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US Safety Regulator Targets Elon Musk's Tesla, Launches Probe On Cybertruck
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it would examine the process and technical data Tesla relied on when certifying the two-seater vehicle.
Sri Lanka Arrests Ex-President's Son For Taking $800,000 Bribe In Airbus Deal
The Colombo Chief Magistrate Asanga Bodaragama ordered the 40-year-old scion of the once-powerful Rajapaksa family to be held for two weeks pending further investigations.
After Months In Hormuz, USS Abraham Lincoln Limps Into Port Covered In Rust
The visible corrosion is not the only issue to have emerged from Lincoln's extended deployment. There have also been reports of low morale linked to supply shortages, along with at least one incident of a crew member going overboard.
Nepal Flood Survivors Now Fear The Food That's Keeping Them Alive
Nepal government has issued an advisory that people must take special care of the food items at relief camps, as there are bodies, flies, and insects in the pile of rubble around.
"No Airstrikes On Our Part": Zelensky Proposes Ceasefire With Russia
Zelensky said that Ukraine cares about the envoys and "not Russia", adding that the country wants "real options" to bring an end to the war
"They're Gone": Ex-PM KP Sharma Oli's Ominous Comment On Nepal's Missing
KP Sharma Oli said that the part of the glacier that broke apart and triggered the flash flood was small. The remaining glacier can break at any time and cause similar incidents.
Two Seattle Mariners Raised Flag Days After 9/11, Now Immortalised In A Statue, Here's The History
Cameron also expressed gratitude for being able to share the moment with the team, the Seattle community and the city.
Russian Drone Hits Ukraine's Intelligence Service Headquarters In Kyiv
At least five people were wounded in the strike on the city centre, Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said.
US Building Secret Military Base In Somalia Near Gulf Of Aden: Report
The US military base in Bosaso, Somalia, will be used for enhancing maritime security and carrying out combat and surveillance operations against “terror groups” in the region.
Trump's Son-In-Law To Visit Russia, Ukraine For Peace Talks Tomorrow: Report
Witkoff and Kushner last visited Moscow in January, when they held four hours of late-night talks with President Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin.
After Battling Iran For Months, US Soldiers' 'Mani-Pedi' In Thailand
Their five-day visit to the southeast Asian nation comes after widespread criticism over the lifestyle conditions at the aircraft carrier.
Baloch Liberation Army Claims It Killed 25 Pak Soldiers In Separate Attacks
BLA spokesperson Jeeyand Baloch said in a statement that fighters attacked four vehicles in a military convoy at Ziarat Cross, destroying two of them, including a military truck, and killing 18 personnel.
'Never Lost Hope': Nepal Tunnel Worker's Family On Miraculous Rescue
Kabir Maharjan was one of the two tunnel workers who were rescued after remaining buried inside for nine days following the Nepal floods.
3 Men Stranded On Mountain After Relying On AI To Plan Trip In US
Authorities later learned that the three climbers had heavily depended on AI for information about the route and what to pack.
Israel Says Eliminated Hamas Leader Who Led October 7 Sufa Outpost Attack
Nukhba commander Muhammad Mahmoud Marshad Al-Qadi was eliminated by the Israeli forces, the IDF said in a post on X.
As "Supersized" El Nino Takes Shape, UN Chief Warns Of Extreme Weather In 2027
WMO Secretary-General Celeste Saulo said the phenomenon could deliver "a massive blow" to communities and economies worldwide.
Exiled Pakistani Politician Hints At "Silent War" Between President And Army
In a video message, Hussain said Pakistan was heading towards what he described as its "most dangerous phase" and alleged that the public was unaware of the risks.
Opinion: Opinion | Nepal Needs $5 Billion To Rebuild. World's Climate Fund Doesn't Have Even 10% Of It
The fund caps support at USD 20 million per project; Nepal needs two hundred times that. And the board is not scheduled to sit until December.
Opinion: Opinion | Why India's Gen Z Is Done With Traditional Politics
Another social media campaign, another youth outreach cell, another celebrity endorsement dressed up as engagement - none of this cuts it anymore.
