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Balendra Shah told the UN that poorer countries struggle to secure essential supplies even as weapons are moved efficiently across borders ...

“No one needs more fuel on the fire,” Rome’s defense minister has said of an alarmist report by El Mundo ...

Brussels is reportedly weighing funding cuts and other measures in order to influence decisions traditionally made by independent sports federations ...

The White House guest list featured leaders of America’s biggest AI and technology companies as Washington and Beijing grapple with an intensifying tech rivalry ...

Tehran says it could reopen the Strait of Hormuz within days if Washington lifts its blockade and returns to a ceasefire framework ...

The bloc has already been grappling with tight supplies, with Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries adding to the pressure ...

Riyadh says it intercepted six ballistic missiles as Yemen’s Houthis claimed attacks on “sensitive sites” ...

Israel used booby-trapped communication devices in a 2024 attack that killed dozens and maimed thousands in Lebanon ...

Demonstrators blocked New York City streets as the Israeli prime minister addressed the General Assembly ...

The CDU is collapsing in state elections, but removing the chancellor would require something his opponents still don’t have: a replacement ...

The leaders have addressed the technology as Washington and Beijing remain at odds over advanced chips and critical minerals ...

German lawmakers have warned that sweeping new powers for intelligence agencies would undermine fundamental rights ...

The reports reveal that Facebook, Google, and TikTok must pay to comply with Brussels’ speech restrictions ...

Ben Swann and Elizabeth Lane examine how a Ukrainian government-backed project offered US veterans $10,000 per video to push pro-Kiev messages ...