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Ukraine launched its second-largest drone attack of the war on Moscow, killing two men and injuring nine on the city's outskirts, Russian authorities said.
Three Iranian men face charges in the UK over alleged surveillance of journalists, with one London man accused of being a potential hitman targeting regime critics.
August Hanning, who headed Germany's BND intelligence agency from 1998 to 2005, has been arrested on suspicion of attempted treason and espionage for a foreign intelligence service.
Social media footage allegedly shows Saudi-backed forces running over Houthi rebels with armoured vehicles as they tried to surrender, amid fighting near a Red Sea shipping route.
Russia is accused of sending agents to break into Finnish politicians' homes and defecate in their toilets as part of alleged hybrid warfare tactics.
Russian authorities placed over 200 people under observation and quarantined four Irkutsk hospitals after lab worker Daria Shipilova died of a suspected airborne plague; Trump reportedly offered assistance.
The Daily Mail's Morning Mail poll asks readers how concerned they are about the possibility of Russian missile attacks on Britain.
Yemen's military, supported by Saudi-led coalition aircraft, launched strikes on Houthi targets Monday in a campaign aimed at retaking all territory held by the Iran-backed group.
A Russian guided bomb attack on Kharkiv, Ukraine, on Monday killed three people and injured 29, including a factory worker left with a nail in his head.
Germany's foreign intelligence chief said Monday that rising Moscow-ordered hybrid attacks put the country at risk of being drawn into conflict with Russia.
Automotive industry executives have issued warnings regarding China, according to Automotive News' First Shift briefing.
An Automotive News opinion piece argues that competition from China was a looming concern for the U.S. auto industry discussed at the AN Congress.
A global EV readiness assessment ranks China and Norway at the top, with the U.S. and Japan trailing, finding ecosystem strength matters more than market size.
Volkswagen has ended its wage agreements with the IG Metall union, increasing the likelihood of strikes at the automaker.
Canada's vehicle imports from Japan and China have risen sharply while sales of U.S.-built vehicles in Canada decline amid tariffs.
Ford chief executive Jim Farley warned about the threat posed by Chinese automakers and said Europe has acted too late to respond to them.
A guest commentary argues that Chinese automakers could gain about 14% of the U.S. vehicle market within five years.
