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Greece and eight other UN member states reject Russia’s claim that the Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals has ceased operations
In a joint letter, the nine countries reject the Russian Federation’s claim that the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals ceased to exist on July 1
Analysis: Europe at a crossroads – Wars, wildfires, migration: Why the old continent seems unable to manage successive crises
A series of overlapping crises is exposing a continent with immense economic weight and institutional power, yet only limited ability to shape the events that will define its future—a reality that is unlikely to change anytime soon
Before-and-after images reveal SpaceX rocket stage crash on the moon, captured by South Korean lunar orbiter
While NASA and SpaceX have yet to issue official statements, the European Southern Observatory and South Korea's aerospace agency have confirmed the impact of the four-ton Falcon 9 rocket stage
Mystery deepens over how Iran’s president met the new supreme leader in a darkened car
The opposition-linked broadcaster Iran International has published new details of Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian's meeting with Mojtaba Khamenei, who succeeded his father as the Islamic Republic's supreme leader, deepening the mystery surrounding him. Pezeshkian himself had revealed the meeting took place several months ago
Video: The Sun as we’ve never seen it before, the most detailed images ever captured
New observations reveal striking plasma vortices swirling across the solar surface, offering scientists valuable insight into the mechanisms driving space weather and the powerful solar flares capable of disrupting satellites, GPS systems, and power grids
Sir Demis Hassabis: Who is the new mastermind behind Google’s AI division?
Google is placing its AI future in the hands of Nobel Prize winner Sir Demis Hassabis after losing several top researchers in recent years
