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Isaac Hammouch – Ceuta: The Unanswered Questions Behind the Exodus of Thousands of Moroccans
Thousands of Moroccans attempted to reach the Spanish enclave of Ceuta within hours, under circumstances that continue to raise questions. Between social...
United States and United Arab Emirates Strengthen Strategic Alliance Around Military Artificial Intelligence
Abu Dhabi / Washington – The United States and the United Arab Emirates have officially announced the creation of the first bilateral task force...
US Military Carries Out Heavy Strikes on Iran After Missile Fire at Troops
The US military says it carried out heavy strikes on Iran in response to missiles fired at American forces in the Middle East; officials cite defense of troops.
EU Urges Stronger Border Measures After Ceuta Migrant Crossings
European Commission chief urges urgent action and coordination after recent migrant crossings into Ceuta; EU interior ministers to meet to discuss border management and support.
United States and United Arab Emirates Strengthen Strategic Alliance Around Military Artificial Intelligence
Abu Dhabi / Washington – The United States and...
Aftershocks Continue to Rattle Japan After Deadly Quake; Officials Warn of Stronger Tremors
An earthquake in Japan killed 13 people and triggered over 100 aftershocks. Officials warn further tremors could reach magnitude 7 and urge residents to stay alert.
US launches ‘heavy’ strikes on Iran after attempted attack on American troops
The United States launched what it described as 'heavy' strikes on Iran after an attempted attack on American troops. A brief pause in hostilities ended as both sides resumed missile attacks.
Spain Says About 60,000 Migrants Reached Ceuta in 24 Hours; Prime Minister Calls It an ‘Attack’
Spanish territory of Ceuta reported roughly 60,000 migrant arrivals within 24 hours. Spain's prime minister described the influx as an 'attack' and said illegal migrants would be returned to Morocco.
Trump proposes Monday talks with Iran; Tehran silent
Donald Trump proposed new talks with Iran to start Monday. Tehran has not responded and previous claims of imminent negotiated endings were followed by resumed strikes.
Video Footage Shows Locations Across Kyushu After 28 July Earthquake
Video footage circulated online captures multiple locations across Kyushu after a strong earthquake struck the island on 28 July, with official monitoring agencies cited for updates.
How Israel and Jewish Voters Are Shaping Michigan’s Primaries
Abdul El-Sayed’s pro-Palestinian Senate bid highlights how positions on Israel and Jewish community concerns are influencing multiple Michigan primary races, including districts with small Jewish populations.
UK court convicts Norwegian linked to murder-for-hire scheme tied to Iran-linked network
A UK court has convicted a 19-year-old Norwegian for his role in a murder-for-hire operation ordered by an Iran-linked gang and connected to the sanctioned Foxtrot Network, authorities say.
IDF Reportedly Seizes Land in PA-Run Area to Connect Two Planned West Bank Settlements
The Times of Israel reports the IDF seized land in PA-run Area A of the north-west West Bank to create a link between two planned settlements; separate clashes and arrests were also reported.
Task Force Warns Antisemitism Becoming ‘New Normal’ After Deadly Year for Diaspora Jews
A task force representing major Jewish communities warns antisemitic violence and incidents surged, documenting 20 deaths in 2025 and about 23,000 incidents across seven countries.
Two deaths reported in Michigan amid Cyclospora outbreak linked to lettuce
Michigan health officials confirm two deaths amid a Cyclospora outbreak tied to iceberg lettuce from central Mexico; investigations and public health responses continue.
Low Danube levels force reduced output at Paks and emergency works for Cernavoda
Low water levels on the Danube have curtailed cooling water for nuclear plants: Hungary's Paks ran at about 10% capacity while Romanian authorities used explosives to improve flow to Cernavoda.
Study: NHS checks miss up to 95% of higher‑risk women under 50
A new study warns current NHS checks are failing to identify up to 95% of younger women at elevated breast cancer risk, prompting calls to review screening criteria.
Tierney underlines value as Celtic begin title defence with victory over Dundee
BBC Scotland highlighted Kieran Tierney's influence as Celtic opened their Scottish Premiership title defence with a win over Dundee, noting his defensive and attacking contributions.
