Madrid tenants fight eviction of 87-year-old woman as Spain’s housing crisis reaches new peak
A protest rises in Madrid over a single eviction: an old woman driven from her lifelong home, while many more dwellings are wanting.
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Cameras Catch Thousands of Cars With Fake Plates on UK Roads
New cameras reveal thousands of cars with ghost plates across UK roads, exposing a trade of hidden number plates.
New BBC Reports Show What Fighting Looks Like at the Front Line of Yemen’s Escalating War
A rare BBC report from Yemen's front line: soldiers warn of attack, drones hover, and strikes follow soon after the crew departs.
Trump-Xi Meeting Yields Pledges — But Analysts Want Concrete Steps to Back Up the Truce
Trump welcomes Jinping to Washington for a three-day summit, but the trade truce lacks specifics.
US Envoy Says Iran’s Peace Talks Were Lacking in Good Faith
US ambassador Waltz says Iran rejected a peace plan because it asked for everything upfront. Iran warns war could resume.
Bessent Warns Iran’s Economy Will Have ‘Nothing Left to Trade’ Within Two Weeks
US Treasury chief warns Iran's economy will run dry in two weeks amid blockade, while Tehran's ceasefire offer is rejected.
Iran’s President Offers Terms to Reopen Strait of Hormuz as War With U.S. Drags On
Iran's president offers new terms to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but refuses to guarantee his military will honor any deal.
Hurricane Nolo Bears Down on Hawaii as Officials Watch Kilauea for Volcanic Hail
Hurricane Nolo hits Hawaii as officials watch Kilauea for volcanic hail, with recovery costs topping $1B.
Iran Says It Can Fight Until the Last Man Stands After Trump Rejects Cease-Fire Offer
Iran's top diplomat warns of 'doomsday war' with the US while holding out for peace talks after Trump rejects a cease-fire proposal.
Rare Earths, Oil and Strategic Positioning: What Trump’s Greenland Obsession Actually Means
Trump signs a security pact with Denmark for Greenland, deepening U.S. military presence amid vast Arctic mineral wealth.
Shepherds in the mountains leave their flocks behind to study at night school instead
Young Basotho shepherds descend their lofty mountains each night to attend a lantern-lit school, seeking knowledge amid wool and stone.
After three hours of talks, US officials warn Iran may be misjudging the midterm elections
Iran and the US hold talks over the Strait of Hormuz as gas prices reach a record high for this time of year.