PoliticsErdoğan says Türkiye will achieve a terror-free country and region. Parliament has approved legislation intended to end PKK terrorism, establishing a legal framework for verified disarmament and reintegration.
PoliticsErdoğan says Türkiye will achieve a terror-free country and region. Parliament has approved legislation intended to end PKK terrorism, establishing a legal framework for verified disarmament and reintegration.
WorldIn July, Donald Trump reportedly hid in a catering truck and secretly changed planes in a security ruse prompted by what was described as a credible Iranian assassination threat.
PoliticsOn ‘America’s Newsroom,’ constitutional-law specialist Jonathan Turley assesses the dispute over New York City’s contentious pied-à-terre levy. A judge has stopped the measure from taking effect.
TechFlock Safety CEO Garrett Langley joins Fox & Friends to address growing public backlash against the company’s network of automated license plate-reading cameras.
ScienceSingaporeans can now use routine blood tests to get an earlier view of how their bodies are ageing. AgeQ estimates biological age by comparing bodily ageing with a person’s actual age, offering insight into potential health risks and encouraging proactive steps. It draws on more than a decade of research involving over 5,400 older Singaporeans and was validated in US and UK populations.
EconomyJonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern speak with leaders and decision-makers about AI financing, potential Federal Reserve rate hikes, the pressure capital demand is placing on rates, and Iran’s leverage as the US tries to wait out the situation. State Street’s Marvin Loh and retired Lt. Gen. Karen Gibson are featured.
CultureReece Weaver, whose departure from “America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders” shocked viewers, has announced on “CBS Mornings” that she will make her Broadway debut. She discussed the transition, her reasons for the decision and starting rehearsals.
PoliticsA crowded group of Republicans is competing in South Carolina’s primary to replace the late Sen. Lindsey Graham. Primaries are also taking place in five other states, including key contests for a Senate seat in Minnesota and governor in Wisconsin.
EconomyChina’s car sales fell 21 per cent year-on-year in July to about 1.5 million vehicles, marking a 10th consecutive month of decline as weak consumer spending weighs on the world’s largest auto market. Automakers are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to compete beyond pricing, including InfiMotion Tech.
PoliticsRussia’s Supreme Court has excluded Yabloko, the country’s last registered anti-war party, from parliamentary elections, citing alleged campaign violations. Critics say the move removes one of the final legal avenues for opposing the war, while young protesters were largely allowed to demonstrate in Moscow on Monday.
WorldA 7.4-magnitude earthquake in western Colombia has killed more than 130 people and left hundreds missing. The epicentre was near San Jose Del Palmar in Choco, while tremors were felt in Ecuador, Panama and Venezuela. Emergency teams are still searching for survivors.
WorldSearch-and-rescue teams are still looking for survivors after a powerful earthquake struck western Colombia. Operations entered a second day as workers cleared collapsed buildings and flattened homes, with the death toll expected to rise.
CultureNick, Joe and Kevin Jonas reprise their roles as members of the fictional band Connect 3 in “Camp Rock 3,” arriving 16 years after the franchise’s previous installment.
WorldLive footage from Pereira follows a powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake in western Colombia that killed at least 111 people. Many others remain trapped beneath debris from damaged and destroyed buildings.
SocietyTaiwan’s 2026 Urban Resilience Exercise for the first time simulated a wartime communications disruption caused by damage to undersea cables or mobile phone base stations. During the drill, high-traffic services including short videos, streaming and mobile payments were unavailable. An expert said the exercise could improve psychological preparedness and encourage alternatives to mobile networks.
PoliticsTurkish lawmakers voted Monday to approve a bill granting limited amnesty to Kurdish PKK militants. The measure is a key step in a peace process aimed at ending decades of deadly violence.
WorldFrance is facing an exceptional drought alongside this summer’s extreme heat. Two-thirds of groundwater levels are below normal, while about 70% of the country is under water restrictions to protect supplies.
WorldTyphoon Dolphin has moved deeper inland into China’s central Hubei province, flooding streets, closing tourist sites and stopping construction projects. Forecasters warned of extreme rainfall across a wide area, while Beijing was placed on high alert.
WorldSyria’s former president Bashar al-Assad and Atef Najib, who formerly headed political security in the southern province of Deraa, have received death sentences in what is described as a landmark trial. Al Jazeera’s Obaida Hitto reports live from Syria.
PoliticsTurkey’s parliament has approved legislation introducing a conditional pardon for thousands of Kurdish militants, as the government seeks to advance its peace initiative with the insurgent group. FRANCE 24’s Jasper Mortimer provides analysis and insights.
WorldEyewitness footage showed firefighters working to contain a huge fire at an oil refinery in Zawiya, Libya. Libya’s oil ministry said a series of drone attacks had targeted oil facilities, with no group immediately claiming responsibility.
WorldEyewitness footage captured panic at Pereira’s Matecaña International Airport when a powerful earthquake struck Colombia. Content creator José Gallego filmed from beneath a table, screaming and taking cover as the terminal shook.
WorldTaiwan slowed mobile networks across large parts of Taichung for 30 minutes during the Han Kuang 42 exercises, simulating communications disruptions caused by a Chinese attack or natural disaster. The drill was combined with an air-raid evacuation, while basic phone service, ATMs, traffic signals and fixed-line networks remained available.
Politics“Balance of Power: Late Edition” examines politics and global business. Heather Conley says shrinking targets and munitions are constraining President Donald Trump’s options on Iran as Tehran’s hardliners take a tougher stance. Miriam Vogel says Congress can establish guardrails for artificial intelligence.