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AP News
UAE denies Netanyahu secretly visited the country during the Iran war
By Natalie Melzer & Adam Schreck
The New York Times
Israel Says Netanyahu Made a Secret Trip to U.A.E., Which Says He Didn’t
By Johnatan Reiss & Pranav Baskar
Reuters
UAE denies Netanyahu held secret meeting with Emirati president in the UAE during Iran war
The Times of Israel
3 civilians wounded, 2 seriously, in Hezbollah drone attack near Rosh Hanikra
NPR
Russia hits Kyiv with drones and ballistic missiles, killing 1 and injuring 31
Reuters
Russia unleashes heaviest wartime drone assault on Ukraine, hits Kyiv
By Olena Harmash & Yurii Kovalenko
BBC
BBC at the scene of Russian strikes in Kyiv
Business Insider
Russia's Rare Daytime Drone Attack Turned Into Nighttime Missile Barrage
By Jake Epstein
BBC
Latvian PM Evika Silina resigns over response to drone incursions
By Laura Gozzi
The Guardian
Latvia prime minister resigns days after ‘stray’ drone incursion – Europe live
By Jakub Krupa
Reuters
Latvian Prime Minister Silina resigns over handling of Ukraine drone incidents
By Janis Laizans
Defense News
Ukrainian drone strike on empty Baltic fuel depot prompts top-level resignation – in Latvia
By Linus Holler
Wes Streeting meets Sir Keir Starmer amid leadership crisis 
Bloomberg.com
Britain Edges Closer to Bitter Fight Over Prime Minister’s Job
By Alex Wickham & Ellen Milligan
The Economist
Sir Keir Starmer has failed abjectly. He should go
The Guardian
Streeting in standoff with No 10 as allies claim ‘things are shifting’
By Jessica Elgot
BBC
Chris Mason: Potential leadership challengers jostle for positions
By Chris Mason
The Guardian
Cuba has run out of diesel and fuel oil, energy minister says, as US blockade pushes island to brink
CNBC
Cuba says oil and diesel supplies have run dry under U.S. sanctions
By Chloe Taylor
Sky News
Protests break out in Havana during Cuba's worst blackouts in decades - as minister says 'we have no fuel'
CNN
Cuba’s energy crisis to worsen as donated Russian oil runs out, minister warns
By Patrick Oppmann
Reuters
Zelenskiy's ex-top aide arrested as Ukraine graft probe widens
By Pavel Polityuk & Dan Peleschuk
The New York Times
Zelensky’s Former Top Aide Formally Accused in Corruption Investigation
By Cassandra Vinograd
Al Jazeera
Key Zelenskyy aides under corruption cloud: What are they accused of?
By Usaid Siddiqui
The Kyiv Independent
The unraveling of Andriy Yermak
By Kateryna Denisova
Gunshots heard at Philippine Senate amid Ronald Dela Rosa arrest 
The Washington Post
Gunfire heard at Philippine Senate amid standoff with lawmaker facing arrest
By Sammy Westfall, Rebecca Tan & Yasmin Coles
The New York Times
Video Shows Philippine Senator Outrunning Agents and Avoiding I.C.C. Warrant
By Jason Gutierrez
Time Magazine
The Senator at the Center of the Philippines’ Senate Chaos: What to Know
By Chad de Guzman
BBC
Bato dela Rosa: What we know about Senate shooting in Philippines
By Joel Guinto
Foreign ministers gather in New Delhi for BRICS meeting 
Reuters
Iran urges BRICS to condemn US, Israel for war, exposing bloc divisions
By Aftab Ahmed & Saurabh Sharma
Al Jazeera
Iran war: Why the BRICS foreign ministers meeting in India matters
By Sarah Shamim
NDTV
