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Ceuta Crisis: AI Fakes and 'Invasion' Rhetoric Fuel Disinformation
Verified data shows 50,000 crossings, but viral misinformation and political framing distort the reality of the event.
Ceuta: 50,000 migrants cross from Morocco into Spanish enclave
Spain deploys military and considers emergency as Sánchez calls it an 'attack' on territorial integrity.
Salman Rushdie stabbing defendant declines to testify in federal terrorism trial
Hadi Matar, already convicted on state charges, faces possible life sentence if found guilty of federal terrorism offenses.
UK MP Says French Warship Fired Shots Near Him in Channel
Chris Philp calls incident 'intimidation' and plans to raise it with the French ambassador; French authorities say it was a routine training exercise.
UK court rejects Bahrain’s bid to block spyware lawsuit
Supreme Court rules remote infection of devices in the UK constitutes a local act, allowing activists to proceed with their immunity challenge case.
Ukraine's Drone Campaign Targets Russian Refineries
Ukraine's drone campaign has disabled over 30% of Russia's operating refinery capacity.
North Korea says NATO fuel plan shows alliance preparing for war
Pyongyang's state media criticized the proposed expansion of NATO's fuel infrastructure as evidence of offensive military preparations.
Tanker hit by unknown projectile off Oman, engine room damaged
The vessel was left not under command after the strike; no casualties or environmental effects were reported.
FBI obtained voter IP address in South Carolina fraud probe
Emails reveal law enforcement requests for digital registration data amid broader scrutiny of voter rolls
Greece orders partial evacuation of Athens suburb as wildfires spread
Emergency alerts were issued for Haidari as forest fires broke out in Boeotia and Aspropyrgos
Former Sri Lanka police chief sentenced to death over 2019 Easter bombings
A special fast-track court overturned a 2022 acquittal for Pujith Jayasundara and former defence secretary Hemasiri Fernando
Japan establishes first centralized intelligence bureau since World War II
The new National Intelligence Bureau aims to streamline the country's intelligence apparatus through increased authority and oversight.
Iran claims drone attacks on US facilities in Kuwait and Bahrain
The Iranian army stated the strikes were retaliation for a US attack on Qeshm Island.
Russia targets hundreds of Ukrainian petrol stations
Missile and drone attacks on fuel stops follow Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries.
Iran's IRGC claims two tankers hit in Strait of Hormuz incident
The Iranian military force accused US air escorts of facilitating illegal routes while CENTCOM maintains US forces are ensuring compliance.
Australian MP Luke Gosling arrested over alleged assault
The federal member for Solomon was taken into custody regarding an incident involving the Northern Territory Administrator.
British national arrested in Cyprus over alleged spying for Iran
Rashad Sultanov faces extradition after accused surveillance of RAF Akrotiri under the UK's National Security Act.
Russia strikes US-owned drone factory in Kyiv
The attack on Terminal Autonomy marks the first time Moscow has targeted a US company in the conflict.
Russia launches air raid on over 70 missiles and 280 drones, killing nine
President Zelenskyy blames allied delays in air defence supplies as ballistic missiles strike residential areas and debris falls in Poland.
Liberia burns $336m cocaine in drug bust
Authorities incinerated 4.2 metric tons of seized drugs as police officials face charges for alleged involvement in the trafficking network.
Iran’s IRGC Claims Attack on Kuwait’s Ali Al Salem Base
The Revolutionary Guard states the strike destroyed drone hangars and a fuel tank at the military facility.
Turkey detains 216 suspects for glorifying crime online
Operations across 52 provinces targeted social media posts linked to criminal organizations and hitman services.
HRW: Russia’s Africa Corps Airstrikes Kill 8 Civilians in Mali
Rights group says strikes hit a village chief's home and market; Moscow claims it targeted militants.
CBC identifies Canadian woman accused of spying at NATO HQ
Belgian authorities arrested Biwei Zhang, a systems engineer and former intern at NATO's military headquarters, on charges of espionage.
South Korea reviews near-shootdown of US drone
A security alert and evacuation notices followed the incident in the border region.
'Insight with Haslinda Amin' Provides Daily Market Analysis
The program features high-profile interviews to offer comprehensive coverage of significant global stories.
Russian journalist sentenced to 12 years for treason
Daria Shipacheva was convicted after a brief closed-door trial centered on a money transfer to a relative in Ukraine.
Lebanese Army: Israeli Attacks Complicate Southern Deployment
Beirut says ongoing strikes and destruction prevent troop movement under US-mediated framework as casualty toll rises.
Israeli strikes kill 3 in Gaza amid ceasefire violations
Violence continues as Hamas prepares for Cairo talks on the second phase of the ceasefire agreement.
Armed attack targets mosque in Winnipeg, Canada
Security forces respond to incident at place of worship as authorities begin investigation into the breach.