Mass protests erupt across Spain as tens of thousands condemn government’s handling of migrant crisis in Ceuta, amidst violence and international blame game.
Russia’s intensified strikes near Moldova and increased airspace violations signal a strategic test of Europe’s eastern flank, potentially serving as a precursor to wider provocations against NATO’s Baltic states.
Pattaya, Thailand, is cracking down on prostitution as the USS Abraham Lincoln docks, hoping for an economic boost from visiting U.S. sailors and Marines.
Nepal rescue workers use ziplines to transport citizens across rivers after devastating floods destroyed bridges, with over a thousand confirmed dead and thousands missing.
Germany expels Russian diplomats and closes facilities after linking Moscow to a failed drone sabotage attempt at a key cargo airport supporting Ukraine.
Israel Defense Forces have captured Mu’in al-Arabid, the head of Hamas’s General Security Apparatus, in a deep Gaza raid, signaling a significant blow to the militant group’s leadership.
Experts warn Iran is nearing economic collapse due to escalating U.S. sanctions and military strikes, with inflation soaring and oil exports plummeting, potentially triggering domestic unrest.
Roughly 80 Americans are still missing following a devastating Himalayan flood that has claimed over 900 lives, with international relief efforts now underway.
Russia escalates drone attacks on Kyiv and targets logistics, while Ukraine retaliates with deep strikes, amid fears Putin fears ending the war without victory.
Ex-Pentagon official Morgan Murphy suggests the US could use diplomatic pressure, potentially involving the Falklands, to push the UK to meet its NATO defense spending targets.
