Ukraine drone barrage targets Moscow as Zelenskyy demands accountability for Putin
By David Brennan
Russia shoots down 10 Ukrainian drones targeting Moscow
Exclusive: US believes Russia response to Ukraine drone attack not over yet, expects multi-pronged strike
By Phil Stewart & Idrees Ali
Just how much damage did Ukraine do in its 'Spiderweb' drone attack on Russia?
By Alexander Smith, Caroline Radnofsky & Keir Simmons
How the US could be vulnerable to the same kind of drone swarm attack Ukraine unleashed on Russia’s bomber fleet
By Brad Lendon
Japan Flexes Its Military Muscle at China, and Trump
By Martin Fackler
Italy citizenship referendum polarises country
By Sarah Rainsford
Italians Prepare to Vote in Citizenship Referendum
By Emma Bubola
Italians vote on easing citizenship requirements, reversing labour reform
By Angelo Amante
Activists fear low turnout threat to Italy referendum on easing citizenship rules
Italy votes on speeding up citizenship for foreigners
By Amy Kazmin
Kharkiv hit by ‘most powerful attack’ of entire war, mayor says, as Russia pounds Ukraine again
By Billy Stockwell & Todd Symons
Russia launches biggest drone attack on Ukraine's Kharkiv
By Paul Adams
Four killed in Russian attacks on Ukraine as Moscow continues to retaliate for Kyiv's drone strike
By Brie Stimson
Russia attacks Ukraine’s Kharkiv as prisoner swap hangs in balance
Ukrainian cities pounded by Russia in retaliation for Sunday drone strike
By David L. Stern
Six killed by Israeli gunfire near Gaza aid site, Hamas officials say
By Barbara Plett
US-backed Gaza group suspends aid for a day over threats, Hamas vows to protect UN aid
By Jaidaa Taha, Nidal Al-Mughrabi & maayan lubell
Live: Dozens killed and injured in Israeli shooting at aid site in Gaza
Israeli forces in Gaza kill 6 Palestinians seeking aid, health officials say
By Mirna Alsharif
GHF denies reports of violence at aid sites after announcing temporary site closures
By Post Staff
Trump travel ban targets nations mired in civil wars or armed conflicts
By Angie Orellana Hernandez
Restricting The Entry of Foreign Nationals to Protect the United States from Foreign Terrorists and Other National Security and Public Safety Threats
Haitians Reel as Trump’s Travel Ban Tears Families and Businesses Apart
By Frances Robles
Trump announces travel ban and restrictions on 19 countries set to go into effect Monday
By Chris Megerian & Farnoush Amiri
Trump Is Wearing America Down
By Adam Serwer
Israel says it has retrieved the body of a Thai hostage in Gaza
Why were so many Thai farmers among the hostages held by Hamas in Gaza?
By David Rising
Israel Recovers Body of Thai Farmworker in Gaza
By Adam Rasgon
Israeli military says it recovered body of Thai hostage from southern Gaza
By Oren Liebermann
The small Gaza faction that held the bodies of three slain hostages retrieved by the IDF
By Jack Khoury
4 takeaways from Erin Patterson's testimony at her toxic mushroom triple murder trial
By Rachel Treisman
Woman Accused of Killing 3 with Meal Says 'Exotic Mushrooms' Have 'More Flavor': Reports
By Escher Walcott
Australia mushroom trial: Erin Patterson tells prosecutors lunch was meant to 'special'
By Tiffanie Turnbull & Ayeshea Perera
Erin Patterson questioned about intentions, feelings for poisoned victims
Foraged mushrooms, fatal doses and food binges: the week Erin Patterson told her story to triple murder trial
By Nino Bucci
Polish politicians respond to reports of voting irregularities
By Mateusz Jaronski
Every Election Is Now Existential
Opinion
By Anne Applebaum
Trumpism finds a home in Poland
By Molly O'neal
Poland on a knife’s edge as exit polls show a near tie in presidential runoff
By Vanessa Gera & David Keyton
What Poland’s new president means for Europe
Opinion
Kyiv rejects Russia's claims that Ukraine is delaying exchange of soldiers' bodies
By Pavel Polityuk
Planned Russia-Ukraine prisoner swap descends into blame game and uncertainty
By Christian Edwards & Billy Stockwell
Ukrainian attack damaged 10% of Russia's strategic bombers, Germany says
By Sabine Siebold
Satellite images show destruction of Russian planes by Ukraine's drones
By Jason Abbruzzese & Matthew Nighswander
Ukraine, Russia exchange accusations over POW swap delay
Hero or Traitor? Ernest Wilimowski, a Long-Dead Soccer Star, Is Revived, and Reviled.
