Families Gather for Barbecue and Military Drone Races in Ukraine
Ukraine’s Wild Drones event turned drone racing into a rare break for soldiers and families while showing wartime technology.
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Princess Bajrakitiyabha Dies at 47 After Long Coma
Princess Bajrakitiyabha of Thailand died at 47 after years in a coma, leaving the monarchy facing renewed succession scrutiny.
False Stabbing Images Spark Violent Anti-Immigration Riots
Police in Belfast are responding to anti-immigration unrest after a stabbing case and false online images fueled wider disorder.
Trump Halts Iran Strikes and Says Peace Deal Is Near
Donald Trump halted planned strikes on Iran while keeping a naval blockade in place and claiming a peace deal was close.
Toronto Officer Killed During U.S. Consulate Shooting Probe
Toronto constable Marc Pinizzotto was killed during a search warrant tied to the March U.S. Consulate shooting investigation.
Mexico City Hosts World Cup Opener Facing Protests and Price Outcry
Mexico City opens the 2026 World Cup as organizers manage union protests, ticket-price anger and the logistics of a 48-team tournament.
Ukraine War Surpasses Duration of World War I
The full-scale war in Ukraine has passed the length of World War I, underscoring the return of prolonged industrial warfare in Europe.
Pentagon Expands Iran Strikes as Hormuz Closure Threatens Oil Markets
U.S. forces expanded strikes on Iranian military targets as Tehran threatened traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, intensifying oil-market and regional security fears.
Trump Threatens More Iran Strikes After Apache Downing
Donald Trump threatened further strikes on Iran after the downing of a U.S. Apache helicopter near Hormuz intensified a wider regional crisis.
Pakistan Airstrikes in Afghanistan Raise Border Escalation Risk
Pakistan has carried out airstrikes inside Afghanistan, opening another dangerous phase in a border dispute that neither Islamabad nor the Taliban government in Kabul has been able to contain. Afghan...
NSW Admission Puts Hannah Thomas Protest Case Back Under Legal Pressure
New South Wales has moved from contesting a protest arrest narrative to conceding key parts of it, admitting in court documents that former Greens candidate Hannah Thomas was subjected to battery and false...
Myanmar Rebels Lose Ground as Junta Forces Conscription
Myanmar rebels face renewed pressure as the junta leans on forced recruitment to regain ground and strain opposition forces.