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The Israeli military says it has located a 600-meter-long tunnel in Gaza that it describes as a Hamas hideout, and footage shows the structure being destroyed shortly after its discovery. The find is part of Israel's ongoing operation to dismantle underground infrastructure, which it says Hamas uses for attacks and to hold captives. Hamas has not confirmed the claim.

Following the Supreme Court's ruling that former presidents have broad immunity for official acts, Donald Trump is invoking the decision widely as he pushes to expand presidential power. The report examines how Trump and his allies are using the landmark ruling to justify sweeping executive actions, raising concerns about the limits of presidential accountability.

Ukraine has carried out its largest attack to date on Moscow, according to CNN reporting. A military expert offered analysis of the strike, its scale, and what it signals about Ukraine's deep-strike capabilities as the war continues. The attack marks a significant escalation in Ukraine's campaign against targets in the Russian capital region.

Ukraine has fired hundreds of drones at Moscow in what is described as the largest attack on the Russian capital since the full-scale war began. The strike disrupted air traffic and prompted airport closures as air defences were activated across the region. The scale of the assault marks a significant escalation in long-range strikes on Russian territory.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ukraine will make this a tough winter for Russia, warning that pressure on Moscow is mounting. The statement signals Kyiv intends to keep targeting Russian energy and military infrastructure through the cold months, aiming to strain Russia's economy and war effort while sustaining Western support for Ukraine.

Moscow was struck by a wave of drone attacks that reports describe as the largest ever Ukrainian onslaught on the Russian capital. Details on casualties and damage remain limited, but the scale of the strike has drawn wide attention, with observers calling it a significant escalation in Ukraine's long-range campaign against targets inside Russia.

Ukraine launched drone attacks on Moscow during Russia's presidential election, in which Vladimir Putin was seeking another term. The strikes marked an escalation in long-range attacks on Russian territory, timed deliberately to coincide with the three-day vote. Commentators highlighted the symbolism of hitting the capital as Russians went to the polls, with many seeing it as Kyiv's message that the war continues regardless of the election.

Ukraine carried out a record-scale attack on Moscow, leaving parts of the Russian capital ablaze on the day Russians went to the polls. The strike, described as the largest of its kind, is drawing wide attention as a bold escalation in the war and a pointed message timed to Russia's election day.

Moscow has come under a large-scale Ukrainian attack, with reports of air defences engaging incoming drones and missiles over the Russian capital. The strike is one of the biggest on Moscow since the full-scale war began and is drawing widespread attention as the conflict continues to escalate, with casualties and damage still being assessed.

Germany and Russia have held their first direct talks since Moscow launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. The resumption of contact between Berlin and Moscow marks a notable diplomatic shift, coming as debate grows in Germany and across Europe over how to approach Russia diplomatically. Details of what was discussed and any outcomes remain limited so far.

A senior Russian diplomat has stated that Moscow remains committed to peace talks over Ukraine and rejected suggestions that Russia is avoiding negotiations. The statement comes as international pressure persists for a diplomatic resolution to the war, with questions over whether both sides are genuinely willing to negotiate. It highlights the ongoing dispute over responsibility for the stalled peace process.

Ukraine has reportedly carried out its largest drone attack to date on Moscow, with claims that a major oil refinery was hit and put out of operation. The reports are circulating widely among audiences following the Ukraine war, where daily frontline updates are drawing large attention. Details about casualties, damage assessments, and the refinery's identity have not been independently confirmed.

Ukraine has carried out what is being described as the largest drone attack on Moscow since the start of the war, striking the Russian capital with a massive barrage of unmanned aircraft. The scale of the assault marks a significant escalation in long-range strikes, drawing widespread attention to Ukraine's growing drone capabilities and the increasing reach of the conflict into Russian territory.

Reports circulating claim that around 1,300 drones struck the Moscow region in a single wave, marking one of the largest drone attacks attributed to Ukraine since the war began. The claim is drawing wide attention as observers assess the scale of the assault, its effectiveness against Russian air defences, and what it signals about Ukraine's growing long-range strike capacity.

The United States' efforts to limit Ukraine's attacks inside Russia point to a widening strategic disconnect between Washington and Kyiv, according to analysis in The Conversation. The piece argues that American attempts to control how Ukraine uses Western-supplied weapons against Russian territory clash with Ukraine's view that such strikes are essential to its defence.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered remarks at the United Nations, harshly criticizing his critics while emphasizing the threats facing Israel. The address, covered by major international outlets, drew attention amid ongoing debate over Israel's security situation and its standing in international forums.

Russia is planning to spend $202.58 billion on its military in 2027, an increase of roughly 27%, with $591 billion earmarked for defence over the next three years. The figures come alongside news that Russia's budget deficit has risen to 3.2% of GDP, double the 1.6% projected in official estimates, prompting discussion about how long the country can sustain war-driven spending.

President Donald Trump criticized the Supreme Court for upholding birthright citizenship, saying 'too bad' about the ruling, and is pushing Congress to pass legislation ending the practice. The comments put immigration back at the center of political debate, with questions over whether any law could override the Constitution's 14th Amendment guarantee of citizenship to those born on US soil.

Germany's Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul met his Russian counterpart for the first time since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine began. Wadephul told Moscow that Russia must end its war of aggression against Ukraine and cease hostile actions against Germany and its allies, saying Germany stands firmly behind Ukraine.

Law firms are adopting artificial intelligence to speed up legal work, but the billable-hour model means clients still pay the same for faster service. The New York Times' DealBook reports that corporate clients are now demanding discounts, arguing efficiency gains should lower their legal bills, putting pressure on how firms price their work.