India to supply Nepal 600 megawatts daily after flood damage
India will provide up to 600 MW of electricity to flood-affected Nepal for 18 hours daily through December, via two transmission lines.
Germany's AfD party unanimously voted to restrict access for a sympathetic video streamer who drew controversy during Saxony-Anhalt state campaign.
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AI industry divided over development pace as Trump rejects regulation
Industry leaders call for slower AI development and shared safety principles, while Trump dismisses regulation and markets react with concern.
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Bangladesh seeks to reset relationship with India
Bangladesh's state minister for foreign affairs said the country wants to rebuild ties with India based on mutual interests, describing the previous relationship as uncomfortable.
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Bellinger's 3-run homer lifts Yankees past Mets 6-4
Cody Bellinger homered in the second inning as New York Yankees defeated the Mets on Friday, the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11.
Iran obtained Chinese satellite imagery before Jordan base attack
Chinese entities provided Iran with high-resolution satellite images of a U.S. military base in Jordan ahead of a July attack that killed three American service members, according to U.S. officials.
Gotham FC defeats Racing Louisville 2-1 to end winless streak
Guro Reiten and Jaedyn Shaw scored as Gotham FC won on the road Friday, moving five points clear in the NWSL Shield race.
Trump says he was '99 percent certain' he could speak at NYC 9/11 ceremony
President Trump disputed reports that he did not attend the New York City 9/11 ceremony because organizers would not allow him to speak.
Federal prosecutor opens illicit enrichment investigation into AFA chief Tapia
Fiscal Gerardo Pollicita formally opened a probe into Claudio Tapia's patrimony during his tenure as CEAMSE president, seeking 15 investigative measures.
Brazil's Flavio Bolsonaro under investigation for corruption weeks before election
The right-wing senator and presidential candidate faces a probe into alleged corruption and money laundering tied to a film about his father.
North Korea fires multiple ballistic missiles toward Japan Sea
South Korean military detected several ballistic missile launches from Wonsan on Saturday, with a flight range of approximately 250 kilometers.
Álvaro Vargas Llosa accepts Peru ambassador role to United States
Writer and son of Nobel laureate Mario Vargas Llosa has accepted President Keiko Fujimori's proposal to serve as Peru's ambassador to the U.S.
Peru investigates recruitment of over 300 citizens for Russian military
Peruvian prosecutors opened 22 cases involving more than 300 nationals allegedly lured with false job offers to fight in Ukraine.
CIA declassifies pre-9/11 warnings sent to White House
The agency released over 100 pages of presidential briefings from 1998-2001 detailing threats from al-Qaeda and Osama bin Laden.
Taipei woman shot and wounded; estranged husband arrested
A 50-year-old woman was shot twice in Taipei on Thursday. Police arrested her estranged husband as an alleged getaway driver; a female shooter remains at large.
Netanyahu sues Israeli newspaper over UAE warning report
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered legal action against Haaretz over claims that the UAE leader warned him of a Hamas operation before October 7, 2023.