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Israel shifts civil law enforcement duties in West Bank settlements from army to police
Israel’s Defense Minister Israel Katz has instructed the military to prepare a plan to gradually transfer responsibility for civil law enforcement involving Israeli settlers in the West Bank to the police, in a move presented by the government as an effort to streamline law enforcement and allow the army to focus on security operations. The......
Lavrov highlights humor as an essential quality for diplomats
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has highlighted an often-overlooked quality that he considers important for anyone working in diplomacy: a good sense of humor. According to Lavrov, maintaining a positive and cheerful attitude can help diplomats cope with the intense pressure and demanding nature of their profession. He suggested that......
Morocco expands its defense capabilities with advanced Israeli systems and missiles
Morocco is continuing to modernize its military capabilities as part of a broader strategy aimed at strengthening the country’s defense infrastructure and improving its ability to respond to evolving air and ground threats. Cooperation with Israeli defense company Rafael has become an important element of this modernization process,......
Vietnam moves into the space sector with SpaceX satellite launch partnership
Vietnam is taking another step toward developing its domestic space industry after VinSpace, a subsidiary of Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup, announced a partnership with SpaceX to launch satellites into orbit in 2027. Under the agreement, SpaceX is expected to provide launch services for satellites developed by VinSpace. The Vietnamese......
Canada records $28.4 billion in tourism spending during the first quarter of 2026
Canada’s tourism sector recorded total spending of $28.4 billion during the first quarter of 2026, marking a slight increase of 0.1% compared with the previous quarter, according to data from Statistics Canada. International visitors contributed significantly to the sector’s performance, with their spending rising by 0.9% to $7.2......
Deep partial lunar eclipse to turn the moon blood-red across several continents
A striking celestial event is set to captivate skywatchers at the end of August, as a deep partial lunar eclipse is expected to transform most of the Moon into a vivid reddish-orange disk. The event will take place overnight from August 27 to 28, following a month already marked by a total solar eclipse and the peak of the Perseid meteor shower. During......
Hormuz shipping traffic falls below monthly average amid renewed U.S.-Iran tensions
Shipping activity through the Strait of Hormuz remained below its average level in August 2026, as renewed tensions between the United States and Iran raised concerns over the security of one of the world’s most strategically important maritime routes. According to data from Kpler covering the first part of August, an average of around......
LaLiga brings connected ball technology to every match in the 2026-2027 season
LaLiga is set to introduce connected ball technology across every match of the 2026-2027 season, marking a major step in the use of digital tools to support refereeing, VAR decisions and football broadcasting. The technology was developed through a collaboration between LaLiga, Spain’s refereeing body CTA, sportswear company PUMA and......
Anthropic targets historic IPO that could push valuation above $2 trillion
Anthropic, the artificial intelligence company behind the Claude family of models, is reportedly preparing to test investor appetite for the booming AI sector with a potentially record-breaking initial public offering. If the company proceeds with a stock-market listing as early as October, its valuation could potentially surpass $2 trillion,......
Russian poll shows strong support for Putin amid continued backing for ruling party
A new poll by the Russian Public Opinion Research Center indicates that President Vladimir Putin continues to enjoy a high level of public confidence, with 73.3% of respondents saying they trust him. By contrast, 22.1% said they did not share the same level of confidence in the Russian president. The survey also found that 67% of respondents......
Spain reports more than 530 medical consultations after solar eclipse
More than 530 people in Spain sought medical assistance following the total solar eclipse observed across parts of the country on August 12, according to Spanish news outlet Infobae. Most of the reported cases involved eye discomfort, highlighting the risks associated with observing a solar eclipse without adequate eye protection. Looking......
Trump orders US Navy to revive steam catapults on aircraft carriers
US President Donald Trump has ordered the Navy to reconsider the use of modern electromagnetic aircraft launch systems on some future aircraft carriers and return to steam-powered catapults, a move that could require costly redesigns of the Navy’s newest carrier class. According to the information provided in the source report, Trump......
Spain rules out Morocco ending extradition cooperation
Spain’s Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska has dismissed the possibility of Morocco suspending its extradition agreement with Spain, stressing that judicial and security cooperation between the two countries remains strong. Speaking during a visit to Ceuta, Grande-Marlaska referred to his previous professional experience in......
Google takes on Samsung with its new Pixel 11 Pro Fold
Google has unveiled its latest range of smart devices, including the Pixel 11 Pro Fold, a premium foldable smartphone designed to compete with leading devices in the rapidly growing foldable market. The Pixel 11 Pro Fold features a high-end build and measures 155.2 by 150.4 by 5 millimeters when fully unfolded, with a weight of 239 grams.......
Climate scientist warns of longer droughts and more frequent lightning worldwide
Climate change is expected to intensify several forms of extreme weather, with longer periods of drought and more frequent lightning becoming growing challenges in different parts of the world, according to climate researchers. Professor Lori Daniels of the University of British Columbia has warned that societies will increasingly need to......