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Dance Floor To Frontline: China Plans To Use Humanoid Robots In War
China's defence establishment is accelerating research into humanoids' military uses and planning for their eventual wartime deployment.
British Indian Professional In Race To Succeed Ex-PM Keir Starmer As UK MP
The 44-year-old climate action expert has won the backing of Labour Indians and Labour Friends of India diaspora groups, which have also highlighted the strong Indian association of the constituency.
"You Get Used To It": At Kyiv Hospital, Babies Are Born During Air Raids
In an escalating air war between Ukraine and Russia, in which each side is pounding the other's energy and logistical assets to force an advantage, Moscow has fired swarms of high-speed jet drones that are more destructive than older models.
German Designer Creates $77 Shirt That Tricks AI Into Ignoring You
The shirt uses bright colours and unusual patterns to confuse AI-powered cameras and object-detection systems.
Israel Vows "Full-Scale" War With Palestine In Case Of October 7-Style Attack
The remarks from Defence Minister Israel Katz came after a stabbing attack in the northern occupied West Bank, with the Israeli military saying it had shot and killed the Palestinian attacker.
Russia Not Ruling Out Three-Way Peace Talks With Ukraine, US: Kremlin
US-led diplomatic efforts to end Europe's deadliest conflict since World War II have stalled in recent months, as Washington has shifted focus towards the war with Iran.
Oil, Crypto, Shell Firms: How Iran Moved $9 Billion Into US Banks In 2024
The US Treasury identified around $9 billion in Iranian funds that moved through US banks in 2024.
Trump Takes Green Lantern Avatar In White House AI Video: "Beware My Power"
The now-viral video shows Trump wearing a glowing green power ring and using its light in scenes involving immigration and American manufacturing.
The New Cyber Threat Is AI Agents With Too Much Power
Till now, we are used to conversational AI agents that respond to our queries. But if they are asked to write codes, call APIs, access files and communicate with other agents, it becomes a different security problem.
Germany's Far-Right AfD Scores Landslide Win In Key State Election
The AfD won 44 percent, more than doubling its support, and far ahead of the around 18 percent for the centre-right CDU of Merz, according to projections by public broadcasters ARD and ZDF.
Over 1,000 Families Of 9/11 Victims To Receive 'Therapeutic Bears' Ahead Of 25th Anniversary
Organisational leaders emphasise that emotional healing requires ongoing care, regardless of how many years have passed.
How Al-Qaeda Financed The 9/11 Hijackers Over Nearly 2 Years
The 9/11 plotters reportedly spent somewhere between $400,000 and $500,000 to plan and conduct their attack.
What Secret Ukrainian Military Audits Reveal: 4 Key Findings
Confidential audits covering 2024 and 2025 revealed patterns of inflated weapons prices, contracts awarded to unreliable companies and billions lost to fraud, waste and mismanagement.
'He's Told To Join Russian Army': Wife Says Noida Engineer Detained In Moscow
The woman alledged that cops were pressuring her husband to join the Russian army to fight against Ukraine.
Japan's Oldest Citizen Shigeko Kagawa Dies At 115. Here's The Secret Behind Her Long Life
Kagawa, a retired physician, leaves behind a legacy defined by service, activity, and an exceptionally joyful outlook on ageing.
11 Dead, 6 Missing After Avalanche Hits Group Of Climbers In Russia
Unruly American Airlines Passenger Who Was Duct-Taped Gets Fired From Arizona Realty Firm
According to witnesses, Lundeen became increasingly aggressive toward the crew and fellow passengers toward the end of the flight.
Why Authors And Publishers Are Fighting Over Anthropic's $1.5 Billion Payout
Anthropic will pay more than $1.5 billion under the settlement. The company was accused of downloading and storing millions of pirated books while developing its AI chatbot Claude.