By Andrew Higgins
Satellite images reveal North Korea is constructing the largest and most advanced warship ever.
Balloons and Human Strength: How North Korea Righted a Toppled Warship
North Korea refloats destroyer that capsized during launch, surprising naval analysts
By Brad Lendon
Mystery Balloons Near Kim Jong Un’s Capsized Warship Puzzle Experts
By Dasl Yoon
North Korea Issues Update on Capsized Navy Ship
By John Feng & Shane Croucher
Heads of terror group that abducted and murdered Bibas family killed by IDF
Israel says it has killed leader of Palestinian militant group that took part in October 7 attack
By Ibrahim Dahman, Jonny Hallam & Lauren Izso
IDF Issues Evacuation Notice For Gaza City, Jabalia | LIVE BLOG
IDF airstrike kills head of Palestinian jihadist group that helped Hamas kidnap, murder on Oct. 7
By Deirdre Bardolf
IDF says it killed leader of Palestinian group responsible for deaths of Bibas family
By Yaniv Kubovich & Jack Khoury
Israel arming Gaza militias fighting Hamas, Netanyahu says
By Nadine El-Bawab
Head of Gaza militia quoted denying backing by Israel and demanding Hamas relinquish power
Netanyahu defends arming Palestinian clans accused of ties with jihadist groups
By Lorenzo Tondo
Who Is Yasser Abu Shabab, the Leader of the Israeli-Backed Militia in Gaza?
By Adam Rasgon
Yair Golan’s fiery speech reveals deep divisions in Israel’s politics
Opinion
By Yisrael Medad
The Gaza flotilla is preparing for confrontation with IDF
A ship called Madleen: Gaza’s first fisherwoman inspires solidarity mission
By Maram Humaid & Simon Speakman
Israel expected to deny entry of Greta Thunberg's Gaza flotilla, source tells 'Post'
By Amichai Stein
Climate activist Greta Thunberg joins aid ship sailing to Gaza aimed at breaking Israel's blockade
By Giada Zampano
Activist aid ship carrying Greta Thunberg reaches Egyptian coast as it heads for Gaza
EU asked to intervene as US sanctions deal fresh blow to ICC
By Rosie Birchard
US hits International Criminal Court judges with sanctions over investigation into Israel
By Molly Quell & Matt Lee
Trump administration imposes sanctions on four ICC judges in unprecedented move
By Stephanie Van Den, Stephanie Vandenberg & Hümeyra Pamuk
Rubio announces sanctions on International Criminal Court judges
By Karen DeYoung
UN human rights chief calls for US to withdraw sanctions on ICC judges
Russian Spies Are Suspicious of China, Even as Putin and Xi Grow Close
By Paul Sonne, Anton Troianovski & Jacob Judah
Russia's FSB calls China 'the enemy' — leaked NYT report exposes secret Kremlin fears
By Bohdan Babaiev
How The Times Obtained Secret Russian Intelligence Documents
By Paul Sonne & Jacob Judah
NYT: China, "the enemy," targets Russian tech, territory, and scientists, leaked FSB file shows
By Yuri Zoria
Russian intelligence says it collects WeChat data to monitor Chinese spying
By Aaron Krolik & Paul Sonne
India’s ‘Chenab Trap’ Chokes Pakistan’s Terror Route; Even China On Edge – Here’s How
By Tarique Anwar
Chenab bridge: Narendra Modi inaugurates world's highest single-arch railway bridge
By Cherylann Mollan
An Engineering Marvel, Decades in the Making: A Rail Line to Kashmir
By Showkat Nanda
Meet Dr G Madhavi Latha, the IISc professor who dedicated 17 years for the Chenab Bridge
Engineer going home for Eid, 3 brothers visiting Vaishno Devi – Katra-Srinagar Vande Bharat takes off with 530 on board
By Arun Sharma
China, EU enter final stage of EV price commitment talks: Chinese commerce ministry
Europe Doesn’t Have a China Card: Détente With Beijing Would Be a Disaster
China Says Progress Made With EU on Electric Vehicle Price Talks
China-EU package discussions on EVs, brandy and rare-earth export controls a positive step toward establishing long-term solution for both sides: expert
EU won’t pivot to China even if US trade talks fail, says Poland
By Thomas Moller-nielsen
Macron to visit Greenland amid Trump’s continued threats
By Sejla Ahmatovic
Macron Will Visit Greenland This Month, Defying Trump
By Roger Cohen & Jeffrey Gettleman
France’s president will visit Greenland in a show of EU unity, Danish leader says
France’s Macron to Visit Greenland as Trump Eyes the Island
By Ania Bloomberg
Macron to visit Greenland to boost ‘European unity’ amid Trump threats
IDF to Gaza City residents: 'We will attack, evacuate south immediately!'
