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Houthis claim to break up US-Israel spy network after arresting UN staffers

The United Nations on Friday announced the arrests of 11 Yemeni staffers. Six worked for the UN's human rights agency

Meta to train AI model on European data as it faces privacy concerns

The company, which owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, said that in order to better reflect the languages, geography and cultural references" of its users in Europe, it needs to use public data

Russia may have been behind recent failed arson attack in Prague: Czech PM

A 26-year-old suspect was arrested Saturday and charged with terrorism in connection with Thursday's failed arson attack

Far-right gains in EU election deal stunning defeat to Macron, Scholz

In France, President Emmanuel Macron announced he was calling early legislative elections after his party suffered a heavy defeat from the far-right National Rally party

Max Verstappen wins 3rd straight Canadian Grand Prix, completes 60 F1 wins

Verstappen finished 3.879 seconds ahead of McLaren's Lando Norris in the 70-lap race on the 2.71-mile (4.36-kilometer) road course. Last year, Verstappen started from the pole and led every lap

Global stocks mostly lower following hotter-than-expected US jobs report

Far-right parties made major gains in parliamentary elections Sunday, leading French President Emmanuel Macron to call a snap election. This caused the euro to drop to its lowest price in a month

Poland's PM Tusk strengthened by EU election win, populists close behind

Tusk's strong showing Sunday came at the expense of his two coalition partners, the Left and the more conservative Third Way, which had poor showings

Israel rescues 4 hostages from Hamas; is ceasefire deal now a prospect?

Israel and Hamas weigh a US proposal for a cease-fire and the release of the remaining captives. Both sides face renewed pressure to make a deal

Activists should turn down heat: Australia PM after US consulate attack

People are traumatised by what is going on in the Middle East, particularly those with relatives in either Israel or in the Palestinian Occupied Territories, said the Australian PM

Hunter Biden's gun trial nears end after testimony about his drug use

It's unclear whether prosecutors will call any rebuttal witnesses before the case goes to closing arguments, and then to the jury

Blinken back in Mideast as Israel-Hamas ceasefire proposal hangs in balance

With no firm response yet from Hamas to the proposal received 10 days ago, Blinken on Monday will start his eighth diplomatic mission to the region since the conflict began in October

Japan's economy shrinks 1.8% in Q1, slightly less than previous forecast

The revision was due to private sector investments, at minus 0.4 per cent, up from the previous minus 0.5 per cent

Apple aims to overtake early leaders in AI race despite starting late

Tim Cook has dropped strong hints during the first few months of this that Apple is poised to reveal its grand plans to enter a space that has been fuelling an industry boom during the past 18 months

UN food agency pauses aid work at US pier in Gaza over security concerns

Sunday's UN announcement of the pause appears the latest setback for the US sea route, set up to try to bring more aid to Gaza's starving people

Haiti's new PM Conille discharged after spending night in hospital

In a video published on YouTube, Conille said he is now feeling well and is ready to continue to help steer the country out of its current security crisis

French Open 2024: Alcaraz defeats Zverev to win his third Grand Slam title

Sunday's victory in which he trailed two sets to one, allowed Alcaraz to add the clay-court championship at Roland Garros to his triumphs at the US Open in 2022 and Wimbledon in 2023

Iran okays 6 names for presidential race, blocks Ahmadinejad again

The Guardian Council also continued its streak of not accepting a woman or anyone calling for radical change to the country's governance

'274 Palestinians were killed in Israeli raid that rescued 4 hostages'

Israel launched a massive offensive in response that has killed over 36,700 Palestinians, according to local health officials

Seoul to resume loudspeaker broadcasts as Pyongyang sends trash balloons

Following an emergency security meeting led by South Korean national security director Chang Ho-jin, the officials decided to install and begin the loudspeaker broadcasts in border areas on Sunday

Here's what's at stake in European Parliament election that ends Sunday

Far-right parties are seeking to gain more power amid a rise in the cost of living and farmers' discontent, while the wars in Gaza and Ukraine stay on the minds of voters