Romanian intelligence identifies Russian sabotage network thought to have caused industrial fire
Romanian President Nicusor Dan alleged that Russia had significantly escalated attacks on NATO's eastern flank this month.
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Trump denies discussing Netanyahu request for another endorsement: ‘I never spoke about it’
French students vow more protests despite Macron government's concessions
FBI arrests CIA contractor for allegedly leaking secret defense, Middle East intel to journalist
United flight returns to airport after passenger spotted texting about hijacking aircraft
The aircraft landed safely, according to Fox 5 Las Vegas, with no injuries reported among its 150 passengers and six crew members.
Nigeria Ebola patient and spouse admitted to hospitals in Switzerland
The patient, the Ugandan-born wife of a Swiss diplomat based in Abuja, is Nigeria's first Ebola case in more than a decade.
Lula’s reelection in Brazil puts the brakes on Latin America’s pro-Israel shift
Since 2023, several Latin American countries have strengthened ties with Israel, in some cases reversing policies adopted by their predecessors.
Ukraine has waited nearly a month for US to sign off on Patriot missiles, Zelensky says
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has repeatedly called on the US, which supplies missiles purchased by NATO allies under a program known as PURL, to speed up deliveries ahead of winter.
Mecca defense pact faces test as Saudi delegation arrives for high-stakes Iran talks - analysis
The test in Tehran is whether the countries can come away with something practical. Skeptics about the pact's members have argued that the three countries are not making the agreement have teeth.
UK sanctions 15 Sudanese military commanders, officials, for sexual violence, civilian attacks
The measures come a year after the fall of al-Fashir, the North Darfur capital that became a focal point of Sudan's war, where civilians were subjected to a prolonged siege.
They sought temporary shelter from war. Twenty years later, Sudan’s refugees still can’t go home
In the 23 years since Ahmad, Sadam and Alhadi arrived in Chad, humanitarian aid to the country has fluctuated, unable to keep pace with an enduring – and worsening – emergency.
Thousands of students celebrate in Belgrade after Vucic concedes in Serbia election
The students' win marks a profound political shift in the country of some 6 million people and shows what power the younger generation has when they are able to harness widespread discontent.
France works with 10 European nations to increase strength as nuclear deterrent - report
The 'forward deterrence' plan involves the creation of new infrastructure, communications, early-warning and intelligence-sharing links with France's allies.
FBI probes possible Saudi espionage plot involving former OpenAI engineer - report
The FBI is considering economic espionage charges against a former OpenAI engineer accused of planting a listening device, amid concerns he intended to offer company secrets to Saudi Arabia.
