Russian authorities say nearly 600 Ukrainian UAVs struck the country overnight in one of the largest aerial attacks of the war, leaving four dead and dozens injured.
Fears of major unrest failed to materialise as Tommy Robinson’s ‘Unite the Kingdom’ rally drew huge crowds but few serious incidents.
Hamas confirmed the death of its armed wing chief after an Israeli airstrike hit a residential area in Gaza City.
The Vatican confirmed that Pope Leo XIV will visit France and UNESCO headquarters in September, marking the first papal state visit since Benedict XVI.
Prosecutors allege the Iran-linked Kataeb Hezbollah figure helped coordinate attacks on Jewish and American targets across Europe, Canada, and the United States.
Police have deployed 4,000 officers, drones, helicopters, and facial recognition technology as tens of thousands of rival demonstrators prepare to march through the British capital.
The suspect is in police custody after allegedly stabbing a man in the neck and robbing a woman at knifepoint during a violent morning spree in Berlin’s Neukölln district.
The planned tribunal would target the “crime of aggression”—an offence that the International Criminal Court currently can’t prosecute.
Acting on a Supreme Administrative Court ruling, the first same-sex marriage has been officially registered in Warsaw.
The U.S. Justice Department says the school gave Black and Hispanic applicants an unfair admissions advantage over white and Asian students.
The visit comes as Cuba reels from U.S. pressure and a deepening fuel crisis.
Trump said “a lot of good” had come out of the visit, without detailing the agreements.
