UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned world leaders on Wednesday that humanity is in the midst of “the most dangerous arms race ever seen” and pressed the international community to take swift action against Russia, asserting that Vladimir Putin seeks to further expand the conflict in Europe. Delivering a sobering message to the gathered delegates at the U.N. General Assembly’s annual high-level debate, Zelenskyy criticized the inability of global institutions,

Good morning. Among the many troubling aspects of the recent spikes in military tension between Russia and Nato, the most disquieting may be this: it’s uncertain which event could tip the balance and ignite a larger crisis. Russia has carried out a number of airspace violations in recent weeks, prompting growing concern. Initially using drones and later fighter aircraft, it appears that Moscow is testing how much pushback it might face from Ukraine’s allies. “We hope this reckless pattern

Sept 23 (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan is preparing to purchase several hundred aircraft from American companies Boeing and Lockheed Martin, while also aiming to secure over $10 billion in related domestic manufacturing contracts, according to a Bloomberg News report citing individuals familiar with the matter. These potential agreements will require the approval of U.S. President Donald Trump, the report mentioned. Reuters has not independently verified the details of the report.

UN Faces Major Trials Amid Global Conflict and Change UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Starting Monday, global leaders are assembling at the United Nations during one of the most unstable periods in its 80-year history, facing ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine, changing dynamics in U.S. foreign policy, widespread poverty, and rapidly advancing technologies raising regulatory concerns. The United Nations, born from the ruins of World War II to unite countries in resolving global challenges, is itself

KYIV, Sept 20 (Reuters) – Russia carried out a large-scale drone and missile onslaught on Ukraine overnight, resulting in the deaths of three people and dozens more injured, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy reported Saturday. Using the Telegram platform, Zelenskiy stated that the Russian military deployed roughly 580 drones and 40 missiles aimed at Ukraine’s infrastructure, civilian production facilities, and residential neighborhoods in multiple regions. "Throughout the night, our nation

Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert, and Jimmy Fallon kicked off their Thursday late-night programs with a blend of comedic commentary and expressions of support for their suspended colleague, Jimmy Kimmel. Stewart used sharp satire to criticize ABC’s indefinite suspension of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” following Kimmel’s comments regarding the shooting of conservative figure Charlie Kirk. Colbert took a somber tone, labeling the decision as “outright censorship,” while Fallon offered praise for Kimmel and

BERLIN, Sept 16 (Reuters) – Ford announced on Tuesday that it plans to eliminate up to 1,000 positions linked to electric vehicle manufacturing at its facility in Cologne, Germany, citing sluggish market demand. "Consumer interest in electric vehicles across Europe continues to fall short of industry projections," the automaker stated. "As a result, Ford will transition its Cologne factory to a single daily shift starting in January 2026," the company explained, noting that

Dinosaur Eggs Help Date Climate Change Adaptations A group of 28 fossilized dinosaur eggs discovered in China's Qinglongshan fossil reserve have been dated to approximately 86 million years ago. Scientists used a precise technique known as “uranium-lead dating” to determine their age. This research may help explain how dinosaurs in the Yunyang Basin responded to changing environmental conditions during Earth's cooling period. The method used is formally called carbonate uranium-lead

NEW YORK (AP) — Ed Sheeran continues his mission to connect with audiences through heartfelt tunes and irresistibly catchy melodies. His latest release, “Play,” marks his eighth studio album and largely follows his trusted formula. Sheeran has preserved his relatable persona even as his fame has grown. By quietly adjusting to mainstream trends and staying largely out of the spotlight—aside from a few notable appearances, like a recent surprise stop at a New York City ice cream shop—he maintains

Editor's Note: This article is part of a CNN Travel series focusing on cultural aspects of different countries. CNN maintains full editorial independence in all content production. Describing Turkish coffee as merely a drink misses the bigger picture. It's a ceremonial act, a shared moment, and a historical treasure. With nearly five centuries of tradition, it’s even been recognized by UNESCO for its cultural significance. In fact, the coffee story begins much earlier. According to

SEATTLE (AP) — For years, scientists believed that Prochlorococcus — the tiniest and most plentiful phytoplankton in the ocean — would flourish as global temperatures climbed. But recent findings show these microscopic organisms, which play a crucial role in ocean ecosystems and climate regulation, could drastically decline in warmer seas. A new report in the journal Nature Microbiology warns that Prochlorococcus populations could drop by up to 50% in tropical waters within the next 75 years

As Peter Kyle sets off on a 7,000-mile journey from Washington to Beijing this week, the UK’s newly appointed business secretary may consider the personal journey that brought him here. Kyle faced hurdles in his early education due to dyslexia, and by his own admission, left school with “no usable” qualifications. It wasn’t until his twenties, after several failed attempts, that he made it to university. Now, having just been handed his second cabinet role in the reshuffle following Angela

A young Italian who found joy in video games and making humorous pet videos was declared the Roman Catholic Church’s first millennial saint on Sunday. Carlo Acutis, who passed away at the age of 15 in 2006 due to leukemia, became known for utilizing his computer talents to promote the Catholic faith. He created a website that compiled accounts of miracles throughout the world. Called “God’s influencer,” Acutis is seen as an early figure in the Church’s efforts to evangelize through technology

Українська медик-доброволець Катерина Поліщук, широко відома під позивним "Пташка", нещодавно потрапила в дорожньо-транспортну пригоду. За словами Катерини, інцидент стався у Києві, коли вона їхала на таксі. Вона зізналася, що була не пристебнута ременем безпеки та внаслідок цього отримала травми. "Я досі в шоковому стані. Аварія трапилася наприкінці мого перебування в Києві, коли я поверталася додому на таксі. Відразу відповім: так, я сиділа позаду і не була пристебнута. Так,

Відома українська співачка Світлана Тарабарова вперше за тривалий час поділилася світлиною зі своїм чоловіком. Сьогодні, 6 вересня, її чоловік Олексій святкує свій день народження. З нагоди події артистка звернулася до нього з теплими словами. Вона висловила подяку за спільно прожиті роки та за їхніх трьох дітей. "Дякую тобі за кожну мить життя, за погляди наших діток… Люблю. З днем народження, кохання моє! У нас ж все чудово виходить, правда ж?" – написала Світлана, маючи на увазі

US President Donald Trump has stated that his broad tariffs on international imports are designed to stimulate job creation at home, strengthen the national economy, and contribute to federal revenues through increased duties. However, several analysts have cautioned that these measures might encourage exporters to direct their business to other countries such as China, potentially causing prices to climb for American consumers. According to agricultural brokers interviewed by the BBC, there

Jeju Island, often known as South Korea’s version of Hawaii, has released a multilingual brochure advising overseas visitors to respect local rules, following several viral incidents involving inappropriate behavior. The island welcomed over 13 million visitors last year, drawn by its clear coastal waters, scenic tea plantations, and the snow-topped Halla Mountain. Jeju is now connected to Seoul by the world’s busiest air route, with over 13 million passengers flying between the capital and