In Araghchi's India Visit, A #Minab168 Reminder For World
By Sanstuti Nath
The Hindu
Iran working on Hormuz ‘protocol’ to cover ‘costs’, says Deputy Foreign Minister Gharibabadi
By Kallol Bhattacherjee
BBC
Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon kill 22 people, health ministry says
By David Gritten
Al Jazeera
Two killed as Israel ramps up southern Lebanon attacks ahead of US talks
By Edna Mohamed
The Times of Israel
IDF says it is striking Hezbollah infrastructure in south Lebanon
AP News
Israeli drone strikes on vehicles in Lebanon kill 12 people, including 2 children
By Bassem Mroue
AP News
Ship is reported seized off the coast of the UAE and is heading toward Iran
Bloomberg.com
US Efforts to End Iran War Stumble as Ship Seized Near UAE
By Alex Longley, Omar Tamo & Eltaf Najafizada
Financial Times
Vessel seized off UAE coast and heading for Iran, monitoring group says
By Andrew England & Alice Hancock
Euronews.com
Ship taken near UAE coast headed for Iranian waters, UK agency says
By Aleksandar Brezar
Keir Starmer's King's Speech 
The New York Times
King’s Speech Comes at an Awkward Time for Starmer
By Michael D. Shear
BBC
From tourist tax to digital ID: BBC correspondents on the key bills in the King's Speech
By Theo Leggett
The Guardian
You’ve heard the king’s speech – but I think a better one might run like this | David Blunkett
Opinion
By David Blunkett
CNBC
'Bond markets on edge' as King Charles sets out fragile UK government's agenda
By Holly Ellyatt
dw.com
'Regime change': Hungary's Magyar exposes Orban's decadence
By Keno Verseck
France 24
As Hungary’s new PM, Magyar’s hunt for Orban’s protégés has already begun
The New Yorker
Péter Magyar Led Hungarians out of Autocracy. Where Will He Take Them Now?
By Andrew Marantz
The Guardian
Can Hungary’s Magyar​ deliver on his promise​s of reform a​nd restore a relationship to the EU?
By Jennifer Rankin
Deadline
'CBS Evening News' Interrupted As Cameraman Suffers Medical Emergency
By Ted Johnson
Reuters
Cruise ship, carrying many Brits, stranded in France after stomach flu outbreak
Institute for the Study of War
Iran Update Special Report, May 13, 2026
Institute for the Study of War
Iran Update Special Report, May 12, 2026
Al Jazeera
Iran war updates: Israel kills 24 in Lebanon as US awaits Tehran’s reply
By Heba Habib, Nils Adler & Yashraj Sharma
Yahoo
War in Middle East: latest developments
CBS News
Trump Tower Australia plans scrapped as developer blames Iran war for making Trump brand "toxic"
By Frank Andrews
CNN
Australia’s Trump Tower plans scrapped as developer says brand has become ‘toxic’
By Lex Harvey
The New York Times
Trump Tower Deal in Australia Falls Apart And a Blame Game Begins
By Laura Chung
Reuters
Trump Organization drops plan for first Australian skyscraper, blames partner
By Renju Jose & Jacqueline Wong
AP News
Residents of Haiti’s Cite Soleil demand protection after gang violence displaces hundreds
By Evens Sanon
Al Jazeera
Gang violence displaces hundreds in Haiti’s capital
Reuters
Hospitals evacuated, MSF services halted as rival gangs clash in Haiti's capital
By Harold Isaac
news.cgtn.com
UN humanitarians warn of uptick in armed violence in Haiti's capital
BBC
Hamas 'weaponised' sexual violence in 7 October attacks, Israeli investigation says
