Charity Groups Slam Plans to House Asylum Seekers in Former Military Sites
The UK government has requested planning permission to use three more former military bases to accommodate asylum seekers. The sites are in Essex, Oxfordshire,
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Israel to Maintain Military Presence in Lebanon, Gaza, and Syria
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defence Minister Israel Katz announced Israel will keep forces in southern Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza. The decision
Paris uses the Seine to cool the city instead of the air conditioning.
Raphaëlle Nayral, secretary general of Fraîcheur de Paris, inspects an urban underground cooling power station in Paris.Photograph: Christian Hartmann/ReutersCi
Saudi Aramco Resumes Oil Loading at Ras Tanura Terminal
Saudi Aramco has resumed oil loading at its Ras Tanura export terminal after a nearly four-month suspension. The terminal is one of Saudi Arabia's key oil expor
Oil Prices Drop as Tensions in Middle East Ease
On Friday, oil prices fell by nearly 2% as markets looked beyond the latest tensions in Iran and focused on the global supply outlook. A US official confirmed t
Labour Must Counter Dark Vision, Says Swan
Australia's Labour Party is being urged to take a stand against the growing threat of Pauline Hanson's One Nation party. At the Labour national executive meetin
Britain's Next Leader: A Northern Agenda
Andy Burnham has spent nine years as Greater Manchester's mayor, earning praise for capping bus fares and standing up to Westminster during Covid. Now, he's vyi
Trump Aide and Lawmaker Engage in Heated Online Exchange
A US politician and a Trump administration official clashed on social media, exchanging personal insults over their appearance. The online brawl involved 83-yea
Top Intelligence Official Placed on Leave Amid Shakeup
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence has undergone a significant personnel shakeup since Bill Pulte took over as acting director on Friday. Will
Even Low‑Level Air Pollution Linked to Early Coronary Damage, Canadian Study Finds
A team of Canadian researchers has published new imaging data showing early signs of coronary artery disease in people exposed to air quality that regulators la
Tensions Rise as Oil Worries Flare
Tensions between Iran and the US are escalating over a memorandum of understanding, with disagreements on fund usage. Iraq is seeking a higher oil production qu
Supreme Court Ruling Sparks Concerns Over Asylum Seekers
The US Supreme Court voted 6-3 on Thursday to allow the Trump administration to end protections for asylum seekers. The decision has been met with widespread cr