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US Marines on Tuesday boarded a commercial ship in the Arabian Sea that was suspected of trying to violate the American blockade of Iranian ports, the US military said. The M/V Blue Star III was rele...
The loss of tropical rainforests eased last year, according to new analysis, but scientists warn they are still disappearing rapidly.
It has been nearly two months, but Rabih Khreiss still has trouble recognising his new life. The father-of-nine could once put food on the table through his car workshop in southern Lebanon, but is...
Almost all of Europe experienced above-average heat in 2025, a year that broke records for wildfires, sea temperatures and heatwaves as climate change worsens, EU scientists and the World Meteorolo...
Social media is all abuzz over a video shot in Paris over the weekend. It was posted by a cyclist who found his bike parked in front of the Louvre Museum… colonised by a swarm of tens of thousands of...
We discuss the harrowing incident at the centre of Marta Bergman's poignant new film, as critic Manon Kerjean tells us why "The Silent Run" is a powerful, haunting take on the terrifying scenarios th...
Mali's military leader on Tuesday made his first public appearance since unprecedented large-scale weekend attacks destabilised his ruling junta, visiting the wounded and meeting the ambassador of ke...
Athletes from both countries will compete without national flags, anthems, logos or uniforms in World Boxing events.
Russia says the annual commemoration of Soviet victory in World War Two will not feature military vehicles or cadets.
The Irish government has announced further fuel supports for a number of sectors after nationwide protests in recent weeks.
Government says it will oversee the administrative functions of Sri Lanka Cricket until reforms are implemented.
Much-needed rain is bringing life back to the ancient ecosystem of the Huwaizah Marshes, after years of devastation.
Last year, the Election Commission of India launched a "Special Intensive Revision", or SIR, describing it as an exercise to eliminate duplicate or deceased voters. So far, 13 states and federally ad...
As applause fades and banquet plates are cleared, it's up to politicians to build on Charles's historic trip.
Experts predict Iran could gradually scale back oil production if the US naval blockade of Hormuz persists.
A Times investigation shows how the U.S. and Canadian mints ended up buying gold that came from a Colombian drug cartel.
Immune to jamming and invisible to radar, the low-cost drones are piercing through Israel’s multibillion-dollar systems.
The US president has railed against Iran's proposal on Truth Social as uncertainty over the fragile ceasefire grows.
Russia launched at least 19 attacks on the Donetsk region and 833 across the Zaporizhia region, authorities say.
Israeli strike kills five family members in Lebanon