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The Hangzhou-based company, which is expected to go public later this year, has released footage of its CEO piloting the unit, though details on autonomous navigation and real-world durability remain undefined
President Trump states that the financial hardships facing Americans are irrelevant to his decision-making as he seeks to negotiate an end to the conflict in the Middle East.
Honduran authorities have moved against a powerful local figure in a case that highlights ongoing impunity for environmental defenders in the region.
Sam Altman rejects claims of betraying charitable vision, characterising Musk as a competitor seeking majority ownership ahead of potential $1 trillion valuation
The conflict, which has escalated costs to nearly $29 billion, sees fighting continue in Lebanon despite the broader truce
The 70th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest proceeds in Vienna with a record-low field of 35 countries, marked by significant political friction and a hybrid voting system.
The Wall Street Journal confirms it received subpoenas regarding its Iran coverage; President Trump labels critical reporting as treason
Legendary figures gathered on the Croisette to present the festival, with jury member Demi Moore highlighting the growing threat of artificial intelligence to cinema.
Donald Trump's visit to China marks the first face-to-face exchange since October 2025, with officials emphasising business deals despite mixed messaging on the US-Iran conflict
Clarke, a dual citizen born in Vancouver, had played only two games this season due to injury. Local reports indicate he was pronounced dead at a home in California's San Fernando Valley.
In an exclusive interview released on 12 May 2026, the French leader argues that American-driven sanctions will not yield a cooperative policy from Kigali.
As Presidents Trump and Xi Jinping convene in Beijing, experts highlight a potential shift toward unilateral executive decision-making on cross-strait relations
The 68-year-old driver faces allegations of five separate incidents in the month before the crash that left at least 21 students injured or dead
Proposal to be presented to the Liberal Democratic Party on 13 May 2026 aims to streamline legal processes and prevent conflicts arising from challenges to retrial orders
President Donald Trump has reasserted his support for Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Army Chief Asim Munir to facilitate US-Iran talks, overriding concerns raised by a senior ally regarding alleged Iranian military presence in Pakistan.
The United Nations warns that aerial attacks are increasing lethality, while aid organisations allege sexual violence is being weaponised by both the army and the RSF.
The World Health Organisation maintains hantavirus is unlikely to become a pandemic, dismissing allegations that the billionaire philanthropist created or exploited the virus.
Macron commits €23 billion investment package while Ruto frames national sovereignty as the central theme of the gathering.
Iranian authorities have officially lifted the label of 'neighbours' with the United Arab Emirates, citing deepening defence ties with Washington and Tel Aviv as the catalyst for a shift in regional security architecture.
A strike on facilities in the Orenburg region, located more than 1,500km from the border, marks a significant escalation after Russian attacks killed six people in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region
Paris rejects traditional aid in favour of private capital while calling for a political resolution to conflicts in West and Central Africa
Rising Brent crude prices and petrochemical shortages compel Calbee to suspend coloured inks for select crisps and prawn crackers
President Trump has left for Beijing to meet with President Xi Jinping, with discussions expected to cover critical issues including the situation regarding Taiwan and the ongoing crisis in Iran.
Diplomatic tensions rise as unverified reports suggest the White House is weighing forceful measures to secure concessions from Tehran
The announcement, made during the Africa Forward Summit jointly hosted by France and Kenya, aims to revitalise European engagement with the continent following recent armed attacks in Mali.
Linxi News reports that President Trump declined to specify conditions under which the current agreement with Iran would collapse, leaving the security framework in a state of defined uncertainty.
Former adviser Matthew Torbitt suggests Starmer should step aside or hand over No 10 to Nigel Farage as the government grapples with internal dissent and warnings of national chaos.
American actress Jane Fonda and Chinese star Gong Li presented the opening ceremony, while Peter Jackson received an honorary Palme d'Or for his career.
Human rights advocates warn the Islamic Republic is exploiting international distraction to carry out mass executions while internet access is severely disrupted
The election, called early to avoid hurricane season, sees the PLP challenge a nearly 30-year political precedent while voters weigh affordability and housing costs against governance concerns.
Approximately 600 troops from Serbia, Italy, Romania and Turkiye participate in the two-week drill alongside planners from major alliance members
The government asserts rigorous protocols are under control, though the absence of full viral sequencing prevents absolute certainty regarding mutation or future spread.
The initiative, driven by 20 EU and Schengen member states, follows preliminary technical discussions held in Afghanistan in January. The Commission emphasises that the talks do not constitute recognition of the Taliban government.
Support for Israel, once an untouchable pillar of American politics, has become a source of significant division within the Democratic Party. As Vice President Kamala Harris considers another run for the presidency in 2028, the party faces a critical challenge in aligning its platform with the expectations of a rapidly shifting voter base.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the annual rate has climbed to 3.8 per cent, prompting economists to predict the Federal Reserve will hold interest rates steady through the year.
The Africa Forward Summit concluded in Nairobi with French and African leaders committing public and private capital, though details on disbursement remain unconfirmed
Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani engages directly with Washington officials while LNG shipments resume passage through the Strait of Hormuz
Three fatalities have been confirmed globally following the evacuation of the luxury cruise vessel, with nine cases officially identified and two others suspected.
Experts warn that the convergence of active combat, poverty, and interrupted schooling since 2019 risks creating a "lost generation" marked by significant learning loss and deepened inequality.
One Kuwaiti soldier wounded in confrontation; Tehran summoned to present formal protest over sovereignty breach
Following a two-year inquiry involving thousands of visual records and hundreds of interviews, the Civil Commission on October 7th Crimes by Hamas against Women and Children concludes that abuse was integral to the attack and subsequent captivity.
Prosecutors allege a $100m scheme involving the nuclear sector and a luxury housing project, casting renewed doubt on Ukraine's EU accession bid
Following a dramatic final round where a VAR overturn secured their spot, the 150,000-strong Caribbean island nation will open their campaign against Germany.
High-profile breaches at La Poste, France Travail and the ANTS have enabled cybercriminals to impersonate officials and execute complex scams, prompting a shift from reactive measures to urgent policy reform.
Hundreds of signatories publish open letter in Libération centring concerns on Vincent Bolloré's expanding empire
A 16-year-old Palestinian was reportedly shot by Israeli soldiers on a hill near Nablus, according to new reporting from the occupied West Bank.
The United Nations has released findings suggesting that at least one Palestinian child is killed on average every week in the occupied West Bank, with the report explicitly identifying Israeli military forces and settlers as the perpetrators.
Following a 2-0 victory over Real Madrid in the final Clasico, the 2025–26 season concluded with a display that blends athletic triumph with political expression.