Who is behind Europe’s wave of bomb threats, cyberattacks?
“Targeting schools can maximize fear, media attention and pressure on the authorities, while involving relatively low costs and operational risks,” said intelligence expert Daniele Garofalo.
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Army sentinel rebukes Defense Sec. Pete Hegseth's group for laughing at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Immediately after the laughter, the sentinel moved toward the group and, from a distance, shouted toward them: "All visitors will maintain an atmosphere of silence and respect at all times."
Putin asked US envoys to convey gratitude to Trump for facilitating Russia-Ukraine contact channels
Additionally, NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said on Thursday there had been positive developments during the peace talks in Abu Dhabi, but warned Russia's intentions remain unclear
Chinese FM says call with Rubio was 'positive,' discuss potential trilateral agreement with Russia
They "agreed on the importance of leader-level conversations to advance goals such as denuclearization, including at potential trilateral leaders meeting with Russia," the US State Department said.
G7 foreign ministers concerned Chinese military actions near Taiwan threaten regional stability
China's increasingly assertive activities in the waters east of Taiwan "threaten regional stability, freedom of navigation and the safety of international shipping," the statement said.
Nvidia prepares to oust CEO Huang after two affairs, including with suspected Chinese spy - report
The controversy began with revelations about Huang's relationship to Alice Huang, a woman US intelligence believed to be involved in shipping Nvidia chips to Chinese firms.
Eight dead, 17 injured in partial building collapse in Brooklyn
"We do not know how many people are still in the collapse zone," the FDNY commissioner said. "And this will be a prolonged operation."
US deportation flight carrying Iranians turned back after Pakistan refuses entry - report
A second attempt to deport Iranian detainees from the US was aborted on Tuesday after Pakistan reportedly refused to receive them.
US envoys Kushner, Witkoff to meet Putin, discuss security deal, end to Russia-Ukraine war - report
After meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Kushner and Witkoff are expected to fly to Dublin, where they will meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Islamic Labour Party launches in Ireland, but is not officially registered, 'Post' finds
A new Islamic Labour Party in Ireland promotes Sharia principles and claims to have formed a shadow government, but the Electoral Commission confirmed it is not officially registered.
UN elects Iran to key committee overseeing organization's global priorities despite criticism
Iran received 144 votes to join a key UN committee overseeing organizational priorities, drawing criticism over Tehran's human rights record and support for terrorist organizations.
