President Trump has renewed his criticism of NATO's funding structure as alliance leaders prepare for a high-stakes summit in Ankara. The administration is reportedly considering major reforms to decision-making processes based on individual member spending.

Renowned rooftoppers Angela Nikolau and Ivan Kuznetsov were taken into custody after scaling the Empire State Building to stage an unauthorized marriage proposal.

Millions are expected to attend the funeral events for Ali Khamenei, who was killed in military strikes. The sequence concludes with a burial on 9 July 2026.

International teams extracted Hernán Alberto Gil Flores from debris in Catia La Mar, offering a rare moment of hope amid a disaster that has claimed thousands of lives.

A massive 11-hour aerial assault on Kyiv has devastated civilian infrastructure and killed 27 people, prompting officials to call for increased air defense.

Security agencies have advised against Mojtaba Khamenei appearing in public, citing significant safety risks following his father's death. His continued absence raises questions about the stability of the leadership transition and his role as the new Supreme Leader.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has officially apologized for the state-facilitated forced adoption of babies between 1949 and 1976. This marks a shift in accountability for systemic failures within public, religious, and health institutions.

Iran’s joint military command has issued a formal warning to all oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, threatening immediate action against any vessel that fails to follow designated navigation protocols.

An 11-year-old boy driving his parents' pickup truck struck a group of Buddhist monks and lay followers in Mukdahan, resulting in nine deaths. Authorities are currently investigating the incident and addressing questions of parental responsibility.

The German government is launching a comprehensive reform strategy to combat stagnation through tax relief, pension system adjustments, and reduced bureaucracy. The plan faces criticism from opposition leaders as the country navigates global trade pressures and high production costs.

A pilgrimage procession was struck by a pickup truck driven by an 11-year-old boy in Mukdahan province, resulting in nine deaths and multiple injuries. Police are currently investigating the incident.

The Vatican issued a decree of excommunication against the Society of St. Pius X following the group's unauthorized ordination of four new bishops in Switzerland. This action invalidates the society's sacraments and formalizes a state of schism with the Roman Catholic Church.

A boy driving a pickup truck without permission struck a group of 35 monks, resulting in eight deaths and multiple critical injuries. Authorities have seized the vehicle and are investigating the incident.

Global oil prices have retreated to four-month lows following reports of progress in indirect negotiations between the United States and Iran. The decline reflects a reduced risk premium as tensions regarding the Strait of Hormuz show tentative signs of cooling.

England avoided an upset after Harry Kane's late brace overturned an early deficit against DR Congo. The team now advances to face Mexico in the round of 16.

Ukrainian long-range drone strikes have hit critical Russian oil infrastructure for a second time, triggering flight suspensions and fueling regional shortages.

Official data confirms Spain’s second-hottest June resulted in 1,029 heat-attributable deaths, driven by an intense five-day heatwave and an African anticyclone.

Angela Nikolau and Ivan Beerkus were arrested after an unauthorized climb to the top of the Empire State Building antenna to stage a marriage proposal. The incident has prompted scrutiny regarding the building's security measures and protocols.

Captain Harry Kane propelled England into the quarter-finals with two late goals against a resilient DR Congo side. The victory sets up a high-stakes clash against co-hosts Mexico at Estadio Azteca.

German federal prosecutors have officially filed charges against a Ukrainian national in connection with the 2022 sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipelines. This indictment follows an extensive investigation into the underwater explosions that damaged European energy infrastructure.