International
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Egyptian TV presenter sentenced to death for drug trafficking
Cairo court sentences television presenter Sarah Khalifa and 11 co-defendants to death for running narcotics manufacturing and trafficking operation.
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Prince Harry’s UK return sparks fresh row over who should pay for security
Prince Harry’s arrival in Britain with Meghan and their children has renewed the contentious debate over taxpayer-funded security protection.
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Muslims in New York reclaim their city 25 years after 9/11 backlash
Twenty-five years after 9/11, New York’s Muslim community has grown from surveillance targets to a powerful cultural and political force.
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Burnham and Macron tackle migrant crisis and EU ties in London meeting
British and French leaders meet in London to address cross-Channel migrant crossings, strengthen EU ties and reaffirm support for Ukraine.
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Vietnam court hands down 11 death sentences in mass drug trafficking trial
Vietnamese court sentences 227 people in major drug smuggling operation involving flight attendants transporting synthetic drugs hidden in toothpaste tubes.
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Families descend on Nepal in search of missing tourists
Families of missing foreigners comb hospitals and morgues in Nepal, a week after devastating floods struck the Himalayan border region.
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Three Pacific hurricanes linked to record-breaking El Niño
Scientists link rare occurrence of three simultaneous Pacific hurricanes to historically strong El Niño phenomenon warming ocean waters across the region.
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US sailors descend on Thai resort town after months at sea
Crew of USS Abraham Lincoln arrives in Pattaya after 286 days at sea amid mounting concerns over deteriorating conditions aboard vessel.










