Channel Crossing Turns Fatal as Four Die in Boat Boarding Tragedy

Deaths off northern France underscore the persistent dangers of irregular migration across one of Europe's busiest maritime corridors.

Beirut Strikes Leave 182 Dead as Regional Tensions Flare Anew

Israeli air campaign marks sharp escalation in Lebanon, raising questions about ceasefire durability and regional stability.

Britain Pushes for Open Hormuz Strait as Middle East Ceasefire Talks Expand

Foreign Secretary Cooper demands toll-free passage through critical oil chokepoint while advocating Lebanon's inclusion in peace negotiations

Amazon to Brick Older Kindles: Pre-2013 Models Lose Download Capability Next Month

Apple's Foldable iPhone Still on Track for Fall Launch Despite Engineering Setbacks

The tech giant's long-awaited entry into foldables appears set for September debut, even as rivals Samsung and Huawei refine their sixth-generation devices.

Ghana's Former Finance Minister Freed From US Immigration Detention

Ken Ofori-Atta's sudden removal from ICE custody raises questions about the circumstances of his detention and release.