Russia’s deputy chairman of the Security Council joined international leaders in Tehran to mourn the late Iranian Supreme Leader amid a week-long U.S. pause.

Anthony Albanese has launched a political offensive against the Coalition and One Nation, framing his government’s budget measures as a response to voter concerns.

Public Health France reports a 29.1% surge in mortality during late June as extreme temperatures strain medical infrastructure and funeral services. The findings have prompted political criticism regarding the government's preparedness for extreme weather.

US intelligence has cautioned the Polish government regarding potential Russian operations designed to test Nato's cohesion. Analysts suggest these plots aim to pressure Western allies into reducing military and financial support for Ukraine.

California man Derrick Callella admitted to two counts of harassment using a telecommunications device after sending fake ransom demands to the Guthrie family. His plea comes amid an ongoing investigation into the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today co-anchor Savannah Guthrie.

FIFA is weighing a kickoff time change for the Mexico-England World Cup match due to the threat of afternoon thunderstorms. The proposal has drawn criticism from Mexico coach Javier Aguirre and concerns from the English Football Association.

Veteran nurse Wiwat Laonoi is being hailed for prioritizing medical ethics over religious custom after she rendered emergency care to monks involved in a fatal pickup truck crash.

Ethiopian Airlines has officially expanded its European network with the inauguration of a new thrice-weekly passenger service between Addis Ababa and Lyon. The route aims to bolster economic and cultural ties while providing onward travel for passengers across Africa, the Middle East, and Asia.

A bus traveling from Quetta to Peshawar fell into a rocky ravine in southwestern Pakistan, resulting in 40 deaths and eight injuries. Officials are investigating the cause of the incident.

An overcrowded bus plunged into a deep ravine in Balochistan following a reported altercation, resulting in 40 deaths and eight injuries. Rescue teams faced difficult terrain while authorities launched an investigation into the incident.

Authorities arrested the children's parents and grandparents after discovering 16 siblings living in squalid conditions in a Hamden home. The investigation revealed the children had no school enrollment records and were kept in extreme isolation.

Authorities are searching for a 39-year-old Ukrainian woman identified as the primary suspect in a sophisticated bombing that wounded three people in Monaco.

A man died after setting himself on fire outside the United Nations headquarters in New York. The protest followed the enactment of China's new Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress.

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.