Bolivian president Rodrigo Paz orders a state of emergency amid a wave of protests demanding his resignation, citing blockades that cripple supply lines.

A Ukrainian drone strike hit a Moscow refinery, turning the capital’s skyline into black smoke and sparking varied reactions from locals, officials and the press.

A luxury beach resort in the Dominican Republic caught fire early Sunday, killing a 46‑year‑old Italian tourist and evacuating nearly 1,700 guests.

Billionaire Mukesh Ambani revealed Jio Platforms' IPO could raise $4bn, marking a landmark moment for India's capital markets.

A 12‑year‑old Ethiopian boy livestreams his efforts to help a sick chicken, sparking over 770,000 TikTok views and national attention.

18‑year‑old tourist dies after falling from a carriage in Central Park when the horse bolts, raising questions over park safety and carriage regulations.

A private jet skidded onto a Texas motorway, and nearby residents helped free victims while emergency services responded swiftly.

In Balochistan’s heat‑blasted roads, a motorbike rider ferries 600 kg of petrol while facing fire risk and political tension. The illegal trade is driven by war‑shaken oil markets, local poverty and bribes.

Cuba’s tourism sector is in crisis after a sharp drop in visitors triggered by tightened US sanctions, leading to agricultural, medical and economic woes.

Cuba’s visitor numbers fell 58% in five months after US sanctions tightened, with airlines and hotels pulling out and fuel shortages hitting everyday life.

A 68‑year‑old pétanque player died in Mimizan after being hit by a metal boule during a heated argument, and an 81‑year‑old suspect has been arrested.

French prosecutors confirm a rape trial against Morocco captain Achraf Hakimi, raising questions about athlete conduct and tournament travel restrictions.

French prosecutors confirm that Morocco captain Achraf Hakimi will stand trial for rape, highlighting the legal and sporting implications amid the 2026 World Cup.

Japanese fans face criticism for their household chores at home, despite applauded stadium cleanups—sparking a fresh look at gender roles in Japan.

A 63‑year‑old British man was killed in a paragliding accident near Tremp, Catalonia, as officials investigate the incident.

TV icon James Burrows, who directed over 1,000 episodes of beloved sitcoms, has died at 85. His legacy shaped American comedy for five decades.

A 12‑year‑old Ethiopian boy livestreams his efforts to help a sick chicken, sparking over 770,000 TikTok views and national attention.

Former President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama inaugurated the Barack Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, turning a five-acre site into a community hub with a museum, library, playground and cultural events.

Pop star Lil Nas X shares a hopeful Instagram statement after months in rehab, revealing a bipolar disorder diagnosis and legal context.

Actress Daveigh Chase, known for her chilling role in The Ring and voicing Lilo in Disney’s Lilo & Stitch, passed away aged 35 after a brief illness. Her manager detailed her quiet life and career highlights.

Japanese fans cleaned World Cup stadiums after matches, but a viral image sparked debate over gender roles in domestic chores. While fans show pride, many say men still lead in household tasks.

Japanese fans face criticism for their household chores at home, despite applauded stadium cleanups—sparking a fresh look at gender roles in Japan.

The signed memorandum of understanding between Trump and Iran signals a shift in US‑Iran relations, offers renewed Strait access, but leaves nuclear negotiations uncertain.

ZDF pulls segment alleging Musk urged migrant hunts following Belfast clash, after the tech billionaire files a defamation claim.

An altered image of a 2600‑BCE bronze figurine in a grade‑nine textbook sparked criticism; authorities replaced it with the original photo in digital and print editions.

The U.S. has halted $400m a year in HIV/AIDS funding to South Africa, citing policy disagreements. The decision sparks health‑policy back‑up and raises concerns about global pandemic response.

Ukraine’s President restores the Order of the White Eagle following its revocation over a disputed army unit name, as diplomatic tensions with Poland simmer.

Iran re‑opens Strait of Hormuz to stop Israel's attacks in Lebanon, escalating regional tensions and threatening global oil trade.

Bolivian president Rodrigo Paz orders a state of emergency amid a wave of protests demanding his resignation, citing blockades that cripple supply lines.

US President Donald Trump accuses Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni of repeatedly requesting a photo at the G7 summit, leading to a sharp backlash. The exchange highlights tensions over Iran policy and war‑economy ties.

Australian authorities confirm the first case of the highly contagious H5N1 bird flu, a disease now recorded on every continent.

A six‑year‑old Ebola patient rescued from a partially attacked hospital in eastern DR Congo is reportedly stable, while the outbreak continues to spread.

The United States announced a phased reduction of Pepfar funding to South Africa, citing a failure to safeguard the Afrikaner community, heightening a long‑standing diplomatic tension.

A six‑year‑old Ebola patient was found safe after armed men stormed a hospital, highlighting the clash between fear and medical care amid a worsening outbreak in eastern DR Congo.

A 12‑year‑old Ethiopian boy livestreams his efforts to help a sick chicken, sparking over 770,000 TikTok views and national attention.

Billionaire Mukesh Ambani revealed Jio Platforms' IPO could raise $4bn, marking a landmark moment for India's capital markets.

Jio Platforms is set to launch an IPO that could be India's biggest share sale, raising around $4 bn amid a market‑reinvigorating push.

Apple CEO Tim Cook confirms price hikes are inevitable as memory chip prices soar, driven by AI demand and global supply constraints.

Nearly 200 Ukrainian drones hit Moscow, causing widespread damage and 17 injuries in a record strike since the war began.

Urban delivery robots spark safety, regulation and labor debates worldwide.