
Night Run Toward Europe’s Border Planned for This Weekend
Organizers say a nighttime “run” aiming for Europe’s border is scheduled for the weekend, drawing security and immigration debate.

Organizers say a nighttime “run” aiming for Europe’s border is scheduled for the weekend, drawing security and immigration debate.

New EU transparency requirements push Anthropic to add machine-readable markings to AI-generated text from Claude models.

Hungary’s parliament elected András Baka, former Supreme Court chief, as president in a symbolic move for PM Péter Magyar.

A reporter traces Assad’s spy chief, nicknamed “The Spider,” using contact details from a phone book found in hiding.

Four alleged CJNG affiliates face charges over a scheme to buy military-style weapons in the Czech Republic for fentanyl.

Houthis attacked a cargo ship near Bab el-Mandeb, killing four crew and two rescuers, while the US struck a tanker in Oman.

Andy Burnham says wealthier parts of the UK should share asylum dispersal, arguing burdens shouldn’t fall only on poorer communities.

As Toronto’s condo market struggles, debates intensify over whether lifting the foreign buyer ban could stimulate demand without compromising affordability.

Ali Assakereh appeared in court facing charges for a bomb threat against the U.S. Consulate in Halifax, which was determined to be a hoax.

Ottawa has introduced a $100-million program to rebate 50% of domestic shipping costs for Canadian steel, supporting the industry against tariff impacts.

Switzerland has increased releases from Lake Lugano to support Lake Maggiore, helping Italy manage worsening drought and water shortages.

A former insider revealed that Hillary Clinton used a decoy plane for safety during her campaign, a security measure also adopted by Donald Trump.

France’s ambassador to the Central African Republic is reportedly under investigation after inviting women to his residence.

Rescuers in Colombia are racing to find survivors after an earthquake killed at least 181 people, with the death toll expected to rise as search efforts continue.

Rumors suggest a rival AFL club is targeting the reigning premiers, while the Tasmanian Devils’ captain may reject outside interest, highlighting trade period complexities.

Firefighters in southern Lebanon accuse Israeli forces of deliberately intensifying blazes, arguing fires were set using accelerants.

Houthi rebels killed six people in a missile attack on a cargo ship in the Red Sea, marking the first deadly incident since the escalation of the Iran-related conflict.

A Syrian court has sentenced former President Bashar al-Assad to death in absentia for war crimes, marking a significant step in accountability for civil war atrocities.

Ukraine reportedly toned down tanker drone attacks using Novorossiysk after JD Vance asked, citing concerns about oil markets.

Russia’s Sibur petrochemical plant in western Siberia has been shut down indefinitely after a drone attack, raising concerns about global supply chain disruptions.

A North Korean missile test may signal upgraded exports to Russia, as Pyongyang uses the Ukraine war to refine weapons.

Hungary’s parliament elected former Supreme Court chief András Baka as president, signaling a focus on legal integrity and stability under the new government.

Russian attacks killed at least 12 people in Ukraine, with President Zelenskyy alleging the use of North Korean ballistic missiles, highlighting the widening scope of the conflict.

An Iranian lawmaker says the Strait of Hormuz is more valuable than a nuclear bomb, highlighting its strategic leverage.