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After Hormuz, Iran turns to Red Sea gateway as new pressure point
Iran threatens a new pressure point at Bab el-Mandeb after disrupting shipping through the Strait of Hormuz
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Blaze near Paris burns on as heatwave tightens across Europe
Waterbombing aircraft assists firefighters struggling to contain the inferno
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Trump wants fees for Hormuz just like Iran — is that legal?
No such unilateral move to demand fees to traverse a strait has been made in modern history
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Pollution from Musk’s unpermitted xAI power project hits hardest in Black communities
xAI installed 59 gas turbines for Tennessee data centre without federal air permits, Reuters analysis finds
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New York becomes the first state to impose a data centre moratorium
New York moratorium highlights US debate over AI data centres’ impact on power grids, bills and communities
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China purges third Politburo member in deepening anti-graft drive
Ma Xingrui is the third member of the Politburo to be purged since 2025 as part of President Xi's anti-graft campaign
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China's DeepSeek considers new fundraising after first round, FT reports
The company began talks with new investors on a funding round that could value it at about $71 billion
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Russia says there can't be security guarantees for Ukraine without its involvement
Describes imposition of EU sanctions against tech firm VK as 'utterly absurd'
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Lebanon, Israel hold US-brokered talks in Rome to implement framework deal
Iran demands end to Israeli aggression in Lebanon as part of its interim deal with Washington signed last month
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France ready to fight Spain for midfield control in World Cup semi-final
Spain built their run to the last 4 around their ability to dominate the ball, control the rhythm of matches









