King Mohammed VI has appointed Fatima Zahra El Mansouri as Morocco's first female prime minister after her party won the most seats in parliament.
About 700 prisoners were due to leave jails in England and Wales on Thursday as a new early release scheme, aimed at easing overcrowding, began.
President Lee Jae Myung urged North Korea to resume dialogue, a day after Seoul blamed Pyongyang for a DMZ mine blast that wounded three soldiers.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a four-star Autonomous Warfare Command and a 20% cut in generals and admirals during a speech at Quantico.
US and British forces have left their last base in Iraq, ending a 12-year coalition mission against Islamic State and handing security fully to Baghdad.
Russia says it could use nuclear weapons if NATO tries to cut off Kaliningrad. NATO says it poses no threat and has denounced the warning.
Guardian tests found ChatGPT and Grok removed a woman's hijab on request; Gemini later complied and Claude refused.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says Britain could stay as it is, join a customs union, return to the single market or 'go all the way' and rejoin the EU. Macron replied 'Welcome back', and Spain's Pedro Sánchez offered 'open arms'.
Ukrainian officials say Russia's heaviest strike on the country's energy grid in months killed seven people and triggered emergency power cuts in Kyiv and three regions. A day later, a drone hit a Kyiv school while more than 100 pupils sheltered inside; no casualties were reported.
Brent crude climbed back above $100 a barrel after Reuters reported that Chinese refiners had suspended fuel exports beyond Hong Kong and Macau and that PetroChina had cancelled October cargoes. The US is also pressing France and Germany to release diesel reserves, sources told Reuters.
Iranian officials say they have received an official US response to Tehran's latest proposal to end the war, delivered through Qatari mediators. US officials say Marco Rubio ordered Iran's UN delegation out of New York; Iran's UN mission calls the reports baseless.
Flydubai has halted all flights to and from Israel after a cockpit altercation forced Tel Aviv-bound FZ1073 to divert to Tabuk. Israeli officials say one pilot stabbed the other. The injured Indian captain is being praised as a hero; the motive remains unknown.
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is having talks with Pakistan, and also Qatar, while Tehran keeps pushing diplomacy , to try to calm the tensions and get navigation moving again through the Strait of Hormuz .
Mustafa Kamal says 14 newborns were martyred, pledges an investigation within days and action against anyone found responsible for negligence, apparently he will look into it, fast.
A deadly blaze broke out in the Mother and Child Hospital nursery and now everyone is saying different things, some sources say the newborn death toll is 14, others claim it is 15.
Donald Trump outlines new demands on Iran’s nuclear programme, shipping routes, and military coordination ahead of a high stakes White House decision
Israeli Prime Minister signals further territorial expansion in Gaza as ceasefire tensions escalate and international concerns grow over civilian impact
The Barcelona forward’s celebration sparked political backlash after he was seen waving a Palestinian flag during the club’s La Liga title parade in Spain.
Amid war, displacement, and collapsing infrastructure, Gaza’s emerging tech community is creating practical digital tools to help residents navigate transportation, lost belongings, and communication challenges.
Ankara says regional diplomacy is focused on preventing escalation and restoring free navigation in the Strait of Hormuz
Islamabad denies allegations of assisting Iran militarily while tensions rise over stalled negotiations and Hormuz blockade
US president signals possible diplomatic engagement amid growing pressure on Havana and escalating sanctions
Defense officials report rising operational and equipment expenses as political pressure grows ahead of US midterm elections
Authorities say suspects carried out surveillance missions for Iranian operatives, including photographing military and public sites
Low cost carrier ceases service after failed rescue efforts, leaving millions of passengers stranded and thousands unemployed
From initial strikes to energy disruption and failed negotiations, key developments highlight a prolonged and escalating crisis
Brent crude climbs sharply amid stalled diplomacy, with global markets rattled by continued blockade of key energy routes
More than 160 activists transferred to Greece as tensions rise over legality of naval operation targeting Gaza bound humanitarian vessels
Union alleges civilian casualties from US and Israeli operations as shipping routes remain disrupted and crews stranded across the Gulf
Tehran doubles down on control of Strait of Hormuz as ceasefire tensions rise and diplomatic efforts stall
Soaring unemployment and widespread destruction force labourers into dangerous, low paid jobs amid worsening humanitarian crisis
Suspect apprehended after breaching checkpoint as officials outline timeline of events and confirm lone attacker
Washington increases pressure while Tehran signals mixed messages, with mediation efforts in Islamabad raising cautious hopes of progress
Ukraine deepens regional defence cooperation as Kyiv expands air defence partnerships amid ongoing war with Russia
Border communities in northern Israel express doubt that current diplomatic engagement will end ongoing security threats from Lebanon
Diplomatic engagement intensifies with Iranian delegation expected in Pakistan amid cautious optimism over progress
Analysts warn prolonged instability in the Strait of Hormuz could threaten Gulf Cooperation Council trade routes and energy exports
US forces say vessel carrying Iranian oil was boarded in international waters as part of expanded maritime enforcement campaign
US officials dispute leaked assessment as Iran signals economic leverage through tolls and continued control over vital shipping route
Military prosecutors allege two mechanics shared sensitive aircraft data and base information with Iranian handlers in exchange for money
With over 94% of votes in provisional results, Wadagni secures power as opposition absence raises questions over electoral competitiveness.
Berekum Chelsea player dies after suspected armed robbers ambush team returning from league match; police launch manhunt.
Despite US maritime pressure and rising global instability, diplomatic backchannels continue as energy routes and regional fronts remain highly volatile.
Aid group says millions of newborns face extreme hardship as Sudan’s war devastates healthcare, displacement, and survival conditions.
Both sides acknowledge Islamabad’s diplomatic facilitation as global powers push for sustained dialogue after failed negotiations.
Vessels continue movement through key oil route as Washington’s restrictions face legal and practical limits amid US–Iran tensions.
China proposes a 4-point peace framework while ceasefire diplomacy, Iranian demands, and maritime tensions reshape regional power dynamics.
Pakistan Brokers Iran-US Peace Deal: World Leaders React to Landmark Ceasefire Agreement
Latest Update from the US-Israel War On Iran.
After 32 days of war, the US claims major success in Iran while preparing for intensified attacks and ongoing negotiations.
Fresh funding aims to deliver food and water as energy shortages and blackouts worsen conditions across the island.
US president hints at rapid withdrawal while keeping military options open amid ongoing conflict and global tensions.
Hundreds of Afghan nationals return home as Pakistan restarts phased repatriation after border closure.
Rising oil costs and regional tensions are forcing airlines across Asia to cut costs, raise fares, and rethink operations.
With new global standards and rising risks, post-quantum cryptography is shifting from theory to urgent business action.
As AI’s electricity use keeps climbing, neuromorphic computing is emerging as a practical way to push intelligence closer to the edge while using far less power.
US president signals openness to a deal even as troops pour into the region and Tehran vows it will never accept humiliation.