By Yolande Knell
NBC News
Several former Hamas hostages in Gaza share accounts of sexual assault
By Matt Bradley & Paul Goldman
The New York Times
Israeli Report Finds That Sexual Violence by Hamas Was Widespread
By Isabel Kershner
AP News
Sexual violence was systematic and integral to Oct. 7 attacks and their aftermath, new report says
By Sam Mednick
Reuters
Bahamas prime minister re-elected in early election victory
By Jasper Ward & Himani Sarkar
Al Jazeera
Philip Davis and Progressive Liberal Party win general election in Bahamas
Miami Herald
Bahamas voters return Davis to power in historic win, reject NBA star Rick Fox
By Jacqueline Charles
The Guardian
The Bahamas goes to polls in three-way battle with immigration a key issue
By Natricia Duncan
Bill to dissolve the Knesset submitted by Israeli coalition 
The Times of Israel
Ultra-Orthodox parties break with Netanyahu but know they have nowhere else to go
By Shalom Yerushalmi
NPR
Israel's government is expected to collapse over ultra-Orthodox military draft
By Daniel Estrin
The Times of Israel
Coalition files bill to dissolve Knesset, doesn’t set an election date
By Ariela Karmel & Sam Sokol
The Guardian
Israel’s ruling coalition proposes early elections amid ultra-Orthodox anger at Netanyahu
Vatican warns Society of St. Pius X of excommunication 
AP News
Vatican issues final warning to breakaway traditionalist group attached to the old Latin Mass
By Nicole Winfield
Reuters
Vatican warns rebel Catholic group it risks excommunication
By Joshua J. McElwee
Vatican News
Cardinal Fernández to Pius X Society: Ordaining new bishops is schismatic act
EWTN News
Vatican says SSPX faces excommunications for ‘schismatic’ bishop consecrations
By Hannah Brockhaus
Al Jazeera
Kuwait says it foiled infiltration operation by Iran’s IRGC
WSJ
Gulf Countries Tout Operations Targeting Alleged Iranian Sabotage Networks
By Benoît Faucon
The New York Times
Kuwait Accuses Iran of Trying to Infiltrate Its Territory
By Ismaeel Naar
PBS
Kuwait says Iran attacked an island where China is helping to build a port
By Jon Gambrell & Melanie Lidman
The Jerusalem Post
Third round of Israel-Lebanon talks to take place with military officials
By Amichai Stein
The Times of Israel
Lebanese official: Beirut to push for ceasefire that ‘Israel implements’
Reuters
Lebanon to press Israel to cease fire at Washington talks, Lebanese official says
By Steven Scheer & Laila Bassam
USA Today
Israel, Lebanon, US to meet for Iran war peace talks: Live updates
By Michael Loria
Courthouse News
Prosecutors demand 7-year sentence for Sarkozy
By Alexandre Marchand
Commentary Magazine
Putting October 7 on Trial
By Seth Mandel
CNN
Oct. 7 attackers could face death penalty after Israel approves war crimes tribunal
By Tal Shalev
The Times of Israel
Knesset passes law establishing military tribunal to try October 7 perpetrators
By Ariela Karmel & Jessica Steinberg
The New York Times
Israel Prepares to Prosecute First Suspects in Oct. 7 Attack Led by Hamas
By Johnatan Reiss
Reuters
Second Japan-linked oil tanker sails via Strait of Hormuz as PM asks Iran to help out
By Katya Golubkova & Florence Tan
Bloomberg.com
Japanese Crude Tanker Emerges Outside Hormuz in Rare Transit
By Weilun Soon
Crude Oil Prices Today | OilPrice.com
