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Apple’s Biggest Battleground for Foldable Phones Is China
Huawei and other Chinese competitors report higher demand for foldables after announcement of the iPhone Duo.
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U.S. Pressure Campaign Leaves Iranian Tankers Stranded in Asian Waters
Dozens of Iranian or Iranian-linked vessels are adrift, as the U.S. threatens sanctions for countries or companies coming to their assistanc
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U.K. Prime Minister Burnham Pitches an Unapologetically Socialist Makeover
The country’s new leader wants to break with recent British political history, but he must win an election first.
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The Cockpit Stabbing and Terrifying Nosedive That Brought Chaos to Flight 1073
Passengers and crew rushed to subdue a pilot who stabbed his captain as they flew to Tel Aviv from Dubai.
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Opinion | Passengers Defeat a Would-Be Hijacker
In the spirit of Flight 93, Israelis on the plane and their flydubai crew fought back.
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Opinion | Ukraine’s Stealthy Drone Warriors
Midrange drones have degraded some Russian electronic-warfare systems and hobbled 300 vessels.
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Antisemitism Allegations Threaten French Far Right’s Efforts to Clean Up Its Image
A French news outlet reported this week that Le Pen’s fresh-faced protégé wrote antisemitic private messages more than a decade ago.
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U.K. Says ‘Strong Indications’ Iran Is Linked to Foiled Attack on Air Base
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says that Iran played a part in incident where five men were arrested on suspicion of plotting a terrorist act n
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Defying Trump Has Given Carney a Popular Mandate to Transform Canada
The prime minister has high approval ratings even as he ushers in once-unthinkable changes on the environment, defense and foreign relations
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Middle East Crude Oil Exports Back at Prewar Levels, Analysts Say
The region’s major crude producers have ramped up supplies through alternative pipelines, ports and ship-to-ship transfers to navigate disru
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BOE Sees Threat to Government Bonds in AI Growth Miss
A failure of AI to deliver a hoped-for acceleration in productivity and economic growth could deliver a fresh blow to prices of government b
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Sterling Rises on Strong U.K. Data, Prospect of Fiscal Discipline And Improved EU-U.K. Ties
Sterling rose to a one-month high against the euro following upwardly revised U.K. economic growth data and after Prime Minister Andy Burnha
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Chilly Markets and AI Safety Debates Derail Wall Street’s Blockbuster IPO Season
Plus, the U.S. military exits Iraq, and our latest poll shows Americans want populist policies that defy traditional political labels.
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Flight to Israel Makes Emergency Landing in Saudi Arabia
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held an emergency meeting on Wednesday morning with security officials over the incident.
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Oil Prices Slip Further as Gulf Exports Recover
Oil exports have likely recovered to 23.3 million barrels a day in the week through Sept. 29, roughly in line with their 2025 average, accor
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French Inflation Tops Expectations as Energy Prices Climb
Enduring energy-price pressures could push European Central Bank policymakers to raise interest rates again next month.
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The U.S. Military Exits Iraq, Leaving Behind a Nation in Peril
An Iraqi demand that tens of thousands of militants turn in their weapons falls short in a conflict fed by America’s war with Iran.
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Opinion | Ukraine Has an F-16 Emergency
Maintenance delays in Belgium are grounding its best defense against Russia’s jet drones.
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Opinion | Democrats and Intelligence Agency Reform
A hopeful could break out of the pack, by breaking the 2016-20 conspiracy of silence.
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‘The Blood-Dimmed Tide’ Review: Continental Ambitions
Austria-Hungary and Germany had no grand imperial vision for Central Europe beyond shaping the nationalist forces at work there.
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Opinion | ‘Strategic Stability’ Is a Comforting Foreign-Policy Fantasy
What went wrong in the post-Cold War period? The U.S. failed to grasp that it has real enemies.
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Opinion | AI Regulation Needs to Look Beyond America
If it’s as risky as some fear, then only a comprehensive regulatory regime covering all nations’ development will do.
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Opinion | Don’t Turn the G-20 Into a Victory Lap for the Kremlin
The only acceptable response is a total boycott.
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Mystery Deepens Over Alleged U.K. Terror Incident After Suspects Are Freed
The release of the five men has raised questions about the initial narrative and has left officials on both sides of the Atlantic scratching
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