Amazon Rainforest at the Brink: Study Warns of Imminent Tipping Point by 2050
![Amazon Wildfires Rage Across The Rainforest [PHOTOS]](https://datacdn.btimesonline.com/data/thumbs/full/98791/437/262/50/40/amazon-wildfires-rage-across-the-rainforest-photos.jpg)
Global
Sea Drones Sink Russian Warship, Marking Ukraine's Tactical Win in the Black Sea
-
Delhi Police Use Drones, Barricades to Halt Farmer Protests
"police in the capital city of Delhi resorted to the use of drones to fire tear gas shells and implemented stringent barricades, including iron nails and barbed wires, to thwart the advancing protest by farmers on Tuesday. -
Rafah Under Siege: Israel's Military Offensive Sparks Global Outcry
"Israel's military actions in Rafah have intensified, with the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) conducting a series of strikes in the densely populated area, resulting in significant civilian casualties and widespread destruction.
The Latest
-
Queen Elizabeth Rejected ‘Too Yuppie’ Name for Princess Beatrice
Princess Beatrice, who turned 37 this week, was almost given a very different name at birth - one her parents, Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, reportedly favored but that the late Queen Elizabeth II is said to have rejected as "too yuppie." 
-
Princess Beatrice ‘Desperately Worried’ for Parents as Andrew and Fergie Face Fresh Allegations
Princess Beatrice turned 37 on Thursday, marking her first birthday since the birth of her youngest daughter, Athena, but the occasion comes as her family faces renewed scrutiny from explosive allegations in an upcoming royal biography. 
-
Germany Freezes Arms Shipments That Could Be Used in Gaza as Netanyahu Plans Expanded Offensive
Germany will suspend exports of military equipment that could be used in the Gaza Strip "until further notice," Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Friday, marking a significant policy shift from one of Israel's staunchest allies in response to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to take over Gaza City. 
-
Japan Says Trump Administration Will Fix ‘Regrettable’ Tariff Oversight, Refund Excess Duties
The U.S. has agreed to revise a presidential executive order to eliminate overlapping tariffs on Japanese goods, Japan's top trade negotiator said Thursday, ending weeks of uncertainty over the interpretation of a high-profile trade deal between the two countries. 
-
Israel Approves Gaza City Takeover Plan, Drawing Global Condemnation and Hostage Fears
Israel's security cabinet on Friday approved a plan to seize Gaza City, signaling a potential escalation in the nearly two-year war with Hamas that has already killed tens of thousands, displaced most of Gaza's population, and driven the territory toward famine. 
-
Netanyahu Warns of Full Gaza Takeover, Fueling Fears of Long-Term Occupation and Humanitarian Collapse
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday that Israel intends to take full military control of the Gaza Strip, describing the move as essential to removing Hamas and safeguarding Israel's security. The declaration came during an interview with Fox News and ahead of a high-level Israeli security cabinet meeting expected to weigh final approval of the expanded operation. 
-
Prince Andrew and Ghislaine Maxwell's Alleged Affair, Dossier Plot Revive Scrutiny Amid Epstein Fallout
Prince Andrew's long-scrutinized connection to Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein has returned to the spotlight as a new biography alleges a deeper personal and operational entanglement between the disgraced royal and the convicted sex trafficker. 
-
Prince Harry Warned Feud Could Trigger Funding Collapse as Sentebale Faces Donor Fallout
Prince Harry's bitter fallout with Sentebale, the African charity he co-founded, could lead to a dramatic decline in financial support for the organization, royal experts warned this week, as a damning governance report and public feud cast doubt on its future stability. 
-
South Korea Seeks Arrest of Ex-First Lady Kim Keon Hee in Expanding Corruption Probe
South Korean prosecutors on Thursday filed a request for a detention warrant against former first lady Kim Keon Hee on charges including bribery, stock manipulation, and illegal political influence. The move escalates a series of special investigations targeting both Kim and her husband, ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol, who was impeached in April following a failed imposition of martial law. 
-
China’s July Exports Jump 7.2% as U.S. Tariff Truce Nears End, Trade Surplus Hits $683.5 Billion
China's exports surged 7.2% in July compared to a year earlier, outpacing economists' expectations and providing a short-term boost as Beijing races to ship goods ahead of the expiration of a fragile tariff truce with the United States. Imports also rose 4.1%, their strongest gain in 12 months, customs data showed Thursday. 
