women during the BAPS visit.
The shift in British policy on Israel is palpable
But progress could be threatened if there is a new more diplomatic government in Israel.
Jerusalem Daily: UK announces sanctions on Israeli settlement goods
The UK’s foreign secretary has announced a ban on trade with goods from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.
EU condemns Serbia’s ministers for attending funeral of war criminal Mladic
EU leaders condemn Serbian officials' presence at Ratko Mladic's funeral as a failure to confront past war crimes.
UK imposes ban on goods from Israeli settlements in occupied West Bank
The UK has announced a trade ban on goods made in illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.
UK bans goods from Israeli West Bank settlements: What that really means
Foreign Minister Ed Miliband said the ban represents a 'comprehensive reset' of the UK's policy on Israel.
FIFA accused of ‘abusive conduct’ over women’s football calendar in Europe
European Leagues body first filed complaint to the European Commission to protect men's players in October 2024.
The Tempe 57: A father’s fight for justice after Greece’s worst train crash
An immigrant father who lost his son in the 2023 Tempe train crash leads a protest movement in his search for justice.
Yemen’s reignited war fuels a new wave in child recruitment
Yemeni government and Houthi forces are engaged in a new round of fighting.