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Cali­for­nia’s Big Sur coast­line is often called a slice of heaven. But this year – beset by wild­fires, road clos­ures and dis­rup­tions to tour­ist amen­it­ies – it has endured a long sum­mer of hell. Now the com­munity is ques­tion­ing how many...

ArticleUS envoys fail to move peace talks for­ward

US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kush­ner held “encour­aging” talks with Volodymyr Zelenskyy in their first offi­cial visit to Ukraine but made no break­through towards end­ing the war with Rus­sia. The envoys’ trip to Kyiv fol­lowed talks with...

ArticleChan­cel­lor vows to stay in office des­pite AfD tri­umph

ArticleNo end in sight to war, says former defence sec­ret­ary

Don­ald Trump’s war with Iran is likely to drag on for sev­eral more months, Leon Pan­etta, the former US defence sec­ret­ary, has warned, as the US pres­id­ent struggles to find his way out of the con­tro­ver­sial con­flict. Pan­etta said that the...

ArticleDead­locked jury leads to mis­trial in Clancy case

The judge in the trial of Lind­say Clancy, the Mas­sachu­setts mother accused of killing her three young chil­dren, declared a mis­trial after the jury could not reach a unan­im­ous ver­dict. Jur­ors in Ply­mouth state court spent more than 38 hours...

ArticlePolit­ical ten­sion grows as neigh­bours trade tar­iffs

Canada’s retali­at­ory tar­iffs on Amer­ican imports took effect on Tues­day, intensi­fy­ing ten­sions between the US pres­id­ent, Don­ald Trump, and the Cana­dian prime min­is­ter, Mark Car­ney. The tar­iffs range from 15% to 50% and cover $20bn in...