Japan-Bound Oil Tanker Clears Strait of Hormuz Amid Iranian Crackdown
By Irina Slav
WSJ
Vessel With Japanese Crew Passes Through Strait of Hormuz, Bound for Japan
By Patricia Kowsmann
Business Insider
Ukraine is teaming up its war robots with flying drones for maximum effect in battle
By Sinéad Baker
Business Insider
A Ukrainian arms maker was surprised to see Russian soldiers surrender to its war robots
By Sinéad Baker
UNITED24 Media
Germany to Flood Ukraine’s Front Lines With Hundreds of New GEREON Combat Robots
By Ivan Khomenko
Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA)
Ukraine’s Robot Warriors and a Behind-the-Lines Blitz
By David Kirichenko
Fortune
Malaysia is shocked, shocked to find Iranian-linked tankers slipping through its waters
By Eileen Ng
AP News
Iran-linked 'shadow fleet' exploiting maritime loophole for sanctioned oil transfers, Malaysia says
By Eileen Ng
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Malaysia Iran Oil
Gulf News
How Iran’s ‘dark fleet’ keeps oil flowing despite sanctions
The Conversation
Why Trump’s call to pull 5,000 US troops from Germany will hurt America
By Michael A. Allen, Michael E. Flynn & Carla Martinez Machain
Bloomberg.com
Trump’s Troop Drawdown in Germany Is a Warning Shot
Opinion
By James G. Stavridis
The Economist
Trump’s threat to withdraw troops is serious for Europe
Politico
German lawmaker downplays Trump troop withdrawal
By Daniella Cheslow
New York Times column alleges Israeli sexual violence 
Haaretz
Israel attacks New York Times for report on sexual violence by Israeli forces
The New York Times
Opinion | The Silence That Meets the Rape of Palestinians
Opinion
By Nicholas D. Kristof
The Times of Israel
From Rutgers speaker to Kristof column, implausible anti-Israel dog rape claim goes mainstream
By Philissa Cramer & Grace Gilson
WSJ
Kristof’s Unbelievable Tale
Opinion
By Rachel Eastman O'Donoghue
Reuters
South Korea official says unlikely anyone but Iran behind Hormuz ship attack, Yonhap reports
By Jack Kim & Ed Davies
Bloomberg.com
Seoul Confirms Strike on Vessel in Hormuz Before Pentagon Talks
By Heesu Lee
조선일보
YouTube Show Fuels Conspiracy Claims Linking US to HMM Namu Attack
Fine Day 102.3
South Korea weighs phased role in Hormuz mission after US talks, defense minister says
By Kyu Seok Shim
Judge quashes approval of Alberta separation referendum petition 
Bloomberg.com
Canada Court Throws Out Alberta Separatists’ Bid to Force Vote
By Derek Decloet & Thomas Seal
BBC
Alberta judge tosses out petition to separate from Canada
By Nadine Yousif
The New York Times
Alberta Separation Petition Is Dealt a Court Blow
By Matina Stevis-Gridneff
The Guardian
Canada court quashes bid by Alberta separatists for independence referendum
By Leyland Cecco
Reuters
Ukraine attacks Russian energy sites - what has been hit?
Al Jazeera
Ukraine hits Russia’s distant gas facilities after Moscow’s attacks kill 6
The Moscow Times
Ukrainian Drone Attack Sparks Fire at Gas Plant in Astrakhan Region
UNITED24 Media
Ukrainian Drones Strike Active Oil Transfer Point at Russia’s Taman Port
By Ivan Khomenko
The Seattle Times
Jury awards $49.5 million to family of Boeing 737 MAX crash victim
By Lauren Rosenblatt
Daily Kos
Same old war in Iran, brand-new name?
