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The Russian leader visited the Kuril islands for the first time, according to state media.
In an exclusive interview with the BBC’s Steve Rosenberg, Dmitry Muratov says the Kremlin leader can only "destroy Ukraine, not conquer it", with the war now in its fifth year.
The K-pop star says he has suffered hearing issues for over two years before revealing it publicly this week.
The streaming platform's users criticised the move to allow the use of channel content for AI training.
David McBride was jailed after pleading guilty to leaking military secrets about Afghanistan.
The outbreak, declared on 15 May, has caused more than 2,000 deaths, with thousands more reported cases.
Trump's poll numbers appear to be down, but in this town, his support is as strong as ever.
Some see them as sinister or hunt them for ritual use but these birds play a vital role in nature's cycle.
In the comments, Kelce called Swift his "wife" for first time and said it was a "childhood dream" to wed at Madison Square Garden.
Japanese risk aversion and conservatism blamed for slow AI take-up by the country's business sector.
As Japan swelters through extreme summer heat, BBC Tokyo correspondent Kurumi Mori tries out a new way to cool down.
Despite growing opposition to the death penalty, one state is behind the rising numbers.
Leavitt will depart from her role to spend time with her young children and family, the president says.
The NDIS was game-changing for its users - but as costs balloon, its success has led to its downfall.
The US immigration agency is buying enforcement officers and agents $20m worth of gloves, which the maker says are safe when properly used.
Grain exports from both Russia and Ukraine are falling as both countries attack each other's shipping facilities and ports.
An online petition accusing Pete Hoekstra of diplomatic interference in Canadian domestic affairs has garnered more than 60,000 signatures.
The Los Angeles Lakers is to be sold for a reported record $12.5bn - less than a year after Mark Walter took a majority stake in the NBA franchise.
Trump boarded a different plane in Turkey during a Nato summit for security reasons involving Iran.
Annual US inflation dipped to 3.4% in July, with food costs slowing and housing keeping prices slightly higher.
Israeli security forces have reportedly withdrawn and about a dozen settlers are said to remain at the site where two families have been besieged since Sunday.
The former premier brought China into the WTO and championed reforms that fuelled growth.
A remarkably well-preserved motorcycle and identification tags were found alongside the bodies.
Following a 10-hour rescue operation, emergency workers pulled the 32-year-old from beneath slabs of concrete.
Centrist David Crowley is projected to have beaten democratic socialist Francesca Hong, breaking a recent nationwide trend.
Chandrasekaran said he would not seek reappointment when his term ends due to a lack of support from the Tata Sons board.
Trader Joe's Everything But the Bagel seasoning contains poppy seeds which are banned in both countries.
But the president says the jet he boarded instead was at "greater risk" than the decoy Air Force One.
The boy from the most-watched YouTube video of all time is now 17 years old, and wants to be a K-pop star.
Police charged Ahmed al Ahmed in June after an alleged incident with his father at a Sydney home.