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Ukraine Loses F-16 Pilot in Massive Russian Strike as Zelenskiy Renews Call for US Support

NATO countries to raise defence spending to 5% of GDP by 2035 amid Russia threat

Why Europe's weather is going wild: Scientists link climate extremes to Atlantic pressure shifts

'40% contribution to global economy': Putin highlights BRICS' rise, calls for new global growth model

French scientists discover world's rarest blood type 'Gwada negative' in Guadeloupe woman

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Struggling to get a good nap? Climate change could be messing with your sleep, warns major study

A new global study warns that rising temperatures can increase the risk and severity of sleep apnoea, with a 45% spike on hotter nights. The condition could double by 2100, affecting health, wellbeing, and productivity.

Austrian school shooter who killed nine was 21-year-old ex-student, say officials

A 21-year-old former student opened fire at a high school in Graz, Austria, killing nine people before dying by suicide. Authorities say he used two legally owned firearms. Austria has declared national mourning.

Shooting at Austria school: 9 killed, several injured in Graz, gunman suspected dead; Videos surface

A school shooting at BORG Dreierschützengasse in Graz, Austria, killed many and left several people injured on Tuesday. Police say the suspected gunman may have killed himself.

3 dead, 21 injured in Russian drone attack and missile blitz on Ukraine, Kharkiv hit hardest (WATCH)

Three people were killed and 21 injured in a major Russian drone strike on Ukraine’s Kharkiv city. The attack destroyed residential buildings and comes amid rising tensions and fresh escalations across the war front.

Climate change is making the air thirstier, driving more severe droughts

A new study shows that global warming is increasing atmospheric thirst, the air’s demand for water, which now drives nearly 40% of drought severity. Even where rainfall is steady, droughts are worsening fast.

Ukraine targets key Russia-Crimea bridge with 1,100 kg underwater bomb (WATCH)

Ukraine’s security service says it blew up part of the Russia-Crimea bridge using 1,100 kg of underwater explosives, disrupting a major military supply route. The blast is part of a broader Ukrainian counteroffensive.

Russian 'Pearl Harbour': How New START Treaty left bombers exposed to Ukraine's drone attack

Ukraine’s drone strike on Russian bombers highlights vulnerabilities linked to New START Treaty rules requiring strategic nuclear-capable aircraft to be openly stationed for verification.

Ukraine, Russia agree to 1,000-for-1,000 prisoner swap as peace talks in an hour

Ukraine and Russia agreed to swap over 1,000 prisoners on each side, including sick and young soldiers. But Moscow rejected Kyiv's call for an unconditional ceasefire, proposing only a brief local truce instead.

Russia rejects 'unconditional ceasefire', peace talks with Ukraine end within an hour day after Moscow aircraft hit

Peace talks between Russia and Ukraine in Istanbul ended quickly with no ceasefire deal. Tensions rose after Ukraine’s major drone strike damaged Russia’s nuclear-capable bombers. Both sides exchanged prisoner lists but made little progress.

Italy's Mount Etna erupts, spews lava and ash; no threat to locals (WATCH)

Mount Etna in Sicily erupted again, spewing ash and lava in continuous bursts. Italy’s volcano experts say activity is intense but poses no immediate danger. Etna remains the world’s most active stratovolcano.