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Neither war nor peace in Tigray - is Ethiopia's latest conflict really over?
The army has taken control of most of Tigray's main towns - it is unclear if the TPLF is capable of fighting back.
Scandal-hit Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang quits, plunging AI chipmaking giant into turmoil
US lawmakers now want to question him over whether one of his alleged relationships was with a Chinese spy.
Search for British woman missing from Tui cruise in Atlantic called off
The 72-year-old is believed to have gone overboard from the Tui ship on Monday as it headed towards the Caribbean.
US envoys meet Zelensky in Dublin after talks with Putin in Moscow
US envoy Steve Witkoff says President Putin has agreed to European negotiators joining the next round of Ukraine talks.
Russian warship hit by Ukrainian drone in Gulf of Finland
The attack is thought to be the first time Ukrainian drones have attacked a Russian ship in an open stretch of the Baltic Sea.
Jensen Huang has resigned, what's next for Nvidia?
The BBC's Samira Hussain reports from Wall Street on what the fall of the tech superstar means for the company and AI.
Suspected bomb hoax threats force fresh evacuations of Italian schools
Schools across Italy have received bomb threats for the second day in a row, sparking fresh panic and evacuations.
Hegseth awards medal to war memorial guard who reprimanded him and group
Specialist Thomas Iglesias had shouted at Hegseth's group to be quiet after they could be heard talking and laughing at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
The rise and fall of Jensen Huang - how the tech superstar became mired in scandal
Within days, Huang's status as a seemingly untouchable figure leading the global tech race has crumbled.