India Probe Links US Mercenary, 14 Ukrainians To Drone Attack In Myanmar
The agency claims that their trip to Myanmar was part of a "pre-scheduled training on drone warfare, drone operations, assembly, and jamming technology for Myanmar-based Ethnic Armed Groups (EAGs) targeting the Myanmar Military Junta."
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Villagers vow to rebuild despite devastating mass demolition in West Bank
Israeli forces' demolition of 12 homes in Khirbet al-Tabban leaves villagers determined to stand firm on their land.
Moment two workers are pulled alive from Nepal tunnel
Rescuers pulled two workers alive from a hydropower tunnel in Nepal
Indonesia wildfires send toxic haze across Southeast Asia
Indonesia’s Kalimantan province, sending smoke and toxic haze across Southeast Asia.
Yemen’s army says recaptured key territory as clashes with Houthis continue
Two days of fighting between government forces and Houthi fighters has left dozens dead on both sides, sources say.
Rescuers race to save 10-year-old Algerian boy trapped in deep well
Rescue teams in Algeria are racing against time to save a 10-year-old boy named Ayoub, after he fell into an deep well.
US adds 162,000 jobs in August, raising Fed rate hike expectations
Unemployment rate steady as public schools and food services lead the surge in US job growth for August.
The number 10 shirt must not retire with Messi
Maradona and Messi each made the shirt their own. The next great Argentinian player should have that chance, too.
Bride walks down the aisle despite waist-deep flooding
A couple chose to get married in the middle of severe flooding in the Philippines.
October 7 attack shapes Israel’s elections and fuels political blame
Three years on, October 7 is central to Israeli politics as Netanyahu faces pressure and deflects blame for his failures
‘Winds of change’: How Milei is stirring Falklands claim amid Trump-UK spat
Analysts say Argentina's president sees an opportunity to exploit Trump’s growing tensions with London.
Russian drone strikes Ukraine’s security service headquarters
A Russian drone has struck Ukraine’s domestic intelligence headquarters in central Kyiv, injuring five people.
LIVE: Ipswich Town vs Liverpool – Premier League
All the build-up alongside our live text commentary stream coverage as Bradley Barcola is set to make his Liverpool bow.
Russia’s jet-powered drones overwhelm Ukraine, killing dozens
As Ukrainian civilians suffer from air attacks, Russian ground forces struggle to advance.
UN raises ‘ethnic cleansing’ concerns over Israel’s West Bank operation
More than 33,000 Palestinian refugees remain displaced since Israel launched Operation Iron Wall.
Diesel price hits all-time high in US amid Iran war woes
Price of gasoline also sets new record for Labor Day weekend ahead of crucial midterm elections in November.
US rejects Israeli suggestions of removing Palestinians from Gaza
US State Department tells Al Jazeera that Washington 'does not support any plan' for expulsion of Palestinians.
Israel releases five detainees to Lebanon after US-mediated negotiations
Israel has released five people to Lebanon after US-mediated negotiations. Dozens of Lebanese remain detained by Israel.
Israel frees four more Lebanese prisoners in Red Cross-mediated handover
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun praises the release and thanks US President Donald Trump for his efforts.
Why is Farage’s Reform accused of violating the UK’s foreign funding rules?
Undercover footage allegedly shows top Reform officials discussing ways to evade foreign funding laws.
Can the Green Party’s Polanski take on Labour and win Starmer’s old seat?
Analysts say although Polanski has gained popularity, toppling Labour in its traditional stronghold may be difficult.
Two Muslim women journalists allege police assault in India
Two Muslim female journalists allege they were detained and brutally assaulted by police in India’s capital, Delhi.
Philippine court orders arrest of VP Duterte over President Marcos threats
Warrant follows charge she threatened to have Marcos, his wife and a cousin killed by a hitman.
Ireland’s Katie Taylor eyes fairytale finish to trailblazing boxing career
Unbeaten French challenger Flora Pili stands in the way of Taylor becoming undisputed world champion for a third time.
Conflicts and extreme weather pushing global food prices higher, warns UN
UN food price index rises to four-year high, illustrating impact of war and weather.
‘Things happen’: How Vance’s comment on Iran wedding strike fits US pattern
From My Lai to civilian killings in Afghanistan, Iraq, the US has often denied role before later quietly acknowledging.