Russia faces intensifying fuel shortages again despite July’s easing

Drone attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, rising summer demand and logistical difficulties in regional shipments prompt regional administrations to reimpose limits and various measures

Russia faces intensifying fuel shortages again despite July’s easing

Drone attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, rising summer demand and logistical difficulties in regional shipments prompt regional administrations to reimpose limits and various measures

El Nino, Indian Ocean climate pattern raise risk of record heat: Expert

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In 5 questions: Syria’s death sentences against Assad and former regime figures

8 former government figures were sentenced to death in landmark case examining 2011 Daraa crackdown and abuses committed during Syria’s civil war12 August 2026

EXPLAINER - Clacton by-election: What to know about 'unusual' UK vote

Voters in Clacton will be casting their votes on longest ballot paper in British electoral history as 34 candidates contest seat12 August 2026

No catch for the day: Pakistan's tuna trade caught in US-Iran crossfire

Recent US strikes on several Iranian fishing ports have halted unofficial fish trade between Pakistan and Iran12 August 2026

Syrian officials hail death sentences against Assad regime figures as victory for justice

Court sentences Atef Najib to death, issues in absentia verdicts against Bashar, Maher al-Assad, 6 others11 August 2026

PROFILE – Andras Baka: Former top judge becomes Hungary's new president

Veteran jurist served 17 years as judge at European Court of Human Rights11 August 2026

In 5 questions: What does Türkiye's National Solidarity bill entail?

Move marks first legislative step under Türkiye's broader 'Terror-Free Türkiye' process11 August 2026

EXPLAINER - Who are Iran’s new wartime security and military leaders?

New appointments span Iran’s security and military establishment, including Supreme National Security Council, IRGC, army and navy11 August 2026

EXPLAINER - Cook Islands election emerges as test of China-West rivalry in Pacific

Wednesday’s vote will decide 24 parliamentary seats, but the contest is unfolding against a larger struggle involving China, New Zealand and the US11 August 2026

‘Gerard of Andalus’: Turkish novelist traces translator who carried Islamic science to medieval Europe

Beyazit Akman’s new historical novel follows Gerard of Cremona, who left Italy in search of Ptolemy’s Almagest11 August 2026

EXPLAINER – What to know about the Aug. 12 total solar eclipse

A rare total solar eclipse will cross Greenland, Iceland and Spain on Wednesday, briefly turning day into night along a narrow path11 August 2026

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In 5 questions: Syria’s death sentences against Assad and former regime figures

8 former government figures were sentenced to death in landmark case examining 2011 Daraa crackdown and abuses committed during Syria’s civil war12 August 2026

EXPLAINER - Clacton by-election: What to know about 'unusual' UK vote

Voters in Clacton will be casting their votes on longest ballot paper in British electoral history as 34 candidates contest seat12 August 2026

No catch for the day: Pakistan's tuna trade caught in US-Iran crossfire

Recent US strikes on several Iranian fishing ports have halted unofficial fish trade between Pakistan and Iran12 August 2026

Syrian officials hail death sentences against Assad regime figures as victory for justice

Court sentences Atef Najib to death, issues in absentia verdicts against Bashar, Maher al-Assad, 6 others11 August 2026

PROFILE – Andras Baka: Former top judge becomes Hungary's new president

Veteran jurist served 17 years as judge at European Court of Human Rights11 August 2026

In 5 questions: What does Türkiye's National Solidarity bill entail?

Move marks first legislative step under Türkiye's broader 'Terror-Free Türkiye' process11 August 2026

EXPLAINER - Who are Iran’s new wartime security and military leaders?

New appointments span Iran’s security and military establishment, including Supreme National Security Council, IRGC, army and navy11 August 2026

EXPLAINER - Cook Islands election emerges as test of China-West rivalry in Pacific

Wednesday’s vote will decide 24 parliamentary seats, but the contest is unfolding against a larger struggle involving China, New Zealand and the US11 August 2026

‘Gerard of Andalus’: Turkish novelist traces translator who carried Islamic science to medieval Europe

Beyazit Akman’s new historical novel follows Gerard of Cremona, who left Italy in search of Ptolemy’s Almagest11 August 2026

EXPLAINER – What to know about the Aug. 12 total solar eclipse

A rare total solar eclipse will cross Greenland, Iceland and Spain on Wednesday, briefly turning day into night along a narrow path11 August 2026

Russia faces intensifying fuel shortages again despite July’s easing

Drone attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, rising summer demand and logistical difficulties in regional shipments prompt regional administrations to reimpose limits and various measures

Russia faces intensifying fuel shortages again despite July’s easing

Drone attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, rising summer demand and logistical difficulties in regional shipments prompt regional administrations to reimpose limits and various measures

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25 turtle figurines dating back 16,500 years found in Türkiye

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