A virus known only from animals has been found in a person for the first time, in a severely ill patient in Lyon who later died, and investigators are still working out how the infection occurred.
Two vulnerabilities found with artificial intelligence in the language behind most of the web set off a global scramble to update servers and shut down public services.
Russia fired at least 21 ballistic missiles at Kyiv overnight, and Moscow says Ukraine sent 630 drones toward its capital region, a day after Vladimir Putin met an American envoy.
Washington's ordered departure for diplomats in Saudi Arabia may spread to other Gulf missions as Houthi attacks intensify.
A Michigan native who taught English in Ukraine, American teacher Stephen Hubbard regained his freedom after more than four years in Russian hands.
Novak says the first Russian diesel tanker for the United States will leave port on Thursday, as the deal announced by President Donald Trump moves from announcement to shipment.
Iran talks with Washington stay stalled over seven demands, even as Pakistan mediation continues in Tehran.
The emissions gap report says the world must cut emissions by 2030 to keep the overshoot of the 1.5 degree limit small and short.
NATO will expand Black Sea surveillance after a wave of deadly drone attacks on commercial vessels near Romania and Bulgaria.
In an interview with DRM News, the Pakistani organiser makes a case for economic change while his answers on China and Ukraine expose difficult questions about power.
