The possible reopening of the Strait of Hormuz may not prompt China to return quickly to prewar levels of oil purchases from the Persian Gulf.
Colombia’s High-Stakes Election: What to Know About the Candidates, Issues and Expected Results
Colombia’s election on Sunday pits a right-wing candidate endorsed by President Trump against a candidate promising continuity with the country’s departing leftist president.
Abandoned ghost town once home to 2,500 people still perched on 1,300ft cliff
Visitors can still explore the ghost town today, but they cannot wander around freely.
A Critical Deadline Is Approaching for Windows and Linux Security
The cryptographic keys that secure your computer’s boot sequence will start to expire on June 24. Here’s what that means for you.
Three boys die after sea rescue at Spanish beach
Three boys have died after getting into difficulty while swimming at a beach near Tarragona in northeastern Spain, officials said Sunday.
Israeli drone strike kills Al Jazeera journalist in Gaza
Qatar-based Al Jazeera said on Saturday that an Israeli drone strike targetting a house in the Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza killed its journalist Ahmed Wishah. An Israeli military spokesman confirmed the strike on Wishah and alleged he was a “H…
Top Putin ally issues chilling WW3 strike warning to UK – ‘press the nuclear button’
The Putin mouthpiece said he believed a nuclear attack was “necessary” and “inevitable”.
From Meloni to Macron: How Trump’s relationships with Europe’s leaders fell apart one by one
Trump’s seemingly off-hand remarks about the Italian prime minister have sparked a diplomatic spat. But it is not the first time the mercurial leader has rubbed world leaders the wrong way, Maira Butt reports
Japan fans keep World Cup clean-up tradition alive
Japanese fans once again cleaned the stands after Japan’s 4-0 World Cup victory over Tunisia, continuing a tradition that has become a symbol of respect and sportsmanship. Supporters collected rubbish in the stadium before leaving, a gesture that has d…
Sixty years of Black Power: Why America still can’t survive its own race debate
How 1960s Black Power, civil unrest and George Floyd’s legacy still reveal America’s unresolved conflict over race and equality
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