Wildfires near Bordeaux trigger a security swap that cuts Sunday’s last stage, with knock-on effects for organizers and sponsors.

A crash on a notorious route has already killed dozens and pulled in major emergency resources across eastern Syria.

Two Houthi operations were launched toward Saudi Arabia, framing the move as retaliation for Saudi attacks on Hodeida.

The vote puts cultural sites at the center of Middle East politics again, and decision-makers should care.

Troy Jackson is the likely pick to challenge Susan Collins, while Trump ramps up Iran warnings after new regional strikes.

The deal briefly eased the temperature. The breakdown shows how fragile US-Iran diplomacy is when incentives misalign.

Another 25,000 evacuees were ordered around Avila and Madrid region as record temperatures accelerated blazes.

Supplemental appropriations request raises the question: if the war is over, why the new money?

Front-line troops think his tech-minded, listen-first style can speed reforms they say cost lives under old command.

A new connectivity approach aims to keep communication alive when authoritarian states block or watch the web.

France mobilizes an air asset as wildfires spread toward Bordeaux, raising near-term risks for infrastructure, response capacity, and costs.

The education minister stepped down after public fury over irregular exams, including leaks that forced more than 2 million to re-sit.