
Zelenskyy Says Ukraine’s FP-9 Missile Could Reach Moscow by Autumn
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ukraine’s FP-9 ballistic missile, reportedly capable of striking Moscow, will be ready this autumn by then.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ukraine’s FP-9 ballistic missile, reportedly capable of striking Moscow, will be ready this autumn by then.

British police charge two Iranian men over an alleged terror plot targeting Manchester’s Jewish community before Yom Kippur this year.

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir says the entire occupied West Bank belongs to Israel and vows to dismantle Palestinian Authority.

Zelenskyy says Ukraine will intensify attacks on Russian oil refineries after Moscow expands airstrikes against Ukrainian cities and infrastructure again.

Mass protests erupted across Spain after parliament rejected emergency housing bills intended to protect renters and prevent evictions this weekend.

Two Iranian men appeared in court over alleged preparations for a bomb attack targeting Manchester’s Jewish community before Yom Kippur.

Former Polish officer Sylwia Szary challenges far-right leader Sławomir Mentzen to complete the fitness test required of female police recruits.

Russian propaganda in Finland increasingly adopts local language, media formats, and political debates to make Kremlin narratives appear authentically Finnish.

Google cofounder Sergey Brin has spent $102 million opposing California's Proposition 40, a billionaire tax that could cost him $13 billion, as polls show a tight race.

The Supreme Court hears arguments in Suncor Energy v. Boulder, a landmark climate case where Justices Thomas and Gorsuch's federalism views could prove decisive.

Iowa lawmakers approved $1.36 billion in tax incentives for a foreign-owned steel plant in a swing district less than two weeks before early voting, drawing bipartisan criticism over cost and timing.

A civil lawsuit alleging gang rape by seven Cornell fraternity members has reopened a criminal investigation and renewed scrutiny of fraternity culture and institutional accountability at elite universities.

Tennessee Department of Correction Commissioner Frank Strada resigned after the failed execution of Christa Pike, who survived two lethal injections and remains hospitalized on a ventilator.

Student protests over poor school conditions have closed hundreds of French schools, with nearly 2,000 arrests in a single day and government accusations of far-left co-optation.

Manchester City has lodged a comprehensive appeal after being found guilty of financial rule breaches, with sanctions still undetermined and the case drawing scrutiny from football authorities and government.

Durham Regional Police have charged an Oshawa man after a three-year investigation into the financial exploitation of an elderly Ajax woman who lost over $400,000.

London police Const. Brandon Mihalides has been charged with assault with a weapon after a review of pepper spray use during an April arrest raised concerns about the circumstances.

Canadian travelers face confiscation of alcohol at the U.S. border following a new import ban on Canadian goods, with the Canadian Snowbird Association advising travelers to leave such products at home.

In a dramatic escalation, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched targeted drone strikes on Damazin, Blue Nile State, hitting the governor's residence and fuel stations, leaving five civilians dead.

A Canadian teenager won top honors at the World Dairy Expo in Wisconsin as dairy farmers on both sides of the border express frustration with the Trump administration's trade war.

Five foreign nationals have been charged with extortion, arson, and firearms offences following a 16-month RCMP investigation into a campaign of violence targeting B.C.'s South Asian community.

Chelsea Rooney, a defendant in Steven Galloway's defamation case, apologized days before trial for communicating unproven sexual assault allegations against the former UBC professor.

Alberta's separation debate has exposed deep community divisions ahead of the October 19 referendum, with Calgary council affirming unity while pro-separation rallies continue.

Pacific Link has been designated a project of national interest, but former Enbridge CEO Al Monaco warns there is "a lot of road yet to travel," citing lessons from the failed Northern Gateway pipeline.