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Shootdown or Accident? Mystery Surrounds U.S. Apache Crash in the Strait of Hormuz
Donald Trump warns Washington must respond, leaving open the possibility of U.S. retaliation
EU prepares 21st sanctions package against Russia: Energy, banking, and fisheries in the crosshairs
The European Commission is also proposing sanctions on 30 additional vessels from the so-called “shadow fleet” used to transport Russian oil, bringing the total number of targeted ships to more than 660
JPMorgan scandal: Banker who accuses his supervisor of sexual humiliation to file new lawsuit
Chiragyu Rana has changed legal teams and withdrawn his original lawsuit from a New York State court. His representatives say that “new critical evidence” has been uncovered and that they intend to bring the matter before a federal court
Bag made from Tyrannosaurus fossils expected to fetch up to $500,000 at Paris auction
According to Reuters, although it is difficult to determine its price as there is no precedent, it is expected to reach very high levels, as the investment that has been made to achieve this result is considered colossal
Shock in Belfast: Somali man tried to behead 40-year-old Briton (video)
Viewer discretion is advised - Bystanders struck the attacker with a stick to stop him - The victim in critical condition - One more attack right after the demonstrations for Henry Nowak
Zelensky: Very positive discussion with US envoys on ending the war
The Ukrainian president thanked the US for its attitude towards Ukrainian positions and spoke of intensifying diplomatic efforts in the coming weeks.
The 15-hour Iran–Israel war and Netanyahu’s new political deadlock
The brief flare-up on Sunday showed that Israel can still strike, but not always control escalation. The triangle of Iran, Hezbollah, and the United States now limits the space for maneuver for Tel Aviv, and above all for the country’s longest-serving prime minister
