Three supertankers began loading at Iran's main oil terminal Saturday, the first regular activity there in about six weeks.

Saturday's strike injured nine others, including a child, as cross-border aerial attacks between Russia and Ukraine intensify.

Saturday's attacks killed a family of four in Gaza City and a woman in northern Gaza, as over 1,000 have died since the October truce began.

Tehran cited breaches of the Islamabad MoU after Israeli airstrikes killed at least 47 people in Lebanon on Friday, threatening the fragile U.S.-Iran deal.

The Brussels summit also saw clashes over the bloc's long-term budget and debate on tougher trade measures against China.

The president told Axios that action against Havana is "possible" while praising Secretary of State Rubio's role in talks with Cuba.

Russia says air defenses repelled a drone strike on the Tyumen oil refinery, though explosions and smoke were reported at the site.

Families in the Kigonze camp have refused Ebola testing on patients and the deceased, hampering efforts to contain the Bundibugyo strain outbreak.

President Rodrigo Paz authorized military deployment to clear road blockades that have paralyzed the economy and caused widespread shortages.

At least five people died in airstrikes on southern Lebanon's Nabatieh region Saturday, despite a truce agreed the day before.

A record 38,558 grave violations against children in conflict were verified in 2025, with government forces identified as the main perpetrators for the first time.

A day after 25 ships crossed the strait in the highest traffic since April, no outbound tankers were seen Friday as diplomacy faltered.

Tehran has also laid groundwork to charge transit fees on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz once a 60-day grace period ends.

U.S. and Qatari mediators brokered the truce after overnight strikes killed at least 47 in Lebanon and four Israeli soldiers.

South Korea's president said Trump agreed to consider prioritizing a nuclear freeze over immediate denuclearization after their G7 talks.

The vice president told Israeli cabinet critics to "wake up and smell the reality" as Lebanon emerges as a flashpoint in the U.S.-Iran agreement.

Senior officials dictated the MOU's contents to journalists Wednesday, including uranium downblending terms and Lebanon territorial integrity provisions.

Her chief of cabinet shared the message at a private dinner to quell concerns about a planned restructuring of Commission departments.

Leaders in Évian-les-Bains issued joint declarations urging a shift from aid dependency to private investment and a coordinated Ebola response.

Internal records exposed online identify over 200 powerful figures in politics, tech, and finance tied to the invite-only network.

The former lawmaker was sentenced to over four years in prison for lobbying the U.S. to intervene in his father's coup trial.

The UK Ministry of Defence is investigating after the Admiral Grigorovich discharged rounds near a civilian vessel south of the Isle of Wight.

Days after its record Nasdaq IPO, SpaceX said it will exercise its option to acquire the AI coding startup in an all-stock deal.

Defense Minister Katz said Israeli forces will not withdraw from seized lands in Lebanon, Syria, or Gaza, challenging the framework agreement.

The Friday interceptions over the Baltic Sea came a day after Sweden's defense commission warned Russia may test NATO's cohesion soon.

At least 274 civilians were killed and 1,763 injured, a 93% increase over May 2025, according to UN monitors.

Reuters reported that the UAE agreed to release up to $10 billion to halt Iranian attacks, though the UAE categorically denied the claims.

Beijing's Commerce Ministry warned Saturday it will "inevitably retaliate resolutely and forcefully" over the addition of major tech firms to the U.S. military companies list.

Commerce Secretary Lutnick ordered export restrictions on Anthropic's Fable 5 and Mythos 5, barring all foreign users days after the models launched.

The rocket and satellite company raised $75 billion by selling shares at $135 each, valuing SpaceX at $1.77 trillion at its Nasdaq debut.

European intelligence confirmed that hundreds of Russian soldiers trained at Chinese military bases before deploying to the front lines.

A New York Times report details sweeping reductions to aircraft, submarines, and carriers available for European defense operations.

The effort to formally expunge both first-term House impeachment votes from the record would wait until after the November midterm elections.

The full-scale invasion reached 1,569 days on Wednesday, outlasting the First World War as the Trump administration's June peace deadline passed without resolution.

The industrial AI company closed its Series B backed by JPMorgan, BlackRock, and Goldman Sachs, bringing total funding to $18.2 billion.

The deposit rate rises to 2.25% as eurozone inflation hits 3.2%, with markets pricing in roughly even odds of another increase in September.

Iran says US airstrikes on Sirik cut drinking water to thousands, as both sides trade fire in a second day of renewed hostilities.

The move, reported by The Wall Street Journal, comes as both AI giants prepare for IPOs and enterprise customers push back on soaring costs.

The Trump administration said sanctions target the Cuban regime, rejecting UN calls to lift measures that officials say are causing "widespread harm."

