Truce Process
🗞️ Breaking! — 05:38 PM(2h or newer)
The Trump-Putin summit isn’t about peace.
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'Massive and unpredictable' swarm of jellyfish shuts down nuclear plant
🗞️ Breaking! — 04:27 PM(2h or newer)
Jellyfish have shut down four reactors at France's largest nuclear power plant.
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Opinion | Recognizing a Palestinian State Is a Rebuke to Hamas
But France, Canada and the U.K. are doing it too hastily. The plan won’t work without conditions.
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EU hits back at Trump, Zelenskyy comments, no concessions in Ukraine before Putin ceasefire agreement
Trump and Putin set to meet Friday as European leaders stress Ukraine's territorial sovereignty must be respected in any peace negotiations.
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Israel Killed Five Al Jazeera Journalists in Airstrike, Network Says
Israel accused Anas Al-Sharif of heading a Hamas cell, allegations his network denied.
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Some call the Sussexes' Netflix deal a demotion - but the company still sees them as a power couple
While we're all desperate to know what this new deal is really worth in dollars and pounds, one thing I can tell you for certain is that Prince Harry and Meghan want us to know they're delighted that Netflix again wanted to get a deal done.
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European Leaders Plan to Meet Trump Before Putin Talks
Trump says he would abandon talks with the Russian president if he senses an agreement on Ukraine can’t be reached.
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Trump goes after Zelenskyy over 'land swapping' dispute, lays out 'feel out meeting' with Putin
President Donald Trump expresses frustration with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's need for constitutional approval for land swaps, while preparing for summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Ukraine conflict.
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Funeral held for five Al Jazeera journalists killed in Israeli strike in Gaza
A funeral was held for five Al Jazeera journalists who were targeted by an Israeli airstrike in Gaza on Sunday night, as the UN said the killings were a "grave breach of international law".
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Harry and Meghan extend Netflix partnership - but it's no longer exclusive
Harry and Meghan have signed a new "multi-year, first-look deal" with Netflix, following the deal they struck with the streaming giant five years ago.
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'They told us they were the Syrian army': CCTV shows hospital volunteer being shot dead at point-blank range
Sky News has obtained shocking CCTV from inside the main hospital in the city of Sweida in southern Syria - where our team found more than 90 corpses laid out in the grounds following a week of intense fighting.
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Colombian Presidential Hopeful Dies Two Months After Campaign Event Shooting
Sen. Miguel Uribe, who warned Colombia was reverting to its bloody past, was shot in the head amid a surge in violence.
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Israel says Al Jazeera journalist killed in airstrike was head of Hamas 'terrorist cell'
Israeli forces kill Al Jazeera journalist Anas Al-Sharif in Gaza City airstrike, claiming he led a Hamas terrorist cell while posing as a reporter.
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EU Clears $4.8 Billion Prosus-Just Eat Deal With Conditions
The European Commission approved the merger after the Naspers subsidiary offered concessions to ease competition concerns.
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Trump will deploy National Guard troops to Washington DC to 're-establish law and order'
Donald Trump has announced he is going to deploy National Guard troops to Washington DC to make the US capital's streets safer.
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Where are the safest and most dangerous places to drive in the UK?
Under "tougher" plans to tackle road deaths and injuries in England and Wales, the government has announced measures to make over-70s take compulsory eye tests every three years or lose their driving licence.
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Netanyahu expands scope of planned Gaza takeover, says Israel has 'no choice but to finish the job'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the expansion of Israeli plans to temporarily take over Gaza beyond just Gaza City on Monday.
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Unpacking the Latest AI Breakthroughs
From reasoning models to voice clones, the latest AI tools do far more than write college essays.
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Three children arrested on suspicion of murder after man dies in seaside village
Three teenagers have been arrested following the death of a man in Kent.
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Amber heat health alert issued for large parts of England
An amber heat health alert has been issued for large parts of England.
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Israel silences more crucial reporting voices from inside Gaza
The targeted killing of Al Jazeera journalist Anas Al-Sharif and four other colleagues by the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) late on Sunday silences more crucial reporting voices from inside Gaza.
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Australia to recognize Palestinian statehood: ‘Humanity’s best hope’
Australia plans to recognize Palestinian statehood at the United Nations General Assembly in September, following similar intentions by Canada, France, and the U.K.
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The Right-Wing Revolt Against Supporting Israel | Interview: Curt Mills
Is Israel responsible for forever wars?
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Long Before ‘Podcast Bros,’ the Kids Weren’t Alright
Millennial men have been trained in the craft of conspiracy for decades now.
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The Myth of the Cracked Coder
‘Move fast and break things’ works well in Silicon Valley. Not so much in Washington.
