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Four people are dead and dozens injured following a significant Russian attack across Ukraine. Moscow, for its part, has confirmed the strike deployed its Oreshnik missile. It's a weapon reportedly capable of traveling at over ten times the speed of sound.

United States authorities have charged Raúl Castro and five others in connection with the 1996 downing of two planes. The charges include conspiracy to kill US nationals and aircraft destruction.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed in Rome yesterday, bringing an intensive multi-nation diplomatic tour to a close. His arrival at Fiumicino Airport marked the final stop in a demanding international schedule.

An Ebola outbreak is spreading across eastern DR Congo, with the country's health minister admitting medics were slow to detect the virus. They're now scrambling to catch up.

Mideast Hotel Investment Freezes Amid Iran Tensions. New hotel developments across the Gulf have abruptly halted. Vast sums of investment are now frozen, caught in the deepening uncertainty surrounding Iran.

Exclusive Zhongnanhai Tour Caps Trump's China Visit. President Trump capped his China visit with an extraordinary tour of Zhongnanhai. It's the heavily guarded compound serving as China's nerve center, a privilege almost never extended to foreign leaders.

Beijing rolled out the full red carpet for President Trump, orchestrating a masterclass in diplomatic pomp. Still, beneath the smiles, pressing global challenges weren't going anywhere.

Beijing Stages Elaborate Welcome for Trump's High-Stakes Visit President Donald Trump arrived in Beijing on Thursday, greeted by a lavish official welcome immediately preceding a two-hour meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

He didn't just smash a car window; he stole unreleased Beyoncé music. The thief behind that brazen raid has been jailed, after making off with hard drives loaded with the superstar's invaluable tracks.

America's Northernmost City Kicks Off 84 Days of Endless Sun Utqiagvik, America's northernmost city, just saw its last sunset until August. For the next 84 days, residents won't see darkness again, living instead under the constant glow of the midnight sun.

Thailand's Ex-PM Thaksin Shinawatra Is Free. Can He Finally Step Aside? Thailand's controversial former Prime Minister, Thaksin Shinawatra, is out of jail. But can he truly embrace a backseat role this time?

Australia's populist One Nation party has made history, claiming its first-ever lower house seat in a by-election.

Vivek Ramaswamy has won the Ohio Republican gubernatorial nomination, a clear triumph for the Trump wing in a crucial Midwestern primary. It's a powerful signal of the party's current direction.

Four women and nine children, all with links to Islamic State, have booked tickets to return to Australia after years spent in a Syrian detention camp, an Australian minister has confirmed.

Officer Recounts Grisly Retrieval as DNA Tests Seek Identity. Urgent DNA tests are now underway to confirm the identity of a missing man, following a shocking discovery an officer described as a "difficult, grim retrieval."

The Met Gala blasted back into New York, a night steeped in high glamour and philanthropy. Beyoncé made a grand re-entry, joined by her family, as Anna Wintour orchestrated the iconic evening.

Ukrainian drones have struck Russia's illicit "shadow fleet" oil tankers and a key terminal, intensifying pressure on Moscow's war economy as Russian attacks claim at least ten civilian lives across Ukraine.

Starlink Smuggled Into Iran To Beat Blackouts Starlink satellite internet is being secretly smuggled into Iran. It's a clandestine operation designed to punch through government information blackouts and reveal the true picture on the ground.

An interim report from Australia's Royal Commission demands urgent gun reform. Its findings also call for security measures to expand well beyond religious holidays.