Study: NHS checks miss up to 95% of higher‑risk women under 50
A new study warns current NHS checks are failing to identify up to 95% of younger women at elevated breast cancer risk, prompting calls to review screening criteria.
Tierney underlines value as Celtic begin title defence with victory over Dundee
BBC Scotland highlighted Kieran Tierney's influence as Celtic opened their Scottish Premiership title defence with a win over Dundee, noting his defensive and attacking contributions.
Half-price rail travel access extended to those approaching 18
The 16-17 Saver railcard can now be purchased up to the day before a traveller turns 18, maintaining access to half-price fares for young people.
Mechanical shortcut rapidly transports organic particles to the deep ocean, study finds
Researchers identify a physical pathway that transports organic particles swiftly from the surface to the seabed, with implications for carbon storage and challenges for ocean observation strategies.
Half-price rail travel access extended to those approaching 18
The 16-17 Saver railcard can now be purchased up to the day before a traveller turns 18, maintaining access to half-price fares for young people.
Mechanical shortcut rapidly transports organic particles to the deep ocean, study finds
Researchers identify a physical pathway that transports organic particles swiftly from the surface to the seabed, with implications for carbon storage and challenges for ocean observation strategies.
EU Urges Stronger Border Measures After Ceuta Migrant Crossings
European Commission chief urges urgent action and coordination after recent migrant crossings into Ceuta; EU interior ministers to meet to discuss border management and support.
Mother of PC Harper says she is ‘devastated’ as early-release scheme set to restart with exclusions
The government will restart a revised early-release scheme in October, excluding rapists and child sex offenders, prompting anger from the mother of PC Harper who says she is devastated that those responsible for his death could be considered for early release.
EU urges stronger border measures as ministers convene over Ceuta crossings
European Commission head urges coordinated action as EU interior ministers prepare an urgent meeting on migrant crossings into Ceuta and border management.
Trump proposes Monday talks with Iran as Tehran remains silent
Donald Trump said new talks with Iran could begin Monday; Tehran has not responded. Previous announcements that negotiations were near were followed by renewed strikes.
Trump Says He Will Cancel Strikes on Iran If a Deal Is Reached Rapidly
President Donald Trump said he would cancel planned strikes on Iran if a deal is reached rapidly, a statement issued amid media reports of imminent strikes.
Spain Condemns ‘Selfish’ EU Response as Italy Suspends Schengen with Spain
Spain criticised what it called a 'selfish' response from some EU countries after migrant crossings into Ceuta. Italy temporarily suspended the Schengen arrangement with Spain and Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni described the scenes as 'shocking'.
About 60,000 Migrants Arrive in Ceuta in 24 Hours, Spanish Government Says
Spanish authorities report roughly 60,000 migrants entered the enclave of Ceuta within 24 hours. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called the movement an 'attack' and said irregular arrivals would be returned to Morocco.
US Conducts Heavy Strikes on Iran After Attempted Attack on American Troops
United States forces carried out heavy strikes on targets in Iran after an attempted attack on American troops, ending a brief pause in hostilities and prompting a resumption of missile exchanges between the two sides.
US launches heavy strikes on Iran after missile attack on American troops
The US military said it carried out 'heavy' strikes on Iran in response to missile fire that targeted American troops in the Middle East on Tuesday. Details remain limited and responses from Tehran were not immediate.
Two firefighters killed as wildfires rage in Crete; villages evacuated across southern Europe
Two firefighters died battling wildfires in Crete as gale-force winds forced evacuations of several villages. Fires form part of a wider pattern of summer blazes in southern Europe.
Wildfires in south-west France flare up as region braces for new 40C heatwave
This summer's fourth heatwave was expected to start by Wednesday, bringing temperatures in the area to 40C.Similar temperatures are...
UN Security Council to hold first poll in race to replace Guterres when he steps down this year
The United Nations Security Council will hold an initial round of informal closed-door "straw poll" ballots on Thursday to...
Ghana mourns its tallest man – a 'generous and popular giant'
Kudus told the BBC the sores on Ache's legs were not directly caused by Marfan syndrome - but likely...
Netanyahu, Trump conclude 'positive, productive' meeting at White House
US President Donald Trump hosted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday to discuss the war in Iran as well...












