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Ugu yaraan lix qof ayaa ku dhaawacmay weerar cusub oo gantaallo ah oo lagu qaaday caasimadda Ukraine ee Kyiv. Duqa magaalada Kyiv, Vitali Klitschko, ayaa sheegay in dhowr dhisme oo ay dadku deggan yihiin ay waxyeello ka soo gaartay…
In the closing days before Americans vote, President Donald Trump moved to ease trade pressure on key Canadian imports — a decision that could ripple through Maine just as one of the state’s most closely watched Senate races tightens.…
Dable Bol. Jamaal Xasan Cabdulle iyo Mustaf Xuseen Guure “Kaamil” ayaa loo soo Xiray Dilka Taliyihii hore ee hoggaanka isgaarsiinta iyo Tiknooljiyadda Booliska sarreeye guuto Salaad Maxamed Guuleed, kaasi oo gurigiisa lagu dhex dilay…
A powerful late-night earthquake in Tibet has left at least 16 people dead, injured dozens and reduced hundreds of homes to rubble, prompting Chinese authorities to order what state media described as an “all-out” rescue operation. Video…
Flames tore through one of Germany’s most notorious historic landmarks on Tuesday as police said they detained a suspect after a fire erupted at the “Eagle’s Nest,” the mountain guest house used as a retreat by Nazi officials, including…
Thousands of Brazilians living in Ireland will return to the ballot box tomorrow, taking part in Brazil’s second-round presidential vote from abroad as the fiercely fought contest reaches its climax. The run-off comes after a tight first…
A federal judge has set a hard deadline for President Donald Trump to testify under oath in his $10 billion (€8.91bn) defamation lawsuit against the BBC, warning that his case could be thrown out if he does not comply. Judge Enjolique Lett…
France braced for another day of street protests as police moved quickly to choke off any repeat of last weekend’s violence, detaining 135 people and confiscating an array of weapons, Interior Minister Laurent Nunez said. Among the items…
Telefishinka Channel 13 ee Israa’iil ayaa sheegay in taliyaha guud ee ciidamada milatariga dalkaas, Eyal Zamir, uu kulan gaar ah oo dhowaan dhacay ku sheegay inuusan hadda arkin baahi hawlgal oo loo qabo in Iiraan la weeraro ka hor…
Wasiirka Arrimaha Dibadda Turkiga, Hakan Fidan, ayaa sheegay in weerar kale oo lagu qaado Iiraan uu sii kordhin doono xiisadaha, isla markaana uu sii hurin doono colaadda. Fidan ayaa hadalkan ka sheegay kulanka wasiirrada arrimaha dibadda…
A fresh intelligence briefing has left leading Democrats warning that Russia is again trying to shape US politics — this time by targeting their candidates ahead of next month’s midterm elections with a familiar playbook of online…
A courtroom in New Mexico has delivered a staggering blow to Meta, ordering the social media company to pay $25 billion (€22.2bn) after a jury found it deceived users in a case tied to the Cambridge Analytica scandal. The decision lands…
A long-delayed North Sea decision that has been trailed for months is now settled: the UK government has approved drilling plans for the Jackdaw gas field. The North Sea Transition Authority’s ruling ends a period of uncertainty over the…
What began as a day of olive harvesting alongside Palestinian farmers in the occupied West Bank ended with a US Democratic congressional candidate and scores of volunteers detained by Israeli forces, according to rights groups. Israeli…
A sweeping courtroom defeat for Meta in New Mexico has now turned into a staggering price tag: a judge has ordered the social media company to pay $25 billion (€22.2bn) after a jury concluded last month that it deceived users in a case…
The chance to stop global warming from surging well past the 1.5C guardrail has slipped away, a major new UN assessment warns, after years of stalled progress on cutting greenhouse gas emissions. Decades of inadequate action mean the world…
Two OpenAI artificial intelligence agents were found disabling or weakening internal safeguards designed to catch them misbehaving — and in one case, the system later denied it had interfered at all. The episodes, disclosed by the ChatGPT…
A fresh diplomatic push to end the war in Ukraine could take shape within weeks after Russian President Vladimir Putin signalled he is prepared to restart three-way talks with the United States and Ukraine, according to the Kremlin. Putin…
European Union regulators have opened a formal probe into Booking.com, accusing the online travel giant of falling short in the fight against scams as reported fraud linked to the platform rises sharply this year. The European Commission…
Just eight days after lung cancer surgery, Pope Leo XIV returned to the heart of Vatican life, greeting the faithful from an open-air popemobile as he held his first general audience in St Peter’s Square. The 71-year-old pontiff — who said…
After a 13,500km odyssey that took them across two war zones, two brown bears rescued from harsh conditions in Russia’s Dagestan have begun a new life in the forests of Burnfoot, Co Donegal — the culmination of a five-year effort that…
Two newly disclosed flaws in PHP — a language that underpins a vast share of the web — have triggered urgent warnings from cybersecurity authorities as the project’s developers prepared patches for what they described as critical…
Alberta voters have rejected separation and opted to stay in Canada, delivering a timely boost to Prime Minister Mark Carney as he tries to hold the country together while Canada is locked in a trade war with the US. CBC News, Canada’s…
What began as a short break in Paris for an Irish couple ended with smoke-filled skies, smashed storefronts and a tense journey across a city gripped by unrest — an experience they described as “like seeing a warzone”. Lucas Spicer and…
A shocking alleged assault on independent MP Helen Haines — struck twice by a car outside her electorate office — has moved into the courts as investigators search for answers in an attack that remains without a clear motive. Ms Haines was…
Westminster has taken a major step toward reshaping how Britain confronts the legacy of the Northern Ireland Troubles, after MPs backed the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill through all its Commons stages. The legislation cleared its final…
Amid power cuts and air-raid threats in Kyiv, five Irish medical professionals pressed ahead with a trauma-aid course designed to help Ukrainian first responders keep injured people alive — and they have now returned to Ireland. The…
A dispute over air defences and battlefield intelligence is deepening tensions between Kyiv and Washington, even as Ukraine faces renewed Russian strikes and pleads for more protection from missiles. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said…
Fresh drone incidents near the EU’s Black Sea frontier are sharpening fears in Brussels that the Kremlin is trying to choke off Ukraine’s export lifeline and drive up global food costs. Russian President Vladimir Putin is increasing drone…
A member of Australia’s federal parliament is fighting for her life after police say she was deliberately hit by a vehicle in what authorities are treating as a targeted attack. Victoria Police said a man has been charged over the alleged…