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On May Day, unions and communities will spotlight layoffs, automation and the debate over who keeps work as AI spreads. Coverage of AI-related job shifts and policy choices.
Israel freed most activists detained in Greece after intercepting an aid flotilla to Gaza; two remain in custody as legal and diplomatic steps continue.
At least 370 people were detained after police used tear gas at Istanbul's Taksim Square on May Day, a legal group said; officials gave no arrest totals.
Tuscany wildfires burned 810+ hectares and forced about 3,500 people to evacuate. Firefighters fought flames as authorities assessed damage and recovery.
Kent Cricket suspended comments on its social accounts after three early defeats, saying the temporary move is meant to protect players' mental health.
PIF will end funding for LIV Golf after the 2026 season, forcing the circuit to seek new backers while saying it will invest in sports internationally.
Jose Mourinho says no one from Real Madrid has contacted him about the manager's job, as Real trail Barcelona by 11 points with five games remaining.
Gulf projects were advanced in Riyadh as leaders fast-tracked five schemes, prioritizing a railway and power grid to boost resilience and cut costs.
Four people were rescued after a bus plunged into the Seine in Juvisy-sur-Orge, south of Paris. Authorities opened probes as crews recovered vehicles.
After a Feb. 8 crash in Cortina, Lindsey Vonn has undergone eight surgeries. She says she is not yet ready to decide; any return would wait until 2027-28.
Trump is weighing cuts to US forces in Germany, the largest American deployment in Europe. A drawdown would affect NATO ties, operations and local jobs.
Four Indonesian soldiers are on trial over an acid attack that partially blinded an activist, drawing UN condemnation and concern over the military.
CSIS counts US aerial and radar losses in the Iran war at $2.3-$2.8bn, including a $700m AWACS and $970m in THAAD radar, degrading regional surveillance.
Pakistan's fuel bill rose to about $800 million, straining reserves and raising transport and food costs, heightening risks to growth and political stability.
US and five partners accused China of detaining Panama-flagged ships, escalating tensions over the Panama Canal and threatening global trade and prices.
Health Ministry: 251 women and 216 children killed in 40 days of strikes, including a girls' school attack in Minab. Examines Western feminist response.
Israeli forces intercepted a Gaza flotilla near Crete, detaining 175 activists. The seizure halted aid-bound ships and raised humanitarian concerns.
An olive harvest in a Christian village in northern Syria resumed after years of war, providing food and income and marking a step toward recovery.
U.S. gas prices have climbed above $4 a gallon after the Iran conflict tightened oil supplies, pushing fuel costs and inflation higher and prompting federal steps to ease supply.
Trump warns Iran to 'get smart' as stalled talks delay a nuclear deal, spurring U.S. sanctions, a falling rial and diplomatic caution as diplomats weigh terms.
Bellarmine Mugabe was ordered deported from South Africa after pleading guilty to firearm and immigration offences and fined R600,000, about $36,000.
World Boxing approved AIN neutral status for Russia and Belarus, letting vetted athletes and officials compete without flags, anthems or national insignia.
Tethered fibre-optic drones near Lebanon evade radio jamming and radar, forcing Israeli troops to use improvised countermeasures and change medevac tactics.
Iran oil storage could fill in 12-22 days, Kpler says, if a U.S. naval interdiction continues, forcing production cuts and higher oil prices globally.
Seasonal rains have refilled Iraq's Huwaizah Marshes, flooding about 85% of the wetlands. Officials say sustained recovery depends on upstream dam releases.
