Deal part of financial support from Trump administration, backing Javier Milei

Pakistani Taliban operate in 'connivance' with Afghan Taliban, says minister

Israeli CGI Group told earlier Louvre had asked for its help for investigation

Photos and live video footage from local media show the plane's fuselage partly submerged in water

Starlink did not respond to a request for comment following AFP's investigation

The White House did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment on the FT report

The United States has had warships deployed in the Caribbean off Venezuela since August and has attacked at least six boats it said were running drugs toward the United States, killing at least 27 people so far

Trump says ceasefire still in place, Hamas leadership maybe not involved

Thieves wielding power tools raided the Louvre in broad daylight yesterday, taking just seven minutes to grab some of France’s priceless crown jewels but dropping a gem-encrusted crown as they fled, officials and sources said.

Israel launched a series of deadly strikes in Gaza yesterday and said it was halting aid into the enclave in response to attacks on its forces that killed two soldiers, in the worst violence since the start of a US-brokered ceasefire that halted two years of devastating onslaught less than two weeks ago.

Tropical Storm Fengshen headed out to sea yesterday after killing a family of five on the Philippines’ main island Luzon, officials and state weather forecasters said.

Iran executed a man convicted of spying for Israel’s intelligence agency, the judiciary said yesterday, the latest in a series of executions following a 12-day war in June between the two countries.

The UN’s office in Yemen said yesterday that 20 of its staff were still being detained by Houthi rebels following a raid on their building in Sanaa the day before.

US President Donald Trump yesterday called Colombian President Gustavo Petro an “illegal drug leader” and said the United States would cease “large scale payments and subsidies” to the South American nation.

People who take part in Saturday’s mass “No Kings” protest against President Donald Trump’s administration may be targeted for federal government surveillance with a range of technology that could include facial recognition and phone hacking, civil libertarians said.

Ukrainian drones attacked the Orenburg gas processing plant, the world’s largest facility of its kind, and damaged part of it but no employees were hurt in the attack, the region’s governor said yesterday.

Budget cuts will reduce Bangladesh’s UN deployment by 25%

Two more dead in separate rescue

Israeli military said it had struck dozens of Hamas targets across the Gaza Strip

IDF (military) says strikes follow ‘blatant violation’ of ceasefire agreement