London police seize $10 million in supercars over one weekend
Metropolitan Police impound an estimated $10 million in luxury cars, including a rare Ferrari Monza SP2, in a record London enforcement sweep.
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Cameroon’s Long-Silent President Fuels Questions Over Health and Rule
Paul Biya’s 53-day absence and silence since a June trip to Switzerland have stirred uncertainty in Cameroon over the fate of the world’s oldest head of state.
Berlin Pride attacker had prior ISIS conviction, officials say
German officials say the man killed after attacking Berlin Pride had previously served time for trying to join ISIS, raising questions about monitoring.
Shippers Reject Trump’s Proposed Strait of Hormuz Transit Fee
Maritime and finance insiders say Trump’s suggested 20% charge on cargo through the Strait of Hormuz lacks legal basis and could sharply raise costs.
Super Typhoon Bavi Slams Near Guam With Extreme, Life‑Threatening Winds
Super Typhoon Bavi has made landfall near Guam, bringing extreme, life‑threatening conditions to parts of the Mariana Islands.
Rescuers Still Pull Survivors From Venezuela Quakes as Toll Mounts
Days after two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela, search teams are still finding survivors while tens of thousands remain unaccounted for.
Venezuelans Lead Third Day of Search After Deadly Earthquake
With official rescuers scarce, Venezuelans dig through rubble themselves on the third day after a powerful earthquake, hoping to find survivors.
Oman Holds Line on Ties With Iran Despite US Pressure Over Hormuz
Muscat is resisting US calls to downgrade relations with Tehran after Iranian attacks, testing Oman's balancing role at the Strait of Hormuz.
Air France Flight to Detroit Diverted to Montreal Over Ebola Restrictions
An Air France flight from Paris to Detroit was diverted to Montreal after U.S. officials raised concerns about a passenger recently in Congo.
Germany on track to miss 2030 climate targets, expert council warns
Germany’s independent climate council says current policies fall short of 2030 emissions goals, warning of a likely overshoot without stronger action.
Utah’s Mega-Datacenter Approval Triggers Backlash Over Scale and Scarcity
Utah officials have cleared a datacenter project more than twice Manhattan’s size, sparking anger over its vast power and water demands in a drought-prone area.
Utah’s Mega-Datacenter Backlash: Power, Water and Public Trust
A Utah-approved datacenter, planned at more than twice Manhattan’s size, is drawing fierce criticism over its projected power and water demands.
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