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Bird flu found in polar bear in Europe for first time, on Svalbard
The global spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza has alarmed governments and poultry producers in recent years
Musk’s failed court attack on OpenAI could leave lasting scars on CEO’s reputation
Sam Altman, the public face of the ChatGPT maker, endured days of testimony from former colleagues and other witnesses who described him as an untrustworthy leader
Maldives investigates if Italian divers went too deep in fatal cave dive
It was not immediately clear if strong currents had any role in pushing the divers below their intended depths
Russians covertly trained by China return to fight in Ukraine, sources say
China’s armed forces secretly trained about 200 Russian military personnel in China late last year, and some have since returned to fight in Ukraine, according to three European intelligence agencies and documents seen by Reuters.
Two teen gunmen kill three people outside San Diego mosque
The two were found dead in a car from alleged self-inflicted gunshot wounds
At least two dead, four injured in southern Spain shooting
At least two people were killed and four others injured overnight in a shooting in the southern Spanish city of El Ejido, police said on Tuesday, adding a suspect had been arrested.
WATCH | At least 10 dead as floods sweep southern China
Torrential rain across southern and central China triggered widespread flooding on Tuesday, killing at least 10 people, closing schools and businesses, and disrupting transport and power supplies, authorities said.
Hegseth steps away from war duties to campaign against Trump foe
US defence secretary Pete Hegseth campaigned on Monday for a former navy Seal who is challenging one of President Donald Trump’s top Republican targets in Congress in a highly unusual appearance for a US military leader.
Japan supplies UK with experimental drug to use for hantavirus
Britain receives antiviral drug from Japan for deadly hantavirus outbreak
UK employers slash jobs as Iran war pressures economy
Britain’s employers reined in their hiring in April, according to data published on Tuesday, which added to other signs of the impact of the Iran war on the economy.
In war‑scarred Gaza, brides turn to refurbished wedding dresses
Gazans try to sustain a waning tradition amid war and rising costs
Modena car ramming suspect ‘not linked to terror groups’
A man who drove a car into a crowd in the northern Italian city of Modena on Saturday, injuring eight people, four of them seriously, appears to have no links to any terrorist groups
German minister sees G7 as key to ending Iran conflict
German finance minister Lars Klingbeil deemed the G7 ideal for addressing the Iran conflict
Malaysia’s PM meets king amid talk of early elections
A general election is not due until early 2028 but Anwar is facing pressure
Four crew eject safely after jets collide at Idaho airshow
Four crew members involved in a mid-air collision of military jets ejected safely at an air show on Sunday outside Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho



