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The American Fighting to Pry His Company Back From the Kremlin’s Grasp
Leonid Smirnov built Russia’s biggest canned foods company. With the stroke of a pen, Putin’s government took it over.
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The Engineering Marvel That China Hopes Will Help Wean It Off Foreign Energy
A giant hydropower project at the edge of the Tibetan plateau represents a spectacular feat of engineering—and an unsettling prospect for the nations downstream.
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China Detains Senior Diplomat Who Aided U.S. Relations
Liu Jianchao received a warm reception during a 2024 visit to Washington and New York where he was seen as a potential foreign minister.
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Thrill ride malfunctions at popular music festival, leaving riders stuck upside down
Boardmasters festival attendees were stranded upside down for 20 minutes when the Apollo 13 amusement ride malfunctioned at the Cornwall music event.
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Opinion | How Humanitarian Aid Feeds War Machines
Donors need better rules to stop warlords, militias and authoritarian regimes from stealing assistance.
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Opinion | A Supreme Court Coup d’Etat in Brazil
Justice de Moraes is censoring critics and jailing opponents with no political check.
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Israel’s New War Plan Includes Fighting in Gaza’s Central Refugee Camps
Israel’s prime minister revealed the previously undisclosed objective amid pressure internationally and at home.
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Opinion | Scrapping AI Export Controls Is Self-Defeating
The policy was never intended as a brick wall but as a strategic speed bump to limit China’s military capabilities.
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Opinion | Our Aluminium Is a Boon to American Workers
Isn’t Canada’s arrangement the blueprint for growing Fortress North America, standing strong against the nonmarket-driven players of the world?
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Faith under fire: Netanyahu calls out efforts to divide Christians and Israel in US
Netanyahu rejected claims against Israel, while influential Pastor John Hagee denounced efforts to weaken those ties, calling Christian Zionism key to resisting rising antisemitism in the U.S.
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Hundreds of anti-Israel protestors arrested in London for supporting group banned under terrorism law
Anti-Israel protesters gathered at Parliament Square to challenge a ban on support for Palestine Action, arguing it is an illegal restriction on freedom of speech.
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Real Virtue Has Roots
Moral abstraction will not motivate us to care for others.
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White House responds to surge in Christian persecution crisis across sub-Saharan Africa
The White House and State Department work to address Islamic State-allied attacks on Christians in sub-Saharan Africa following massacres in Nigeria and DRC.
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9/11 Families See Lutnick, Who Lost Brother in Attack, as Last Hope for Justice
Relatives of people killed in the attacks call on Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to demand that the Saudi government “accept responsibility for the actions of their predecessors.”
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Just as Russia’s Most-Famous Dissident Seemed Set to Go Free, Tragedy Struck
Alexei Navalny’s death in prison cut short a high-stakes swap pushed by a U.S. diplomat who went rogue.
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Video captures horrific moment chairlift snaps at Russian resort, sends terrified tourists plummeting
Russian chairlift accident leaves eight injured after decades-old cables snapped, plunging tourists into a lake and causing spinal injuries in one victim.
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Deep in the Amazon, the Gospel Arrives by Boat
Evangelical Christianity is spreading fast across the Amazon. The spiritual battle is reshaping the world’s biggest rainforest, environmentalists and indigenous leaders say.
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Nagasaki mayor issues chilling warning on 80th anniversary of atomic bombing
As Japan marks the 80th anniversary of the atomic bomb attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, a local leader is calling for global action and warns that the world could see this devasation again.
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Recognizing a Palestinian state now will complicate future peace efforts, experts warn
France, Britain and Canada plan to recognize Palestinian statehood during the Gaza war, but Israeli experts warn the move could reward terrorism and complicate peace efforts.
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Zelenskyy won't cede territory for peace deal ahead of Trump-Putin summit as trilateral meeting teased
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine will not "gift" land to Russia ahead of a Trump-Putin summit next week aimed at seeking a peace deal between the countries.
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There’s A Lot of Nonsense These Days | Solo
‘My brain it no think good.’
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A Comedy Sequel That Actually Succeeds
The bad guys have finally left Liam Neeson’s family alone, and he can start making good movies.
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Backwood Searcher
A hunting trip—and alleged spiritual journey—with Tyler Childers.
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Gaza Takeover Plan Exposes Constraints on Israeli Military
Operation will start with a limited move to take over Gaza City, as troop constraints and war-weariness hit home.
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How Much Damage Can Trump’s Campaign Against Russian Oil Inflict on Moscow?
Lower prices give President Trump more room to maneuver than Joe Biden had. Will it be enough to force Vladimir Putin to accept a cease-fire in Ukraine?
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Trump, Putin will hold first in-person meeting since Ukraine invasion next week in Alaska
President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet on Friday, August 15 in Alaska. It's the first meeting between the leaders since Moscow invaded Ukraine in 2022.
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