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"Drone warfare dominates Ukraine's frontline as tech rapidly evolves"

"Drone warfare dominates Ukraine's frontline as tech rapidly evolves"

"It's more draining," says Afer, a deputy commander of the Da Vinci Wolves, describing how one of Ukraine's most prominent battalions faces relentless Russian assaults. Previously, invaders might have launched small-scale attacks with armored vehicles, but now they try to slip through on foot,

Japan's future emperor marks adulthood as royal succession questions linger

Japan's future emperor marks adulthood as royal succession questions linger

Japan has marked the coming of age of Prince Hisahito with a formal ceremony at the Imperial Palace, where discussions about succession continue. The nephew of Emperor Naruhito, Hisahito was presented with a black silk and lacquer crown during the event in Tokyo, signifying the start of his adulthood within

"Home Office granted permission to contest Palestine Action's terror ban appeal"

"Home Office granted permission to contest Palestine Action's terror ban appeal"

The government has secured a legal ruling allowing it to oppose an effort by Palestine Action to overturn its classification under counterterrorism laws. In the latest development of the dispute between authorities and the now-banned protest group, the Court of Appeal ruled that the Home Secretary can contest a decision

"Nadine Dorries joins Reform, declares Conservative party 'dead'"

"Nadine Dorries joins Reform, declares Conservative party 'dead'"

Nadine Dorries Joins Reform, Declaring the Conservative Party "Dead" Nadine Dorries has switched allegiance to Reform, announcing her departure from the Conservatives just before the party’s conference. She stated that the Tory party “is dead.” A former cabinet minister under Boris Johnson, Dorries served as culture secretary

"Germany stunned by Slovakia in World Cup qualifiers as Northern Ireland celebrates victory"

"Germany stunned by Slovakia in World Cup qualifiers as Northern Ireland celebrates victory"

Four-time world champions Germany experienced their first away defeat in a World Cup qualifying match following a surprising 2-0 loss to Slovakia in Bratislava on Thursday in Group A. Previously unbeaten in 52 away qualifiers, Germany’s recent struggles continued with their third consecutive loss, having fallen to Portugal and

"Live: Aryna Sabalenka faces Jessica Pegula in US Open 2025 women's semi-final"

"Live: Aryna Sabalenka faces Jessica Pegula in US Open 2025 women's semi-final"

One of my graduate school classes began by having students share their backgrounds. Compared to others, mine felt uneventful. I can relate to Aryna Sabalenka in a way. While she has faced personal hardship and navigates the complexities of being an athlete from Belarus amid geopolitical tensions, she continues to

"Liz Truss persists relentlessly, like a cockroach surviving nuclear winter"

"Liz Truss persists relentlessly, like a cockroach surviving nuclear winter"

Government debt has reached unprecedented levels. A deputy prime minister faces scrutiny from the ethics regulator. Reform UK leads opinion polls by 15 points. This summer has seen hostility toward migrants become increasingly normalized, with politicians vying to appear more rigid in their policies. Yet amid this, Liz Truss remains