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Changes to HS2's high-speed train order could lead to reduced capacity and slower services in Northern England, according to a senior government and rail industry figure.

A landmark ruling has found French cement giant Lafarge guilty of financing terrorist groups during the Syrian civil war, with heavy fines and jail time for executives.

Heavy rainfall has led to widespread flooding in West Java, Indonesia, forcing hundreds of residents to evacuate their homes as waist-deep waters inundate the area.

JD Vance, Vice President under former President Trump, faces setbacks as his foreign policy efforts in Hungary and Iran falter, raising questions about his standing.

Colombian officials authorize plan to cull dozens of feral hippos threatening native species and villagers, descended from Escobar's exotic animal collection.

US set to enforce naval blockade of Iranian ports after Monday deadline passes, as Iran warns of higher fuel prices for Americans.

UK Prime Minister Starmer holds talks with France to find a diplomatic solution to the escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz with Iran.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen warns that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and Israeli strikes on Lebanon threaten regional stability, making peace impossible while the country is in flames.

Trump's military approach to Iran has backfired, emboldening the nation. But the door is still open for diplomatic solutions to the long-standing issues between the US and Iran.

Lufthansa's operations face major disruptions as pilots launch a two-day strike and cabin crew announce plans to walk out immediately after, causing widespread flight cancellations.