11 Killed, Including 6 Children, In Massive Indonesia Market Fire
The fire was first spotted in the town of Paniai in Central Papua province shortly after midnight, and it quickly spread to several shophouses, local police spokesman said
Trump Puts His Face On Iran Map In Latest AI-Powered Online Attack On Tehran
One post showed the outline of Trump's side profile superimposed on a map of Iran, underscoring the increasingly personal tone in the US president's messaging over the conflict.
News from Arabic Countries
When does a family meal become a luxury in Nigeria?
‘5,000 naira used to make a pot of soup, now 10,000 naira isn't enough.’
Kosovo signs up to US-led Gaza stabilisation force
Balkan state joins short list of countries agreeing to send peacekeepers to Palestinian enclave.
Claimed Israeli capture of Lebanese ridge reshapes negotiation dynamics
Israel's continued strikes challenge Lebanon's push for an elusive peace agreement and stability.
‘Rhetoric differs’: How the UK’s relationship with Israel took a downturn
The UK is planning to take new steps against illegal Israeli settlements as Palestinians suffer more violence.
Russia and North Korea deepen relations with symbolic road bridge
Ties between Moscow and Pyongyang have grown extensively amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Israel deports British activist who protected Palestinian children
Pro-Palestinian volunteer Finn Joughin faces 10-year ban after kidnapping by Israeli settlers in West Bank.
Lights, camera, action: Irksome influencers at the US Open are here to stay
Experts say influencers likely to remain a feature of major sports events, despite the anger and irritation they cause.
AfD is rising, but it can still be stopped
The German mainstream still has a window of opportunity to act and reverse a dangerous trend to the far right.
Convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic gets hero’s burial in Serbia
Thousands attend Belgrade funeral of former Bosnian Serb army general convicted of orchestrating Srebrenica genocide.
How the media manufactured consent for genocide
A new book uncovers the role the media played in whitewashing Israel's genocidal war on Gaza.
Germany’s AfD wins in key state: Is far-right on cusp of national rule?
The AfD, classified as 'far-right extremist' by Germany's intelligence agency, is projected to come first in 2029.
Why do the Falkland Islands matter to the UK and Argentina so much?
Argentina's sovereignty claim is enshrined in its constitution, but oil production raises the economic stakes.
Israel opens trade office in Bosnia’s Republika Srpska
Israel’s Chamber of Commerce has opened a new trade office in Banja Luka.
‘Direction Potocari’: From Srebrenica genocide to a Belgrade football match
Red Star fans honoured convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic. Analysts say that's nothing new - and that's the problem.
Will Trump succeed in restarting Russia-Ukraine peace talks?
The Witkoff-Kushner visit to Moscow and Kyiv did not produce a breakthrough, but it can help begin a new process.
Israeli attacks on Gaza kill five Palestinians, including two children
Seven-year-old Wafaa Aqila and her father killed by Israeli strike while returning home with school supplies.
‘Breaks my heart’: Yemen jab shortages spark fears for millions of children
Some five million Yemeni children are deprived of essential routine vaccinations amid disputes.
Iraq faces sovereignty test as US-led military coalition exit nears
Analysts warn Iraq faces severe security and political tests as the US-led coalition withdrawal deadline approaches.
Why has Nicaragua taken Germany to the ICJ over Gaza genocide?
Nicaragua accuses Germany of violating the Genocide Convention by supporting Israel amid its onslaught on Gaza.
Why Jamaica is seeking $10bn in reparations from the UK
Hundreds of thousands of enslaved Africans toiled in Jamaica under more than 300 years of British rule.
Moment Israeli strike hits next to Lebanese reporter
Moment Israeli strike hits next to Lebanese reporter
Yemen gov’t forces launch air strikes on Houthi targets
The Houthis and Yemeni government forces are battling for control of the critical Bab al-Mandeb Strait.
Serbia holds funeral for convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic
The funeral of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic has been held in Serbia’s capital with state honours.
Trial opens in Paris over murder of Argentina rugby star Federico Aramburu
Two former members of a violent far-right group will face trial on murder and attempted murder charges.
Moment Amazon plane crash lands in Miami
Moment Amazon plane crash lands in Miami