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Hundreds of Firefighters Tackle a Major Wildfire Raging Out of Control on Fringes of Greek Capital 

By Associated Press

Yunus Cleared in Graft Case After Becoming Bangladesh Leader

By Arun Devnath / Bloomberg

Prabowo Commits to Continue Building Indonesia's New Capital

By Norman Harsono and Faris Mokhtar / Bloomberg

Pentagon Chief Orders Submarine to the Middle East

By Lolita C. Baldor / AP
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Ukraine’s Energy Sector Faces Its Biggest Crisis Yet

Some 60% of Ukraine's power generation has been knocked out, as Russian bombs, drones, and rockets home in on infrastructure.

By Suriya Jayanti

Plane Carrying 61 People Crashed In Brazil

The airline said in a statement on its website that flight 2283 was on its way to São Paulo’s international airport.

By Chantelle Lee

How Russia Lured Indian Men Into War

Several Indian nationals were duped by the false promise of jobs to fight for the Russian army in Ukraine.

By Astha Rajvanshi

Travis Scott Released From Police Custody After Arrest in Paris

Rapper Travis Scott was arrested at a Paris hotel after an altercation with a security guard, French prosecutors said Friday.

By BARBARA SURK and JONATHAN LANDRUM / AP

Why Pakistan's Olympic Win is Historic

Before Nadeem’s win, Pakistan hadn't brought home an Olympic gold in four decades.

By Armani Syed

Anti-Racist Demonstrators Overwhelmed Far-Right Riots in Britain

“I haven't had much faith in England for a long time, but I did yesterday.”

By Armani Syed

Immigration Lawyers Targeted in UK Riots

Far-right rioters in the U.K. are targeting immigration lawyers by circulating a list of names on social media platforms.

By Astha Rajvanshi

Powerful Earthquake Hits Off Southern Japan

A powerful earthquake struck off Japan's southern coast, triggering a tsunami advisory that urged residents to stay away from the coastline.

By MARI YAMAGUCHI / AP

Exclusive: Netanyahu at War

In an interview with TIME, embattled Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the Gaza war will not end soon.

By Eric Cortellessa/Jerusalem

Read the Transcript of Netanyahu’s Interview

The prime minister discussed ongoing tensions with Iran, his handling of Israel’s war against Hamas, and the humanitarian crises in Gaza.

By Eric Cortellessa/Jerusalem

How China’s Olympic Victim Narrative Fuels Nationalist Pride

Chinese celebrations of Olympic wins are often framed around defeating the West and overcoming perceived injustice and disrespect.

By Koh Ewe

Why the Olympics Are a Source of Pride—and Frustration—for Taiwan

Here’s what to know about the politics and history behind Team ‘Chinese Taipei.’

By Chad de Guzman

Palestinians Plead on TikTok: Don’t Scroll

In the 11th month of war in Gaza, Palestinians are turning to TikTok to fundraise for their survival.

By Yasmeen Serhan

A Virgin Atlantic Airways Ad Has Been Banned in the U.K. Here's Why

The Advertising Standard Authority (ASA) deemed a claim made in the Virgin Atlantic ad was "misleading."

By Anna Gordon

BTS Member Suga Breaks Silence Over Drink-Driving Incident

Suga said he is "heavy-hearted" after being fined and having his licence revoked.

By Armani Syed

U.K. Police Prepare for Another Night of Violence

There are concerns that far-right groups plan to target locations around the U.K. on Wednesday.

By DANICA KIRKA / AP
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