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Hungary, following Trump, will designate Antifa terrorist group: PM Orban

It was unclear what prompted his decision to make the move as antifascist groups rarely engage in political actions in Hungary, where Orban and his party have held near-total power for over 15 years

Earthquake of magnitude 6.1 hits Indonesia, damages reported; no casualties

At least two houses and the main bridge in the town of Nabire in Central Papua province collapsed, said Suharyanto, the chief of the National Disaster Mitigation Agency

Trump, Xi set to discuss TikTok deal, future of US-China relations

The call also may offer clues about whether the two leaders might meet in person to hash out a final agreement to end their trade war

US vetoes UNSC resolution calling for Gaza ceasefire, hostage release

The resolution, drafted by the council's 10 elected members who serve two-year terms, goes further than previous drafts to highlight what it calls the deepening of suffering of Palestinian civilians

Trump praises his hosts for royal welcome on UK visit, sidesteps key issues

Among the topics tackled mostly in private talks between Trump and Starmer were the wars in Ukraine and Gaza and US tariff rates on steel imported from Britain

Trump suggests possible US return to Afghan base, citing China proximity

We're trying to get it back, Trump said of the base in an aside to a question about ending Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Iran withdraws resolution to ban attacks on nuclear sites after US pressure

The resolution withdrawal comes as US allies have started the clock on reimposing UN sanctions on Iran over it's nuclear programme

Powerful magnitude-7.8 earthquake shakes Russia's far east Kamchatka region

The remote Kamchatka region has been hit by a series of powerful earthquakes over the past two months

Judge blocks Trump admin from deporting Guatemalan migrant children

Trump administration officials said they were seeking to reunify children with parents who wanted them returned home

Strikes, protests roil France, pitting streets against Macron, new PM

Many complained about mounting poverty, sharpening inequality and struggles to make ends meet

Trump seeks Supreme Court order to remove Lisa Cook from US Fed board

The White House campaign to unseat Cook marks an unprecedented bid to reshape the Fed board, which was designed to be largely independent from day-to-day politics

Jose Mourinho returns to Portugal, takes up new head coach role for Benfica

Jos Mourinho will coach in Portugal again, two decades later.

Northrop Grumman cargo ship reaches ISS a day late after engine glitch

Astronauts used the space station's robot arm to pluck Northrop Grumman's Cygnus capsule from orbit as they soared over Africa

UK police arrest suspects as Lithuania exposes Russia-linked sabotage plot

The Metropolitan Police said Thursday they arrested three people just east of London on suspicion of spying for Russia

BoE holds main UK interest rate at 4% with inflation above target

The decision was widely anticipated, as was the split of votes on the nine-member Monetary Policy Committee

Manchester United posts record revenues but is still making losses

Manchester United posted record revenues in its latest annual accounts despite missing out on Champions League soccer and enduring its worst-ever Premier League campaign.

Kane says UCL 'more open' than Bundesliga after netting 2 goals vs Chelsea

Harry Kane says the Champions League offers more opportunities to score than the Bundesliga after he grabbed two goals in Bayern Munich's 3-1 win over Chelsea on Wednesday.

UEFA Champions League highlights: PSG dominant, Liverpool win late thriller

Title holder Paris Saint-Germain roared to victory in the Champions League on Wednesday, and Liverpool found yet another late winning goal in its stunning start to the season.

Taliban internet ban spreads across Afghanistan as more provinces shut down

It's the first time a ban of this kind has been imposed since the Taliban seized power in August 2021, and leaves government offices, the private sector, public institutions, and homes without Wi-Fi

Experts resurrect Census Bureau advisory committee axed by Trump admin

Experts' revival of the Census advisory panel marks latest pushback by researchers against statistical changes under Trump's second term, seen as threatening data integrity and transparency.