By Oliver Willis
NBC News
Pentagon considering renaming Iran war ‘Sledgehammer’ if ceasefire collapses
By Mosheh M. Gains, Courtney Kube & Monica Alba
The New York Times
U.S. Might Restart Strikes on Iran, Trump and Hegseth Warn
By Euan Ward, Karoun Demirjian & Michael Levenson
Fox News
Trump faces split among retired US commanders over whether to resume Iran strikes
By Efrat Lachter
politico.eu
Russian parliament passes bill allowing Putin to invade foreign countries
By Veronika Melkozorova
UNITED24 Media
Russia Authorizes Military Deployments Abroad to Counter Foreign Prosecutions of Its Citizens
By Cyril Barabaltchouk
Українська правда
Russia adopts law allowing Putin to "legally" deploy troops into other countries
By Yevhen Kizilov
The Barents Observer
Russia’s State Duma has authorised Putin to use the military to “protect” Russians abroad
By Farida Kurbangaleeva
WSJ
Chinese Supertanker Crosses Strait Without Paying Tolls
By Costas Paris
The New York Times
Chinese Firms Plot Secret Arms Sales to Iran, U.S. Officials Say
By Julian E. Barnes, Mark Mazzetti & Dustin Volz
MS NOW
Private Chinese companies considering selling Iran anti-aircraft missiles
By David S. Rohde
The Jerusalem Post
Chinese businesses planned undercover weapons sales to Tehran, US officials say
The Telegraph
China ‘secretly planning to ship arms to Iran’
By Benedict J Smith
AP News
Mass protests in Argentina decry Milei’s funding cuts to prized public universities
By Almudena Calatrava
dw.com
Argentina sees vast protests against Milei's university cuts
By Kate Hairsine
Buenos Aires Times
Tens of thousands demonstrate against Milei cuts to university budgets
EL PAÍS English
Massive protest against cuts to public universities in Argentina: ‘It is our future as a society, as a people’
By Javier Lorca
Reuters
Europe set for easier train journeys as EU unveils single-ticket plan
By Alison Williams & Inti Landauro
The Guardian
EU proposes end to ‘five tabs, three apps and a prayer’ for cross-border train bookings
By Jennifer Rankin
Euronews.com
One journey, one ticket: EU plans to simplify cross-border rail travel
By Dianne Apen-Sadler
European Commission
One journey, one ticket, full rights: Commission simplifies Europe-wide travel booking and train travel
Cyril Ramaphosa refuses to resign following Phala Phala ruling 
Al Jazeera
Could South Africa’s Ramaphosa be impeached over ‘cash-in-sofa’ scandal?
By Yashraj Sharma
Reuters
Top ANC official backs President Ramaphosa over 'Farmgate' scandal
By Wendell Roelf
AP News
Ramaphosa says he will not resign as South Africa opens an impeachment committee over cash scandal
By Gerald Imray
BBC
South Africa President Ramaphosa to face parliament afta call for resignation
dw.com
China's new rules give the West a new headache
By Nik Martin
Financial Times
Will Chinese companies still move to Singapore after Manus crackdown?
By Owen Walker
The Business Times
Beijing’s new red line: Offshore firms can’t ‘de-China’
By Liu Sha
The Wire China
Beijing Flexes Its Sanctions Muscle
By Savannah Billman
The Kyiv Independent
Hungary summons Russian ambassador after attack on neighboring Zakarpattia Oblast in Ukraine
By Kate Tsurkan
The Guardian
Ukraine war briefing: New Hungary PM signals shift away from Kremlin after massive drone attack on Ukraine
Reuters
Hungary summons Russian ambassador over drone strikes on western Ukraine
Yahoo
Hungary summons Russian ambassador to protest attack in Ukraine near its border
By Bela Szandelszky & Sam Mcneil
Breaking Defense
In Latvia, military robots roll across a new communication challenge: woodlands
By Elisabeth Gosselin-malo
The Globe and Mail
NATO exercise in Latvia reveals Western alliance’s drone vulnerabilities
By Mark MacKinnon
ERR
Nearly 1,000 reservists gather for Estonia's Spring Storm 2026 exercise
By Andrew Whyte
Shephard Media
NATO boosts uncrewed usage and shifts on concept of operations based on lessons learned from Ukraine
By Damian Kemp
