Samir Haddad
Yémen : au moins 38 soldats tués, les rebelles houthis revendiquent les attaques
A coordinated barrage of Houthi drone and missile strikes killed at least 58 Yemeni government forces, shattering a cessation of hostilities.
Iran and Oman agree in principle on Strait of Hormuz shipping lanes
Iran and Oman have reached an understanding on a restrictive Strait of Hormuz shipping framework that defies Washington's demands for open transit.
Thailand school shooting leaves six dead and 15 injured in Nonthaburi
Thailand school shooting leaves six dead and 15 injured in Nonthaburi
Woman arrested after four men stabbed in Covent Garden
Four men sustained injuries during a daytime assault on Endell Street involving a pair of scissors, prompting a heavy emergency response near Shaftesbury Theatre.
Ukrainian drones strike two Russian oil refineries in deep overnight attacks
Simultaneous long-range drone strikes hit Russian oil refineries in Yaroslavl and Bashkortostan, while a massive Russian missile barrage on Kyiv left 17 dead.
Michigan Senate primary remains too close to call for Stevens, El-Sayed
With over 1.2 million ballots counted, the high-stakes Michigan Democratic Senate primary hinges on uncounted Detroit mail-in votes as Abdul El-Sayed holds a slim lead over Haley Stevens.
Kim Yo Jong warns Japan of military action over Tomahawk missile test
Condemning Tokyo's successful test-firing of a U.S.-made cruise missile as a dangerous shift toward an aggressive state, Pyongyang vowed to adopt additional military options.
Trump says Strait of Hormuz will open soon amid impending Iran deal talks
While diplomatic talks point toward a sixty-day transit framework, maritime intelligence reports fresh vessel strikes and crippled cargo ships off the Omani coast.
Russian missile attack kills 17, injures 44 in Kyiv and surrounding area
The overnight assault involved dozens of ballistic missiles and drones that struck residential buildings and industrial sites across Kyiv and its surrounding region.
Efemérides 4 de agosto: Lo que pasó un día como hoy en el Perú y el mundo
From the colonial foundation of Peruvian cities and the betrayal of the secret annex to literary breakthroughs like Trilce, August 4 spans centuries of tragedy, triumph, and institutional milestones.
Iran drone strike hits US base in Kuwait, ship hit near Hormuz
Iran drone strike hits US base in Kuwait, ship hit near Hormuz
US officials deny new Iran negotiations despite Trump claims
Contradictory claims from the Oval Office and Tehran have triggered volatility in global energy markets as a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz persists.
Italian Navy boards sanctioned Russian shadow fleet tanker Toa Payoh
A military team was inserted via helicopter after the vessel's master initially refused to cooperate. The operation was conducted under the EU's EUNAVFOR MED IRINI mandate.
Iran denies Trump claim that new talks will begin on Monday
The Iranian Foreign Ministry has rejected assertions of an imminent diplomatic breakthrough with Washington, maintaining that no direct negotiations are taking place.
Aung San Suu Kyi meets Red Cross official in rare Myanmar visit
The military-backed administration released four photographs showing the detained leader shaking hands and celebrating her birthday, providing the first public proof of life since the 2021 coup.
Morocco PM vacations in Mallorca as Ceuta migrant rush kills 72
Spanish officials report at least 72 deaths and over 50,000 crossings, while Morocco maintains significantly lower figures for both metrics.
A blaze on an Indonesian passenger ferry leaves at least 5 dead and dozens missing
Survivors describe jumping from upper decks into the sea as a fire, believed to have started in a truck on the lower deck, rapidly engulfed the vessel off Sumenep regency.
Trump says Iran talks resume Monday after he calls off 'massive strike
The U.S. military remains on high alert as diplomatic efforts attempt to resolve a five-month conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump announces new Iran negotiations to begin Monday afternoon
The diplomatic pivot follows pleas from Iran and regional allies, alongside reports of significant strain on U.S. military hardware inventories.
Two crew killed as firefighting helicopters collide in Greece
The mid-air collision occurred as crews battled wildfires on the Attica-Boeotia border amid gale-force winds. The aircraft were leased from Australia-based McDermott Aviation.