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Kyivstar becomes 1st Ukrainian company to join US stock exchange

Friday, August 29

(NEW YORK) -- Kyivstar -- Ukraine's leading digital operator -- will ring the Nasdaq opening bell Friday morning as the first Ukrainian company to be listed on a United States stock exchange to celebrate its historic listing and the launch of its Invest in... Read More.

Israeli officials say they have recovered bodies of 2 hostages

Friday, August 29

(LONDON) -- The bodies of two Israeli hostages -- including Ilan Weiss who was killed in the Oct. 7, 2023, attacks by Hamas on Israel -- have been recovered, according to a statement from the Hostages and Missing Families Forum.“The hostage families embrace the... Read More.

Kyiv hit by ‘massive’ Russian missile, drone attack, officials say, with 18 killed

Thursday, August 28

Rescuers work at the site of a residential building hit by a Russian missile on August 28, 2025 in Kyiv, Ukraine. (Kostiantyn Liberov/Libkos/Getty Images)(LONDON) -- Kyiv and other parts of Ukraine came under a major combined missile and drone attack overnight into Thursday, Ukrainian officials... Read More.

With Putin ‘stalling’ peace talks, NATO minister says US has ‘powerful leverage’

Thursday, August 28

Russian President Vladimir Putin. (Contributor/Getty Images)(LONDON) -- On NATO's eastern edge, leaders of the Baltic nations have long considered themselves more awake to the threat from Moscow than their allies to the west, a collective memory of Russian and Soviet occupation seared into their national... Read More.

Pope calls for an end to violence in Gaza, supports churches that will not evacuate

Wednesday, August 27

(VATICAN CITY) -- Pope Leo XIV said on Wednesday he supports the statement put out by the last remaining churches in Gaza City, which called for an end to the war and said they will not evacuate amid Israel's ramped-up military action and threats... Read More.

Despite a famine determination in Gaza, delivering desperately needed aid remains elusive, experts say

Wednesday, August 27

(NEW YORK) -- The U.N.-backed Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) said last week that famine was determined in parts of Gaza for the first time.The IPC report projected that famine would expand in the region by the end of September and more than 100,000 children... Read More.

Time capsule sealed by Princess Diana in London opened up after 34 years

Wednesday, August 27

(LONDON) -- A time capsule that was laid by Princess Diana in 1991 at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) in London has been opened, with officials revealing a collection of 1990s artifacts just days before the 28th anniversary of her death on August 31st,... Read More.

Denmark summons US envoy over alleged influence operations in Greenland

Wednesday, August 27

(LONDON) -- The top U.S. diplomat in Denmark was summoned for a meeting at the country's foreign ministry, Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen confirmed on Wednesday, over alleged pro-American influence operations in Greenland."We are aware that foreign actors continue to show an interest in Greenland... Read More.

London’s ‘wet wipe island’ gets bulldozed in historic Thames clean-up operation

Wednesday, August 27

(LONDON) -- Heavy machinery is tearing through what locals are calling “wet wipe island,” an 820-foot shoreline of flushed bathroom debris that has transformed a stretch of London’s Thames River into an environmental nightmare.The clean-up near Hammersmith Bridge in West London represents the United... Read More.

Last churches in Gaza City say they will not evacuate despite Israeli incursion

Tuesday, August 26

(LONDON) -- The last remaining churches in Gaza will not evacuate amid Israel's ramped-up military action and threats to destroy Gaza City, saying the clergy and nuns have decided they will "remain and continue to care for all those who will be in the... Read More.

Painting stolen by Nazis during WWII believed discovered in Argentine real estate listing

Tuesday, August 26

(LONDON) -- An 18th-century portrait stolen by the Nazis during WWII is believed to have resurfaced in the most unexpected place: hanging above a sofa in a coastal Argentinian home and discovered not by law enforcement or a museum, but spotted in a photo... Read More.

Australia accuses Iran of directing antisemitic attacks, says Iran’s ambassador will be expelled

Tuesday, August 26

(LONDON) -- Australian officials on Tuesday said they would expel Iran's ambassador after accusing Tehran of directing antisemitic attacks in Sydney and Melbourne last year.Australia's intelligence agency, ASIO, said it determined Iran was behind attacks on Lewis' Continental Kitchen in Sydney on Oct. 20... Read More.

World News

Kyivstar becomes 1st Ukrainian company to join US stock exchange

Israeli officials say they have recovered bodies of 2 hostages

Kyiv hit by ‘massive’ Russian missile, drone attack, officials say, with 18 killed

With Putin ‘stalling’ peace talks, NATO minister says US has ‘powerful leverage’

Pope calls for an end to violence in Gaza, supports churches that will not evacuate

Despite a famine determination in Gaza, delivering desperately needed aid remains elusive, experts say

Time capsule sealed by Princess Diana in London opened up after 34 years

Denmark summons US envoy over alleged influence operations in Greenland

London’s ‘wet wipe island’ gets bulldozed in historic Thames clean-up operation

Last churches in Gaza City say they will not evacuate despite Israeli incursion

Painting stolen by Nazis during WWII believed discovered in Argentine real estate listing

Australia accuses Iran of directing antisemitic attacks, says Iran’s ambassador will be expelled

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