USA Today
Deer appears 'drunk' in video after eating fermented fruits
By Melina Khan
The New York Times
Beware of Drunk Deer, French Police Say, Announcing Season of Inebriation
By Ephrat Livni
People.com
Authorities Issue Warning After Releasing Footage of Drunk Deer Stumbling Near Road
By Rachel Raposas
FOX Weather
Watch: 'Drunk' deer runs in circles after eating fermented fruit
By Alexandra Myers
The Washington Post
Hezbollah’s unjammable drones pose new threat to Israel
Reuters
Evolving drone war in southern Lebanon clouds Iran peace prospects
By Maya Gebeily, Catherine Cartier & maayan lubell
The Guardian
How Hezbollah’s $300 drones are challenging Israeli military
By William Christou & Julian Borger
Haaretz
Two Seriously Wounded in Drone Attack on Israel's North, Near Lebanon Border
By Linda Dayan
The New York Times
Lithuania’s Peat Bogs Could Help the Climate and Defend the Border, Too
By Avril Silva
UNITED24 Media
Russia’s Failed 2026 Spring Offensive Cost It Nearly 100,000 Troops as Ukraine Retakes Ground
By Illya Kabachynskyi
The New York Times
Putin’s Forces Are Barely Inching Along on the Battlefield
By Paul Sonne, Milana Mazaeva & Cassandra Vinograd
CNN
Russia’s winning streak in Ukraine is over
By Ivana Kottasova & Daria Tarasova
The Telegraph
Paranoid Putin’s war is unravelling
By Kieran Kelly
Euronews.com
Russian cargo ship sunk off Spain carried nuclear reactors for North Korea, probe reveals
By Aleksandar Brezar
CNN
A Russian ship sank in mysterious circumstances. It may have been carrying submarine nuclear reactors to North Korea
By Natalie Wright, Anna Chernova & Nick Paton Walsh
The Guardian
Russian ship that sank near Spain may have been carrying nuclear reactors to North Korea
By Sam Jones
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Russian ship that sank near Spain in 2024 may have carried nuclear reactor parts
By Joseph Wilson
Yahoo
Mom realizes she’s been using the ‘heavy’ setting on her washer wrong for years—and fellow moms are shook
By Emily J. Shiffer
Newsweek
The Significance of UAE, Saudi Arabia Offensive Attacks in Iran War
By Ellie Cook & Mandy Taheri
Reuters
Iran and UAE clash at BRICS foreign ministers' meeting
The Times of Israel
Iran’s FM accuses UAE of being ‘directly involved in aggression against my country’
The Guardian
UAE’s secret attack on Iran risks drawing Gulf states into the war
By Patrick Wintour
CBS News
"Monster wolf" robots in high demand to scare off bears in Japan after record number of attacks
USA Today
Japan unleashes 'Monster Wolf' robots to repel record bear attacks
By Mary Walrath
The Japan Times
Black bear sightings in Japan more than doubled in 2025
By Yukana Inoue
The Independent
Japan’s robot wolf sells out as record bear attacks drive demand: ‘We cannot make them fast enough’
By स्तुति मिश्रा
The New York Times
Black Bear Fatally Mauls Uranium Contractor in Northern Canada
By Adeel Hassan
CBC
Man, 27, from India killed in rare fatal bear attack in northern Saskatchewan
By Aishwarya Dudha
CBS News
Bear kills worker at uranium mining company's facility in Canada, forcing operations to shut down
980 CJME
Father of 2020 Saskatchewan bear attack victim ‘heartbroken’ over latest fatal encounter
By Lara Fominoff
Financial Times
Saudi Arabia launched strikes against Iran
By Andrew England
Reuters
Exclusive: Saudi warplanes struck militias in Iraq during war, sources say
By Timour Azhari, Hümeyra Pamuk & Ahmed Kizhissery Rasheed
WSJ
Saudi Arabia, Kuwait Hit Iran-Backed Militias in Iraq
By Summer Said
The Times of Israel
Saudi Arabia covertly launched strikes on Iran during war, sources say
HuffPost
My Boyfriend And I Were Falling In Love. Then He Hit Me With A Deal Breaker I Never Saw Coming.
By Allison Grinberg-funes
Business Insider
My 70-year-old mom moved abroad with my family. Less than 6 months later, she returned to the US without us.
By Rebecca Cretella

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