US Diesel Deal With Russia Draws European Criticism

A US agreement with Russia on diesel has angered European governments, and Ukraine has called it "a gift" to President Putin. European officials have settled on a cautious diplomatic response, while Trump says both Putin and Zelenskyy want to end the war.

Intelligence Sharing With Ukraine Continues

After an apparent US threat to halt intelligence sharing, President Zelensky said Kyiv received no early warning of a Russian missile attack. Officials from both countries say the sharing is continuing.

Bulgaria Summons Russian Ambassador After Black Sea Ship Sinks

A merchant ship was sunk overnight in a drone attack in the Black Sea, according to Bulgaria. Six crew members were rescued, while 10 remain missing.

MI5 Warns of Rising Iranian and Russian Hybrid Threats in Britain

The head of MI5 said Iran and Russia are escalating hybrid campaigns on British soil. He described Iran-led attacks on Jewish communities as "sickening."

Saudi Arabia and Houthis Exchange Threats Over Oil Facilities

Saudi authorities issued an evacuation notice for an oil facility in the Yemeni capital, and the Iran-backed Houthis responded by threatening to attack Saudi energy giant Aramco.

Pakistan Imposes Emergency Rule in Imran Khan's Party Stronghold

Pakistan has imposed emergency rule in the province governed by the party of imprisoned former prime minister Imran Khan.

Argentina and UK Clash Over Falklands Oil Project

Britain has asked Interpol to reject Argentina's red notice requests for arrests linked to an oil project off the Falkland Islands, calling them politically motivated. Argentina has also filed a legal claim with an international maritime tribunal, escalating the dispute.

Mass Rallies Back French High School Protests

Protests over school conditions continue to grow across France. Left-wing presidential hopeful Jean-Luc Melenchon has joined a protest march, adding pressure on President Emmanuel Macron.

Brazil Court Scandal Could Return Bolsonaros to Power

A judge who helped convict Jair Bolsonaro is caught up in a crisis at Brazil's top court. The Guardian reports the scandal could benefit his son Flávio Bolsonaro and damage President Lula.

Latin American Crime Networks Expand Across Europe

A four-month Guardian investigation found that Latin American criminal networks may operate in 16 European countries. The findings link their expansion to a rise in cocaine trafficking into Europe.

Pope's Lung Surgery Concluded Successfully

The Vatican says Pope Leo's surgery to remove a lump on his lung was successful. The Pope has said the growth is "contained" and was found "at a very early stage."

China Sentences Three to Death Over Myanmar Scam Centres

A Chinese court sentenced three people to death for running scam centres in Myanmar. Dozens more were imprisoned for their roles in telecommunications fraud, trafficking, prostitution and murder.

Super El Niño Reaches Unprecedented Levels

El Niño has continued to strengthen, and several key measures are now at record levels. BBC Science compares the current event with previous ones.

Gemini 4 Argon Rolls Out to Paying Users

Google's Gemini 4 Argon is now available in the Gemini app and Antigravity, but only to paying subscribers. Developers will receive 50 percent discounted API rates through November.

Apple Launches Its First Smart Display

Apple's first smart display, the 7-inch HomeView, costs $299. It uses its camera to recognize up to six users.

High-Speed Video Reveals How Honey Bee Stingers Pump Venom

High-speed video shows how honey bee stingers deliver venom. A co-author of the study says "the unique geometry of the valves is the key; they act as collapsible pistons."

Haitian-Canadian Author Admits Plagiarism but Denies Using AI

Thélyson Orélien, author of the novel 'It Was Either That or Die,' has denied using artificial intelligence. He has admitted plagiarism, breaking a weeks-long silence on the accusations.