◆Wildfires in Spain and France force mass evacuations near Madrid and Bordeaux◆US reports no strikes on Iran after 13 nights as ceasefire terms lie in ruins◆Houthis claim missile and drone attacks on Saudi Aramco sites after Hodeidah strikes◆Andy Burnham takes office as UK prime minister◆Congo's Ebola outbreak nears 3,000 cases as deaths pass 1,300◆US intelligence sees Iran's new supreme leader more open to nuclear weapons◆Strike on holiday camp in occupied Zaporizhzhia kills children; Kyiv under missile fire◆Taiwan steps up import security as Chinese ships drill blockade manoeuvres◆Oil above $100 and a new US tariff round hit the world economy at once◆US-approved Saudi uranium enrichment revives Middle East arms-race fears◆Shipping disruption at Hormuz and in the Red Sea pushes firms to redesign supply chains◆Canada Weighs Tariff Retaliation as China's Effective US Tariff Rate Holds Steady◆India's education minister resigns after student protests over exam leak◆Anthropic and OpenAI break with US tech industry over Chinese open-weight AI models◆Takaichi's ¥370tn spending plan unsettles Japan's bond market◆OpenAI obtained German insurance customer data through a security gap, report says◆Around 500 feared dead in shipwrecks of boats fleeing Myanmar◆Sudan's Joint Forces claim recapture of strategic city in North Kordofan◆Trump threatens new tariffs over EU fine against Google◆Unicredit's Commerzbank move would leave Deutsche Bank as Germany's last independent big bank◆Flávio Bolsonaro named Liberal Party candidate as Brazil bars US election delegation◆One month after Venezuela's double earthquake, more than 128,000 people affected◆Israeli forces launch large-scale raid on West Bank village◆US appeals court blocks Trump decree on mail-in voting in 23 states◆Guterres calls from Damascus for international support for Syria's reconstruction◆Car drives into Berlin pride parade, one dead and 17 injured◆Canadian intern at NATO military headquarters arrested in Belgium over spying suspicion◆Kuwait signs $16bn oil pipeline lease with Blackstone, Brookfield and KKR◆Seven journalists murdered in Mexico since January◆Bus collision in Syria kills at least 35◆Paramount pauses Warner Bros Discovery merger until lawsuits are resolved◆Study puts losses from immigration raids in Los Angeles at $3.2m◆France seeks to keep pace in the global data-centre race for AI◆German battery maker Varta to be broken up◆Ifo president Fuest warns of collapse in German state finances◆AI models reported to help disprove Jacobi conjecture◆Israeli forces detain 70 Palestinians in West Bank raids◆New York Times reporter describes Iran under wartime strain◆Colombia's president-elect was investigated by US authorities◆Nonprofits hope for donations from AI startup IPOs◆Cyclospora outbreak linked to lettuce cuts US salad sales◆Planned Melbourne data centre draws petition and national debate◆Commentary questions imminent AI job losses◆Activists disable Flock surveillance cameras across the US◆Scotland Yard investigates donations to Reform UK◆Equipment dropped in sea may delay Rosebank oilfield◆Commentary examines Rand Paul's NDAA vote◆New York small business owners welcome Mamdani deregulation◆Alabama NIL executive arrested in trafficking case◆Fox Business host says Iran appears more resilient than expected◆Wildfires in Spain and France force mass evacuations near Madrid and Bordeaux◆US reports no strikes on Iran after 13 nights as ceasefire terms lie in ruins◆Houthis claim missile and drone attacks on Saudi Aramco sites after Hodeidah strikes◆Andy Burnham takes office as UK prime minister◆Congo's Ebola outbreak nears 3,000 cases as deaths pass 1,300◆US intelligence sees Iran's new supreme leader more open to nuclear weapons◆Strike on holiday camp in occupied Zaporizhzhia kills children; Kyiv under missile fire◆Taiwan steps up import security as Chinese ships drill blockade manoeuvres◆Oil above $100 and a new US tariff round hit the world economy at once◆US-approved Saudi uranium enrichment revives Middle East arms-race fears◆Shipping disruption at Hormuz and in the Red Sea pushes firms to redesign supply chains◆Canada Weighs Tariff Retaliation as China's Effective US Tariff Rate Holds Steady◆India's education minister resigns after student protests over exam leak◆Anthropic and OpenAI break with US tech industry over Chinese open-weight AI models◆Takaichi's ¥370tn spending plan unsettles Japan's bond market◆OpenAI obtained German insurance customer data through a security gap, report says◆Around 500 feared dead in shipwrecks of boats fleeing Myanmar◆Sudan's Joint Forces claim recapture of strategic city in North Kordofan◆Trump threatens new tariffs over EU fine against Google◆Unicredit's Commerzbank move would leave Deutsche Bank as Germany's last independent big bank◆Flávio Bolsonaro named Liberal Party candidate as Brazil bars US election delegation◆One month after Venezuela's double earthquake, more than 128,000 people affected◆Israeli forces launch large-scale raid on West Bank village◆US appeals court blocks Trump decree on mail-in voting in 23 states◆Guterres calls from Damascus for international support for Syria's reconstruction◆Car drives into Berlin pride parade, one dead and 17 injured◆Canadian intern at NATO military headquarters arrested in Belgium over spying suspicion◆Kuwait signs $16bn oil pipeline lease with Blackstone, Brookfield and KKR◆Seven journalists murdered in Mexico since January◆Bus collision in Syria kills at least 35◆Paramount pauses Warner Bros Discovery merger until lawsuits are resolved◆Study puts losses from immigration raids in Los Angeles at $3.2m◆France seeks to keep pace in the global data-centre race for AI◆German battery maker Varta to be broken up◆Ifo president Fuest warns of collapse in German state finances◆AI models reported to help disprove Jacobi conjecture◆Israeli forces detain 70 Palestinians in West Bank raids◆New York Times reporter describes Iran under wartime strain◆Colombia's president-elect was investigated by US authorities◆Nonprofits hope for donations from AI startup IPOs◆Cyclospora outbreak linked to lettuce cuts US salad sales◆Planned Melbourne data centre draws petition and national debate◆Commentary questions imminent AI job losses◆Activists disable Flock surveillance cameras across the US◆Scotland Yard investigates donations to Reform UK◆Equipment dropped in sea may delay Rosebank oilfield◆Commentary examines Rand Paul's NDAA vote◆New York small business owners welcome Mamdani deregulation◆Alabama NIL executive arrested in trafficking case◆Fox Business host says Iran appears more resilient than expected