Saudi Arabia Joins US-Iran Conflict After Months of Avoidance
Saudi Arabia has entered the US-Iran war, reversing its six-month policy of staying out of the conflict.
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Saudi Arabia has entered the US-Iran war, reversing its six-month policy of staying out of the conflict.
A father's desperate audio recording was played in court during the trial of a mother charged with murdering their three children.
Huawei is preparing a new smartphone lineup for a September launch, directly challenging Apple’s next iPhone release.
A drone attack on Kyiv left at least one dead, according to Västerbottens-Kuriren, as regional incidents emerge.
Australian health officials alert public to rare eye condition associated with certain diabetes and obesity medications.
Argentina's Central Bank buys dollars again, easing pressure on the peso after a pause in reserve accumulation.
A man in Bihar beheaded his sister-in-law after she was slow to serve him food, according to NDTV.
FIFA has launched an investigation into the Argentine Football Association, with three players facing potential long-term bans.
Russia launched ballistic missiles at Kyiv; Ukraine calls for more air defense from allies.
U.S. Central Command has finished a series of strikes on Iran, according to Russian news agency Interfax.
The PPP expands its ethics panel by two members, signaling possible disciplinary action against a lawmaker.
De Telegraaf reports wildfires in France destroyed villas and left luxury cars abandoned along a wealthy route.
FIFA president responds to criticism over World Cup expansion funding proposal.
Rescuers in Japan search rubble after a powerful earthquake kills 23, with aftershocks and heat hindering efforts.
Financial Times reports a rise in fake items on Vinted, challenging the platform's authentication efforts.
Sud Ouest compares Gironde's 2026 wildfire map to the historic 2022 fires in a new report.
Egypt’s junior men’s volleyball team won silver at the African Championship in Alexandria after losing to Nigeria.
Brussels is deploying water-bombing aircraft and coordinating cross-border firefighting aid for Spain and France.
Regulators in Argentina are recalling a viral toy called Squeezy Dumpling over chemical concerns.
Multiple factories in Kumamoto, including Toyota, TSMC, and Sony, suspend operations after earthquake.
PS Omollo donates KSh 500,000 to Ndiema's burial fund, with attendees agreeing to form a SACCO, per Tuko News.
NASA has fueled the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, preparing it for a launch targeted for August 30.
WestJet and its union are still negotiating ahead of a potential strike that could disrupt summer travel.
Tshwane CFO Gareth Mnisi says the DA’s court bid over the city manager’s suspension has no legal foundation.
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