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Second world war ‘brain’ bunker in cliffs of Dover opens to public
A secret second-world-war command bunker buried in Dover’s white cliffs, which housed an early electromechanical computer system for military targeting, opens to the public this week after decades of secrecy.
Spanish court suspends far-right group over alleged hate crimes
A Spanish court has suspended the far-right group Nucleo Nacional and arrested 14 members following an investigation into alleged hate crimes and illegal association.
Iran says it targeted US radar site in Bahrain
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps claims it targeted a US radar installation in Bahrain in response to what it says was an air attack on a telecommunications tower in southern Iran.
From ocean legend to undersea reef: Why has the SS United States been sunk?
The SS United States, the world’s fastest ocean liner, was deliberately sunk off Florida’s coast on Wednesday to create an artificial reef, ending decades of deterioration and costly maintenance.
Iranophobia: Netanyahu’s bid to transform fear into political survival
Netanyahu reportedly orders military preparations for potential Iranian attacks as his coalition government faces political collapse, with analysts suggesting he may be attempting to manufacture conflict to survive politically.
Burkina Faso’s rival armed groups turn on each other as state loses ground
Two rival militant groups are escalating armed clashes in Burkina Faso’s northern border region, with both claiming heavy casualties as the government struggles to maintain control over affected territories.
US reports record number of deportations and arrests in 2026
The US reported record deportations and arrests in 2026, with ICE conducting 483,200 deportations and over 491,000 arrests, surpassing previous records.
‘No war, no peace’: Can Iran break the deadlock with the US?
Iran’s parliament speaker says Tehran seeks to break a stalled deadlock with the US through negotiations, with the ball now in Washington’s court regarding ceasefire and strait reopening terms.
Migrant caravan sets out from southern Mexico bound for US after midterms
Over 1,000 migrants began marching through southern Mexico toward the US border in a caravan, with President Trump warning Mexico of doubled tariffs if the movement continues.
Trump heads to China amid Nvidia scandal: Will he get tougher on Beijing?
President Trump travels to China for an APEC summit as his ally Jensen Huang steps down as Nvidia CEO amid intelligence concerns, raising questions about US-China technology policy.
UK court finds two Iranian men guilty of spying for Iran
Two Iranian men were convicted of spying for Tehran after conducting surveillance on journalists and activists in the UK, including staff at Iran International broadcaster.
Prominent Israeli settler denied entry into France
French authorities denied entry to Israeli settler leader Yossi Dagan over his involvement in West Bank settlement policy, drawing an Israeli government protest.
Pro-Palestine philanthropist faces US extradition hearing in Spain
A US philanthropist faces extradition from Spain on charges including alleged money laundering and support for Hamas, though his legal team contests mistranslations in the case.
UK mosque rebukes comission’s ‘warning’ following Palestine comments
The Lewisham Islamic Centre in London rejected a warning from the UK’s Charity Commission over comments on Palestinian suffering made during 2023 sermons, calling it an attempt to restrict legitimate religious expression.
Thursday briefing: What we do (and don’t) know about Alice Huang and the Nvidia affair
US intelligence officials believe Alice Huang, a Shanghai executive in a romantic relationship with Nvidia founder Jensen Huang, is a Chinese intelligence asset. The situation has triggered investigations and significant drops in Nvidia’s stock valuation.
Netanyahu’s legacy: Personality politics reshapes Israeli democracy
Netanyahu called for a national unity government during new parliament proceedings, while the opposition majority heckled him and pursued efforts to form a government without him.
Ex-member of radical Marxist group scales balcony, escapes house arrest in Argentina
A 74-year-old former Red Brigades member escaped house arrest in Argentina by concealing his ankle monitor in pork and rappelling from a fifth-floor balcony.
Iran warns of expanded retaliation as Israel reportedly readies to attack
Israel’s security cabinet has ordered military preparations for potential strikes on Iran as Tehran threatens expanded retaliation beyond the region if attacked, amid ongoing diplomatic efforts.
Amnesty says UN, South Sudan officials failed to prevent village massacre
Amnesty International accused UN peacekeepers and South Sudan officials of failing to prevent a village massacre in March that killed over 200 people, despite prior warnings of the attack.
Bolivia arrests former judge on suspicion of drug trafficking
Bolivian authorities arrested a former senior judge on suspicion of drug trafficking as part of a US-backed crackdown targeting officials with alleged cartel connections across Latin America.
Fighting intensifies in Yemen as Houthis deny targeting Mecca
Fighting has intensified in Yemen between Houthi and Saudi-backed forces, with casualties surging to over 11,000 and hundreds of thousands displaced since August 1.
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