
Aftenposten Questions Whether Trump Used AI in Strike That Killed Two Siblings
Norwegian outlet Aftenposten asks whether President Trump used AI to commit a war crime in a strike that killed a brother and sister.
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Norwegian outlet Aftenposten asks whether President Trump used AI to commit a war crime in a strike that killed a brother and sister.

Community stakeholders in Harare South are pressing for improved services, according to a report by Herald.co.zw.

Guinness World Records recognizes Amr Diab for his record run on the Billboard Arabia charts, with the streak now at 69 weeks, Okaz reports.

Saudi Arabia's Grand Mufti addressed a message to those stationed on the frontlines and coalition forces, according to Saudi state media.

Union warns of possible kindergarten strike on Romerike as mediation continues, with several Norwegian municipalities facing potential walkouts.

Montenegro's president calls for an end to what he terms collective masochism that is pushing oil prices higher, according to Jornal de Notícias.

Chinese swimmer Zhang Yufei has successfully defended her Asian Games gold medal in the women's 50m butterfly, according to Xinhua.

Meta's CEO says a version of its Ray-Ban smart glasses without a camera was already in development before criticism of the device.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon says France must not become a belligerent after Macron announced military means would be sent to Saudi Arabia amid a fuel crisis.

DW.com reports Trump described his White House talks with Xi Jinping as a "great meeting," with a state dinner held in the Chinese leader's honor.

Multiple delegations left the UN hall during Netanyahu's address, drawing a "cowards" accusation from the Israeli premier, Perfil reports.

A study covered by Estadão links REM sleep to reduced risk across 83 diseases, with other outlets reporting similar findings.

The Dutch government wants to change who pays for the country's gas reserves, as Gasunie warns current stock levels are too low.

Laodong.vn reports a 47% jump in hand, foot and mouth disease in Ho Chi Minh City, with a third of children at one hospital in serious condition.

A judicial ruling against the Trump administration's press ban restores immediate access for reporters from three media organizations, Sky News Arabia reports.

One person was wounded in Kyiv during overnight Russian drone attacks, as strikes across Ukraine killed at least nine people, according to multiple outlets.

Virgil van Dijk was unhappy with Germany's goal as the Netherlands drew 1-1 in the Nations League, Jürgen Klopp's first match in charge.

Demonstrators gathered in New York and some delegates walked out as Israel's prime minister addressed the UN General Assembly, reports say.

Roche is advancing a breast cancer program in Africa that it links to economic growth and healthcare transformation, BusinessGhana reports.

Dakota Johnson spoke about appearing in Taylor Swift's "Patient Zero" music video, saying the two respect each other's creative minds.

fundsforNGOs reports that applications are open for RE Community Impact Grants in the United Kingdom.

BBC reports two people face murder charges after a woman's body was found in Dawn Park, amid wider killings of women in Ekurhuleni.

The BBC reports that the UK's first air taxi centre will be located in the Cotswolds, marking a first for British aviation infrastructure.

Qualcomm's new ANF technology aims to improve gaming performance and power efficiency, announced at the Snapdragon Summit.
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