Category: 2. World

The US Navy has been pouring billions of dollars into a fleet of autonomous drone boats to counter China, but recent tests have ended in crashes and chaos, a new report has revealed.

US military leaders have…

The entire US-Mexico border wall will be painted black to make it hotter and harder to climb, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has said, crediting the idea to Donald Trump.

While domestic detentions and deportations have been the primary…

Crews were responding to the fire in the early evening local time, a Navy spokesperson told Newsweek. The blaze was reported as contained and there were no injuries, although the extent of the damage was still unclear, News Week reported. 

…

A player on the Palestinian national basketball team was shot dead by the Israeli army while searching for food for his family in Gaza.

Mohammed Shaalan, nicknamed “the Earthquake,” was targeted by Israeli…

French police are questioning a man on suspicion of murder after four bodies were found in the Seine near Paris.

The first victim was spotted by a passer-by near a bridge in Choisy-le-Roi, a south-eastern suburb of the capital, on 13 August. Later…

A prominent South African MP fired shots to fend off a violent attack by a gang on him and two of his colleagues in Cape Town.

Ian Cameron – along with two other members of parliament’s police committee, Lisa Schickerling and Nicholas Gotsell -…

In the lead-up to Italy’s key World Cup qualifier against Israel, the Italian Coaches’ Association (AIAC), also known as Assoallenatori, has formally urged international football governing bodies to suspend Israel…

The higher planning committee of the civil administration, an arm of Israel’s war ministry, granted final approval for the so-called E1 project. The plan calls for constructing more than 3,400 settler homes between Al-Quds and the Ma’ale…