- — About 600 North Korean soldiers killed in war in Ukraine, lawmakers say
- South Korean lawmakers provide update on estimated casualties following briefing by countrys intelligence agency.
- — ‘Sense of fear’: Harvard reports find anti-Jewish and anti-Muslim bias
- Harvard president says students report being pushed to the periphery of campus life over their identities and beliefs.
- — Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,161
- These are the key events on day 1,161 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
- — US begins prosecuting migrants for breaching ‘military zone’ near border
- The court filings follow a decision to designate a strip of border land in New Mexico as a national defence area.
- — Cuba re-arrests two high-profile dissidents after Vatican prisoner release
- Jose Daniel Ferrer and Felix Navarro had been released earlier this year as part of a deal brokered by Pope Francis.
- — Fall of Saigon: Children of Vietnam’s war refugees reconcile a painful past
- Younger generation of Vietnamese make peace with history and identity on the 50th anniversary of war ending in Vietnam.
- — Trump marks tumultuous first 100 days in office with rally in Michigan
- President pledges to bring jobs to US in achievement speech, as tariff policies continue to cause economic disruption.
- — Pakistan minister warns of possible Indian military strike in 24-36 hours
- Islamabad says will ‘decisively respond’ to any military action as tensions with New Delhi soar after Kashmir attack.
- — PSG beat Arsenal 1-0 in Champions League semifinal first leg
- Paris Saint-Germain striker Ousmane Dembele hands his side advantage over Arsenal in Champions League semifinal.
- — ‘Tearing down’: What drives Trump’s foreign policy?
- Motivated by grievances against allies and foes, US president is tearing down the modern global order, analysts say.
- — ‘Power cuts are normal here’ AJ followers react to Europe blackout
- Parts of Europe were brought to a halt on Monday after a power cut lasted for almost one day.
- — Canada’s Liberals to form minority gov’t after election dominated by Trump
- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to seek support of smaller party after falling three seats short of majority.
- — Mark Carney’s Liberals will form Canada minority government, CBC projects
- Public broadcaster says Liberals will fall short of majority after winning election race dominated by Trumps threats.
- — Mark Carney’s Liberals will form minority government, CBC projects
- Public broadcaster says Liberals will fall short of majority after winning election race dominated by Trumps threats.
- — Israel releases Gaza paramedic who survived deadly attack
- Palestinian ambulance driver Assaad al-Nassasra, who survived an Israeli attack that killed 15 medics, has been freed.
- — What will Mark Carney’s victory mean for Canada-US ties?
- Liberal leader overcomes a 25-point polling deficit to keep the party in power for its fourth consecutive term.
- — UN Secretary-General: Two-state solution ‘near a point of no return’
- UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says a two-state solution is “at risk of dwindling to the point of disappearance."
- — At least three killed in Sweden shooting: Police
- Police say a murder investigation has been launched after deadly shooting in Swedish city of Uppsala.
- — At least 22 people killed in restaurant fire in northeast China
- Three others were injured in blaze that engulfed a multi-storey building in Liaoyang, authorities say.
- — Israel releases Gaza paramedic who survived deadly attack on health workers
- Assaad al-Nassasra freed from detention after surviving Israeli massacre of 15 Palestinian medics in Rafah.
- — Amazon allegedly mulls displaying Trump tariff costs: Report
- The White House calls the decision ‘hostile’ as the e-commerce giant denies any proposal is under consideration.
- — Donald Trump’s 100-day report card
- Donald Trump’s second term began with a blitz of executive orders. Here’s what he’s done in 100 days.
- — 100 days in 100 seconds: Trump’s frenetic start to his second term
- From tariffs and trade to immigration and foreign policy, it’s been a chaotic first 100 days in office for Donald Trump.
- — Japan, Philippines pledge to deepen security ties amid China tensions
- Japans Ishiba and Philippiness Marcos meet in Manila as nations confront Chinas assertiveness in South China Sea.
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