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All B-1 Bombers Returning to U.S. From U.K. Base
04 October 2026The withdrawal came amid security concerns around the base where several suspects were arrested last week in connection to a suspected plot. -
Oil Was Pouring Out of Hormuz Again. Then Attacks on Ships Resurged.
04 October 2026Iran’s targeting of ships has improved, according to a U.S. official, making transits through the Strait of Hormuz riskier. -
FlyDubai Attack Adds New Risks to Dubai’s War-Battered Economy
04 October 2026The attack was another blow to the emirate’s image as a haven insulated from the region’s turmoil, after the Iran war raised fears about flying to a city synonymous with luxury travel. -
Japan Protests After U.S. Marine Accused of Murder
04 October 2026The killing risks rekindling tensions over the presence of the U.S. military on the Japanese island. -
Brits Are Arguing Over Who Gets to See a 230-Foot Long Embroidered Cloth
04 October 2026The arrival of the Bayeux Tapestry from France has sparked a class war in England. -
The Death of the Old Middle East—and the Dangerous New World Replacing It
04 October 2026Simon Sebag-Montefiore on how traditional rivalries are receding as regional conflicts lead to powerful new alliances. -
Lula Is the Brazilian Left’s Last Hope—And Its Biggest Problem
04 October 2026The 80-year-old president has crowded out successors. If he loses a re-election bid, it could shut his party out of power for years. -
From a Love of Flying to a Midair Attack: What We Know About the FlyDubai Co-Pilot
03 October 2026Investigators want to know why Hamam Al-Hammami took a radical turn and why he was hired to fly a sensitive route between Dubai and Tel Aviv. -
Netanyahu, in Tough Election Fight, Embraces Those Who Stopped FlyDubai Attack
03 October 2026The attack fits into the prime minister’s pitch that Israel is under attack from all sides and only his right-wing coalition can protect it. -
FlyDubai Attacker Used ‘Crash Ax,’ a Common Fixture on Many Jets
03 October 2026The ax required by regulators is intended for emergencies but puts a weapon in reach for attackers. -
The Latest Battlefield Essential for U.S. Soldiers: Smartphones
03 October 2026An exercise in Indonesia offered a preview of the military’s high-tech future—and the kinks that still need ironing out. -
FlyDubai Attacker Had Been Banned From Flying by Oman for Radical Views
03 October 2026The U.A.E. airline later hired the co-pilot, Hamam al-Hammami, who stabbed the captain of Flight 1073 and nearly crashed the plane. -
Oman Had Previously Banned the FlyDubai Attacker From Flying
02 October 2026Plus, the G-7 agreed to release 100 million barrels of diesel and crude oil and the U.S. added just 29,000 jobs in September. -
Student Protests Add to Woes for Embattled French Government
02 October 2026Unrest has flared across the country as students demand improvements in school conditions. -
U.A.E., Netanyahu Say FlyDubai Attack Was Terrorism
02 October 2026The comments are a clear indication that investigators view the incident as an ideologically motivated act. -
The 38-Year-Old Captain Who Fought Off Cockpit Attack on FlyDubai Flight
02 October 2026Smit Machchhar was hailed for his heroism after being stabbed on Flight 1073. -
Dunamu CEO Urges South Korea to Move Quickly on Won-Backed Stablecoins
02 October 2026Dunamu is preparing to provide technology and distribution support for stablecoins once the necessary legal and regulatory framework is in place, CEO Oh Kyoung-suk said. -
How a Trump-Backed Team Got a Pro-MAGA Businessman Out of a Myanmar Prison
01 October 2026The effort to free Adam Castillo offers new insight into how the Trump administration pursues the goal of freeing Americans detained abroad. -
Carney Puts Oil Pipeline at Center of Bid to Keep Alberta in Canada
01 October 2026The Canadian prime minister designated a proposed oil pipeline to the Pacific coast a “project of national interest,” a move that speeds its regulatory approval process. -
Defying Trump Has Given Carney a Popular Mandate to Transform Canada
30 September 2026The prime minister has high approval ratings even as he ushers in once-unthinkable changes on the environment, defense and foreign relations.