By Einav Halabi
IDF Arabic Spokesperson Avichay Adraee issues evacuation notice to residents north of Gaza City
By Post Staff
Israel Seeks to Clear Much of Northern Gaza, Warning of New Military Operation
By Lara Jakes
Palestinians in Khan Younis displaced again struggle to find shelter in Muwasi area
Israel orders evacuations in 2 Gaza neighborhoods on Eid’s 2nd day
US Navy Captain: Red Sea Conflict Was 'Knife Fight in a Phone Booth'
By Jake Epstein
A US Navy warship captain said the Red Sea conflict was a 'knife fight in a phone booth.' China would be way more challenging.
By Jake Epstein
Lessons from the Red Sea for Combat Success | Proceedings - June 2025 Vol. 151/6/1,468
CMSI Translation #19: “Lessons & Thoughts from the Struggle for Command of the Sea in the Red Sea”
Tracking the Tropics | June 7, morning update
'It makes sense': Why Carney invited PM Modi to Canada for G7 summit | Watch his reply
Canada’s PM faces backlash for inviting India’s Narendra Modi for G7 summit
By Leyland Cecco
Prime Minister Carney announces Canada’s G7 priorities ahead of the Leaders’ Summit
Carney invites Modi to G7 summit despite strained ties between Canada and India
G7 Summit: 'Strong push from G6 to have India at table'; expert explains why Canada couldn’t ignore PM Mo
Thailand closes border to tourists after Cambodia clash
By Nik Martin
Thailand and Cambodia reinforcing troops on disputed border after May skirmish, Thai minister says
By Panarat Thepgumpanat & Devjyot Ghoshal
Thailand ready for ‘high-level operation’ in Cambodia border dispute
Thailand Tightens Border Security Amid Tensions With Cambodia
By Pathom Sangwongwanich
Thailand will suffer from Cambodia border closure: Hun Sen
Zelenskyy rejects Trump's playground characterization of Ukraine war, calling Putin 'murderer'
By Christopher Boccia
Trump compares Ukraine-Russia war to kids’ brawl: ‘Sometimes you’re better off letting them fight’
By Kevin Liptak
Merz Gets Warm Reception, but Fails to Secure Trump Commitment on Russia
By Jim Tankersley, Zolan Kanno-Youngs & Jonathan Swan
Trump says it may be better to let Ukraine and Russia 'fight for a while'
Trump’s new approach to Russia’s war in Ukraine might be his worst yet
By Steve Benen
Parents in Gaza Are Running Out of Ways to Feed Their Children: ‘All We Want Is a Loaf of Bread’
By Bilal Shbair & Vivian Yee
The many ways that Ukraine carries out drone attacks never seen before
By Greg Myre
Ukraine Says It Has Stepped Up Its Drone Game, Again
By Maria Varenikova
Ukrainian Commander’s Exclusive Insights On Brutal Drone Warfare On The Frontline
By Howard Altman
Ukraine's defence forces report shortage of FPV drones – BBC
By Vlad Cherevko
Ukraine is using an AI-powered, automated turret to shoot down Russia's devastating Shahed drones
By Sinéad Baker & Jake Epstein
Tens of thousands march in Romania demanding LGBTQ equality
By Luiza Ilie
PHOTO COLLECTION:World Pride Parades
By Vadim Ghirda
Romania Pride Parade
By Vadim Ghirda
Bucharest gay pride march turns 20 as LGBTQ+ Romanians face growing hostility from right-wing groups
By Stephen Mcgrath
'You barely see people out': How immigration raids are reshaping daily life in Puerto Rico's Dominican enclave
By Sergio Martínez-Beltrán
Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, June 7, 2025
How Putin plans to deliver killer blow to Ukraine with summer offensive
By James Rushton & Adrian Blomfield
ISW Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, June 7, 2025
By Christina Harward & George Barros
The Telegraph: Russia has concentrated 125,000 troops near Sumy and Kharkiv, but the main goal is Donetsk region
As Putin ramps up his summer offensive in Ukraine, will he succeed?
By Sam Kiley
Iran Claims Access to Cache of Sensitive Israeli Nuclear Files
By Arsalan Shahla
Iranian Media Claims Obtaining 'sensitive' Israeli Intelligence Materials
Iran claims it stole thousands of Israeli intel. materials, including nuclear docs. - report
By Post Staff
Iranian media claims Tehran acquired trove of sensitive Israeli nuclear files
Iranian TV Alleges Massive Spy Operation Targeting Israeli Nuclear Sites
AP PHOTOS: Muslims around the world celebrate Eid al-Adha
Group stranded with Ice in Djibouti shipping container after removal from US
By Adam Gabbatt
Deportees are being held in a converted shipping container in Djibouti, ICE says
By Ximena Bustillo
How the Trump Administration Banished Eight Men to Legal Limbo in Africa
By Mattathias Schwartz, Hamed Aleaziz & Eric P. Schmitt
ICE officers stuck in Djibouti shipping container with deported migrants
By Maria Sacchetti
ICE Agents Stranded in Africa: What to Know
By Billal Rahman
Can an American pope apply US-style fundraising and standards to fix troubled Vatican finances?
