OpenAI says 10,000 AI agents solved a Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize Problem. Two mathematicians say their solution, which was stored on OpenAI's platforms, was stolen, and the company concedes that de-identified product data may have improved its models.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis will travel to Kastellorizo and the nearby islets of Ro and Strongyli, placing Greece’s disputed Eastern Mediterranean maritime claims back in focus amid renewed friction with Türkiye.

Iceland summoned the U.S. ambassador after Donald Trump posted a map showing the Stars and Stripes covering Iceland and several other countries, prompting officials to denounce the image as an affront to national sovereignty.

Ukraine is contracting around 1,000 Patriot missiles with allied assistance and European Union financing, but most deliveries are expected only in the coming years, prompting Kyiv to seek immediate transfers from Western stockpiles.

Brothers Eliav and Harel Libi have helped build a network of unauthorized farm outposts across the West Bank, using prefabricated structures, livestock, and roads, as Israeli ministries, politicians, and the military provide permits, funding, and other support.

Ukraine’s SBU is using intelligence-led long-range drone strikes to damage scarce Tu-95 bombers deep inside Russia, steadily reducing aircraft available for Kh-101 cruise missile attacks on Ukrainian cities and infrastructure.

Exclusive footage shows a Sudanese Armed Forces AKINCI drone destroying an RSF-operated Chinese-made FK-2000 air defense system supplied by the UAE, extending a series of engagements involving Chinese equipment used by the paramilitary force.

Washington sanctioned 27 Iranian airlines and other aviation-linked entities, targeting foreign intermediaries, service providers and procurement networks as it seeks to deepen Iran’s economic isolation.

Israel says it will close Britain’s consulate in East Jerusalem, remove British representatives from a Gaza coordination center and end U.K. participation in Palestinian Authority training after London sanctioned Israeli settlements.

Ed Miliband accused Israeli settler terrorists of ethnically cleansing Palestinians in parts of the West Bank as Britain unveiled an import ban, broader sanctions, and tighter restrictions on exports supporting the occupation.

France, the U.K., Canada and nine other countries are moving toward national restrictions on goods from Israeli settlements, bypassing an EU-wide deadlock as concerns grow over settlement expansion and violence in the occupied West Bank.

Chinese military institutions are testing humanoid robots against battlefield requirements, acquiring training technologies, and studying how machines could eventually operate alongside troops in combat.

Israel’s missile defense chief confirmed Greece’s €3.035 billion Achilles’ Shield agreement excludes source-code access for its C2 systems, invalidating Defense Minister Nikos Dendias’ earlier statement that Greek weapons purchases would include it.

Jaguar Land Rover will cut 4,000 jobs over two years as it pursues £1.7 billion in savings while facing weaker sales, rising costs, Chinese competition, and the financial burden of its electric-vehicle transition.

The AfD’s nearly 44% vote in Saxony-Anhalt has exposed the weakness of Friedrich Merz’s conservatives, put Germany’s anti-AfD firewall under unprecedented strain and intensified concern across Europe over the party’s path toward national power.

The first road bridge between North Korea and Russia creates a permanent vehicle link across the Tumen River, expanding transport infrastructure as military, economic, and political ties between Moscow and Pyongyang grow closer.

Iran-backed Houthis struck Saudi cities and energy facilities, wounding at least 73 people and triggering fires as mounting threats to Gulf shipping and infrastructure pushed oil prices to six-week highs.

An investigation says UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed warned Benjamin Netanyahu about a major operation being prepared by Yahya Sinwar roughly 10 days before Oct. 7. Netanyahu reportedly played down the threat and did not brief Israel’s security chiefs.

The ICJ opened four days of hearings on Monday, on Germany's objections to Nicaragua's case alleging Germany's support for Israel violates the Genocide Convention regarding Gaza. A ruling is expected in about six months.

AfD co-leader Alice Weidel said that Germany is "de facto bankrupt" alongside France, warning that rising interest costs will force a spending freeze under Chancellor Merz's borrowing policies.