Energy Secretary Chris Wright told Congress he had no knowledge of the operation Trump described as extracting "millions of barrels every night."

The U.S.-backed measure requires Tehran to disclose the status of enriched uranium at sites bombed during last year's conflict and grant inspectors access.

Iran says it attacked the US naval headquarters hours after American strikes hit Iranian military sites in a rapid cycle of retaliation.

Masked protesters torched vehicles and blocked roads Tuesday night as the suspect, a refugee granted UK asylum in 2023, was charged with attempted murder.

Cuba's top envoy said the indictment of Raúl Castro and new sanctions aim to build U.S. public support for an invasion of the island.

The Trump administration says Europe's inaction on Ebola screening could trigger limits on European travelers ahead of the World Cup.

The AI model uses automatic safety classifiers that route sensitive queries to a less powerful system, with mandatory 30-day data retention.

The attacks enforce a declared ban on Israeli-linked vessels, threatening Saudi Arabia's last functioning oil export route as the Strait of Hormuz remains closed.

The IDF issued its first evacuation order covering Tyre's Christian quarter as airstrikes hit the southern Lebanese city Tuesday.

Beijing is drafting a blueprint for interconnected computing hubs nationwide, funded largely through sovereign debt over the next five years.

The 7.8-magnitude quake struck off Mindanao on Monday, triggering landslides, building collapses, and tsunami waves across the region.

The leaders agreed the core manned aircraft of the €100 billion FCAS project is dead after Airbus and Dassault failed to resolve their dispute.

A UK-France-led coalition of 15 nations is operationally ready to clear mines from the Strait of Hormuz once a US-Iran deal is reached.

Commander-in-Chief Syrskyi said Ukraine recaptured 100 sq km more than it lost in May alone, signaling a continued shift in battlefield momentum.

The massive 2028 chip order sent Intel shares surging in premarket trading and signals growing confidence in the company's foundry revival.

The proposal, discussed ahead of NATO's July summit in Ankara, would formalize long-term support and improve transparency on allied contributions.

The IDF said soldiers fired at a vehicle they perceived accelerating toward them and acknowledged the victims were "uninvolved civilians."

The decision resolves weeks of uncertainty just 10 days before the team's opening match against New Zealand in Los Angeles.

Russia's president dismissed the call for face-to-face negotiations, saying Moscow wants a comprehensive settlement, not a temporary ceasefire.

Astronauts donned spacesuits and boarded their SpaceX capsule Friday as a years-long leak in the Russian segment escalated.

Iran's ambassador revealed the scope of the Hormoz Nuclear Power Plant project as Tehran declared no progress in peace negotiations with Washington.

The group called the deal "absurd" and demanded a full Israeli withdrawal, one day after Israel and Lebanon's government agreed to a new framework.

Iran's supreme leader accused adversaries of spreading fear and division, urging national unity at the 37th anniversary of Ayatollah Khomeini's death.

Hungary lifted its long-standing veto after reaching a minority rights deal with Kyiv, ending a two-year deadlock on membership negotiations.

North Korea's leader toured a newly operational nuclear material production facility, saying output capacity has more than doubled in five years.

Marcelo Salinas's departure is the highest-level exit from President Rodrigo Paz's government since unrest erupted in early May.

The endorsement came via Truth Social on Tuesday as the conservative outsider prepares to face leftist senator Ivan Cepeda in a June 21 runoff.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio told lawmakers Tuesday that Israel's expansion directive is not part of Washington's plan for the territory.

The agency warned Tuesday that surging transport costs and Gulf shipping disruptions are forcing it to rely on costly air freight to reach children.

The ban, citing security tensions, comes as millions of Shiites prepare for pilgrimage season, drawing accusations of sectarian discrimination.

Japan's PM called on Iran's president to show flexibility in U.S.-Iran talks and reopen the strait to all vessels.

The deal ends over two months of deadlocked talks following March's fragmented snap election, which saw 12 parties win seats in parliament.

The Claude AI maker submitted a draft S-1 to the SEC on Monday, joining SpaceX and OpenAI in a historic wave of tech IPOs expected this year.

The Armenian prime minister pushed back on Monday as Moscow escalated pressure over Yerevan's ties with the European Union ahead of June 7 elections.

CEO Jensen Huang announced the Arm-based processor at Computex, calling it "the most efficient PC chip ever built."

Rare B meson decays measured at the LHC deviate from predictions at four sigma, giving physicists a one-in-16,000 chance of a statistical fluke.

At least 46 people died and about 70 were injured after an explosion at a mining explosives depot in Shan State on Sunday.

One person was found dead and 219 injured as celebrations of PSG's second straight title devolved into mass disorder across 15 French cities.