By Nicole Winfield
A Novel Way to Deter Rhino Poachers
By Bob Cronin
To save rhinos, conservationists are removing their horns
By Sammy Westfall
Why conservationists are cutting off rhinos' horns
By Sarah Gambles
Dehorning rhinos reduces poaching by 80%, study finds
By Patrick Greenfield
Cutting off rhinos' horns is a contentious last resort to stop poaching. A new study found it works
By Gerald Imray
IDF names two other soldiers killed in booby-trapped Gaza building on Friday
IDF identifies two Islamic Jihad members disguised as journalists
By Post Staff
Three journalists among five killed in Israeli strike on Gaza hospital
By David Gritten
Diocese of Jerusalem condemns deadly Israeli attack on its hospital in Gaza
By David Paulsen
Gaza: IDF kills two terrorists who ‘posed as journalists’
Palestine: At least 170 journalists and media workers killed in Gaza
Africa Corps to stay in Mali after Russia's Wagner mercenary group leaves
US Presidents Ranked by Their Approval Ratings When They Left Office
By Kristine Villarroel
Pope Leo XIV meets with Argentine President Milei
By Deborah Castellano Lubov
AI analysis of ancient handwriting gives new age estimates for Dead Sea Scrolls
By Jacopo Prisco
New study revolutionizes Dead Sea Scrolls dating, might rewrite Israel’s history
Dead Sea Scrolls analysis may force rethink of ancient Jewish history
The Dead Sea Scrolls Changed Our Understanding of the Bible. Could Some of Them Be Even Older Than We Thought?
By Sonja Anderson
Dead Sea Scrolls could be even older than previously thought, according to new study
By Andrea Margolis
Andrew Tate fined for driving 90mph over limit in Romania
By Mircea Barbu
Sydney Parrots Are Up to Something Unusual in the City
Clever Cockatoos Have Figured Out How to Drink From Water Fountains
By Gemma Conroy
A clever cockatoo picked up a human skill—and then it spread
By Helen Bradshaw
These clever birds can open trash cans and drink from water fountains
By Jessie Yeung
Australian 'trash parrots' have now developed a local 'drinking tradition'
By Olivia Ferrari
Brazilian comedian sentenced to 8 years in prison for ‘bigoted’ jokes
By Marina Dias & Terrence McCoy
Israel is accused of the gravest war crimes in Gaza
By Jeremy Bowen
Former Israeli PM Olmert: ‘We need not just a truce, but an end to the war'
By Roberto Cetera
Why Ehud Olmert Thinks His Country Is Committing War Crimes
By Isaac Chotiner
The conflict in Gaza is more complicated than Phill Goff makes out, writes Damien Grant
By Damien Grant
‘Unnecessary war’ in Gaza must end, says former Israeli PM
By Krishnan Guru-Murthy & Geeta Guru-Murthy
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,200
War update: 155 clashes on frontline, nearly 320 Russian troops neutralized in Pokrovsk sector
Frontline report: Russia’s 50,000 troops surge for Sumy offensive — that’s exactly what Kyiv’s HIMARS were waiting for
Ukraine News Today: Breaking Updates & Live Coverage - June 8, 2025 from Kyiv Post
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UK and France abandon plans to recognise Palestinian state at conference
By Alex MacDonald
Report: France, UK, Canada set conditions for Palestinians for state recognition
Conference to recognise Palestinian state to weaken scope of its ambition, diplomats say
By Patrick Wintour
Macron, in apparent U-turn, sets conditions for Palestinian statehood
By Shachar Kleiman
Macron Says Israel Can’t Have ‘Free Pass’ in Gaza
By Roger Cohen
Mysterious 6,000-year-old skeletons with never-before-seen DNA rewrites human history
Scientists Found 6,000-Year-Old Human Remains. No Other People Share Their DNA.
By Elizabeth Rayne
Wild archeological find changes everything
By Jamie Seidel
Ancient DNA reveals mysterious Indigenous group from Colombia that disappeared 2,000 years ago
By Skyler D Ware
How 4,000 Years Ago, a Human Lineage Disappeared Without Leaving Any Genetic Trace in Colombia
By Juliette Dubois