Far right has gone quiet, but is ready for post-election violence
Intelligence agencies warn radicalised extremists pose a serious threat of widespread violence from now until inauguration day if Trump loses.
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Crows can murder a grudge for 17 years
The birds can harbour a grudge for as long as 17 years against those who upset or threaten them, a scientist has found.
US, South Korea simulate blitz on North
Some 110 aircraft participated in joint show of force after Pyongyang’s intercontinental ballistic missile test, as Kim Jong-un promises continued nuclear expansion.
Trump-Musk bromance is a love that can’t last
In office, the would-be president surely couldn’t indulge the X boss’s manic futurism for long.
Trump on Rogan: seven new things we learned from their three-hour interview
From his relationship with Elon Musk to his physical stamina, exercise regime and what he really told Kim Jong-un, we learned a lot more than we knew about Donald J Trump.
Authors slam boycott of Israeli publishing
The literary world is divided over a petition organised by Palestine Festival of Literature demanding that Israeli publishers, agencies and publications be ignored.
US threatens arms sales over UN ban
US envoy to UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield warns Benjamin Netanyahu to address the ‘catastrophic humanitarian crisis’ in Gaza.
Putin starts nuclear drills to test West’s support for Ukraine
Russia’s Defence Ministry says the drills are simulating a ‘massive’ counterstrike to a nuclear attack by enemy forces.
China steps up Taiwan patrols
China has intensified combat-ready patrols involving jets, drones and warships around Taiwan after the US approved arms sales to the island.
Lost Chopin waltz is played at last
The manuscript is believed to be one of perhaps 10 missing Chopin waltzes.
Only brief but its sounds the real deal
His piano pieces are infused with a passion and beauty that is unique.
Sex abuse trial ‘too stressful’ for diabetic Depardieu
Gerard Depardieu’s ill health forced a suspension in his trial on charges of sexual assault after its opening was hailed as a test of attitudes to the abuse of women in the French cultural world.
Wait may soon be over for Kate Bush fans
News of more songs from Bush is quite an event because she is the musical equivalent of Daniel Day-Lewis: uniquely talented but brutally stingy with her output.
Peru’s port takes centre stage in a reshuffling of the world order
Peru will it will take centre stage next month in a revolution of the world order.
Georgia elections ‘a Russian special op’
The President of Georgia has urged nationwide protests against her own government after it claimed victory in a vote she said was rigged by a Russian ‘special operation’.
Indian tycoon leaves beloved dog a fortune
Ratan Tata, who often defied convention, has done so one last time in making extensive provisions in his will for his German shepherd, cook and butler.
Depardieu trial to test French tolerance of sexual violence
Gerard Depardieu will stand trial on Tuesday for sexually assaulting two women in the first big legal reckoning in France’s version of the MeToo movement.
Haifa quakes amid daily Hezbollah rocket storm
The Israeli city, 32km from the Lebanese border, is facing barrages of more than 100 rockets a day since Israel assassinated Hezbollah leaders last month.
Star endorsements fail to make Harris and Trump sparkle
From Beyonce to Hulk Hogan, famous faces rarely change voters’ minds – but that’s not always the point.
Japanese PM risks all with snap poll
Such a defeat would gravely weaken his authority in the party and open the way for a challenge by Sanae Takaichi.
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