Israeli settlers have besieged Palestinian families in Qusra and Beit Imrin, while military forces continue operations in the West Bank and Gaza. International condemnation grows as humanitarian conditions deteriorate and new settler outposts are established.
President Trump has ordered a reduction in joint military exercises with South Korea, citing the ally's refusal to join his stance on Iran. The move has sparked concerns among experts and lawmakers regarding the stability of U.S. security commitments in Asia.
Die Tennis-Legenden Serena und Venus Williams sind beim Turnier in Cincinnati gemeinsam im Doppel angetreten. Nach einer längeren Pause nutzte das Duo eine Wildcard, um sich auf die US Open vorzubereiten. Es war ihr erster gemeinsamer Auftritt seit 2022.
A new LSE study suggests UK productivity growth has reached 1.6% since mid-2024, significantly higher than previous OBR estimates. The discrepancy stems from reliance on flawed labour force survey data versus tax-based employment figures.
BP has signed an agreement to operate the Loran phase two offshore gas project in Venezuela, partnering with Abu Dhabi's XRG and Qatar's UCC. The deal marks a significant step in the reopening of Venezuela's energy sector to foreign investment.
Unitree Robotics, 'Süpermen' kod adlı yeni insansı robotunu tanıttı. 2 metre dikey zıplama ve 45,6 km/s hız kapasitesine sahip olan robot, insan atletlerin fiziksel rekorlarını aşarak sadece üç ayda geliştirilmesiyle dikkat çekti.
Laota Saenlee, a former anti-communist guerrilla turned drug trafficker, has been released from a Thai maximum-security prison. His life sentence was reduced through royal pardons after serving nearly 10 years, citing his age and good behavior.
CBS Sports analyst Tony Romo is on indefinite leave following a Wisconsin DUI arrest, with his broadcasting future uncertain ahead of a court date and JJ Watt stepping in to cover games.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung renewed his push to regain wartime military control from the US and urged faster progress on nuclear submarines, following US President Donald Trump's order to reduce joint military exercises.
Harmony plans to roll back its blockchain to Aug. 11 following an exploit that created forged ONE tokens, discarding over 109,000 confirmed transactions.
Ministers in England dropped plans to scrap affordable housing quotas for private developers on sites with 10 to 49 homes after a consultation showed overwhelming negative feedback from housing experts.
Activists and local residents in Arizona and Texas are protesting the revival of border wall and patrol road construction by the Department of Homeland Security, citing environmental destruction and waived federal laws despite low migrant crossings.
Labour MP Bayo Alaba has been suspended and had the whip removed after a report questioned whether he tried to avoid repaying a Covid bounce back loan.
Reform deputy leader Richard Tice faced heavy criticism from nurses, medical experts, and campaigners after dismissing climate crisis efforts and urging Britons to enjoy heatwave warmth.
Nvidia agreed to provide a guarantee of up to US$105 billion to help OpenAI lease a massive data centre in Ohio developed by SB Energy, alongside a US$1.5 billion investment in the firm.
Venus and Serena Williams returned to doubles tennis together for the first time in four years at the Cincinnati Open, falling 6-2, 1-6, 10-8 to Marta Kostyuk and Peyton Stearns.
Strategy made no Bitcoin purchases or sales in the week ending August 16, maintaining its holdings at 840,447 BTC while raising $333.7 million from MSTR share sales to allocate toward preferred dividends, a STRC buyback, and its dollar reserve.
The Trump administration paused border construction in Texas' Big Bend National Park for an on-the-ground evaluation by CBP head Rodney Scott. The project faced intense bipartisan opposition over environmental damage to the remote region.
Pump.fun's native token PUMP rose nearly 9% to touch $0.003000, achieving a golden cross and a monthly gain of roughly 90% driven by strong fee revenue, buybacks, and rising open interest.
The British Film Commission has backed Amazon MGM Studios' planned expansion of Bray Film Studios in Berkshire, stating it will provide a considerable boost to UK filmmaking and create hundreds of jobs.
Amar Dedic has completed a £29.5m transfer from Benfica to Newcastle, becoming their sixth summer signing and reuniting with manager Matthias Jaissle. Meanwhile, Sunderland are set to sign Toulouse left-back Dayann Methalie for £25.6m.
Greece's ambitious 'Trust your Stars' research program to lure exiled scientists back home has collapsed into a fiasco after the government quietly canceled the €80 million EU-funded scheme without notifying applicants for months.
Historical analysis explores how 20th-century scientists, sociologists, and technologists between the 1950s and 1980s predicted the rise of an automated state, torn between visions of technological utopia and warnings of algorithmic control.
Feedly, the world's largest standalone RSS reader, has faced ongoing technical issues and user complaints over a slow web app for over a week. CEO Edwin Khodabakchian stated that fixing basic RSS functionality remains a priority despite the company's pivot to AI.
