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Hadi Matar, who stabbed author Salman Rushdie in 2022, was found guilty on all federal terrorism charges, including attempting to support Hezbollah. He faces life in prison, adding to his existing 25-year state sentence for attempted murder.
A new report by the J7 Large Communities' Task Force Against Antisemitism finds that 2025 was the deadliest year for antisemitic attacks in the diaspora since 1994, with 20 people killed and over 23,000 incidents recorded. The report highlights a rise in incidents since 2022, and notes that anti-Zionism and digital extremism are key factors.
Ukraine's Air Force reported the loss of an F-16 fighter jet on July 29. The pilot ejected after an emergency and was hospitalized; no civilian casualties were reported. German newspaper Der Tagesspiegel noted that each loss is significant since Ukraine cannot produce the jets domestically.
BMW has announced plans to reduce its workforce by up to 8,000 jobs by the end of 2027, targeting office roles while sparing production workers. The company attributes the cuts to competition from Chinese carmakers, US tariffs, and the transition to electric vehicles, echoing similar moves by Volkswagen and Porsche.
The Trump administration has banned imports of new foreign-made humanoid and four-legged robots, as well as power inverters, citing national security and cybersecurity risks. The move targets Chinese manufacturers, which dominate the global market for these devices, and has drawn sharp criticism from Beijing.
The Bayreuth Festival opened its 150th anniversary with a tribute to Jewish artists persecuted by the Nazis, featuring a speech by Michel Friedman and a mural by Adam Heat. Director Katharina Wagner addressed her family's Nazi ties, while Chancellor Friedrich Merz reflected on Wagner's contested legacy.
Multiple reports from the Jerusalem Post indicate that Iran had planned a ballistic missile response to a Ukrainian attack on an Iranian ship in the Caspian Sea, with one account specifying a seaport target, but canceled it after direct diplomacy. Ukraine denies targeting civilians, Russia accuses Kyiv of 'terrorist attacks', and the official record remains contested.
A set of 21 fossilized footprints found in northern Kenya, dating back 1.43 million years, offers new insights into the size and social behavior of Paranthropus boisei. The tracks, attributed to eight likely adult males, suggest that males sometimes traveled in groups without females or children, while also confirming the species' presence alongside Homo erectus.
German prosecutors say the man who rammed a van into a crowd near Berlin's Pride festival left a video on his phone pledging allegiance to Islamic State. The attack killed one woman and injured 29 others, and the suspect was shot dead by police during a manhunt.
Former Italy manager Roberto Mancini is reportedly set to return as national team coach, replacing Gennaro Gattuso. The move comes after Italy failed to qualify for a third consecutive World Cup, with the federation also holding talks with Pep Guardiola and Carlo Ancelotti.
Formula One has announced that Malaysia's Sepang circuit will host a rescheduled Bahrain Grand Prix on October 4, following the war in Iran and cancellation of other races. The event, dubbed 'Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia', offers tourism benefits and a potential one-off return for Malaysia.
President Donald Trump visited a General Motors plant in Michigan to claim businesses that moved to South Korea and other countries are returning, touting tariffs and zero-tariff incentives for domestic production. While the White House announced billions in Michigan investments, a Colorado food-truck manufacturer reports higher costs and competition from Mexican rivals, and polls show declining approval in the state.
After a deadly car-and-knife attack near Berlin's Pride festival, German officials and experts are questioning why the suspect, Abdul Ballout, was free despite a recent conviction for preparing a serious act of violence and supporting ISIS. Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt have voiced concern, and a debate has emerged over the leniency of Germany's juvenile criminal law.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has completed a cabinet reshuffle triggered by Jens Spahn's resignation, appointing Steffen Bilger as transport minister and Nina Warken as chief of staff. The changes come amid record-low approval ratings and rising support for the AfD ahead of state elections.
French President Emmanuel Macron has convened an interministerial crisis meeting as wildfires continue to burn across south-west France, destroying thousands of hectares and forcing mass evacuations. The EU has activated its civil protection mechanism, and international assistance, including from Australia, is being mobilised as a new heatwave threatens to reignite the flames.
Buenos Aires Times coverage examines Spain's deserved World Cup victory and the broader global balance of power in football, with Argentina's defensive resilience and historical semi-final record taking center stage.
Greece's opposition to the EU's 21st sanctions package over a proposed ban on Russian LNG transportation has led to discussions in Brussels about revising the sanctions mechanism. The EU is reportedly preparing to grant an exemption to Greek shipping company Dynagas, which operates 27 LNG carriers.
Hanwha Ocean's Q2 net profit quadrupled to 692.6 billion won on high-value ship orders and a weak won, while HD Hyundai's net profit rose over fivefold to 3.17 trillion won.
A white van drove into a crowd near Berlin's Christopher Street Day celebrations on Saturday, killing one woman and injuring 29 people. Authorities classified the incident as an Islamist terrorist attack; the suspect, Abdul B., was later shot dead by police. Officials and community groups condemned the violence.
German police shot and killed the suspected driver of a van that ploughed into a crowd near Berlin's Pride celebrations, killing one and injuring dozens. A second suspect was detained and later released as investigations continue.