Bonnie Greer, a British-American writer and cultural commentator, died aged 77 after a brief illness. Her husband confirmed her death, highlighting her contributions to British cultural life. Details on her final years and specific causes of illness are not provided.
A war-damaged building in Gaza collapsed, killing at least 21 people, including eight children. Rescuers report dozens missing. UN officials warn of 400 other at-risk structures. Israel restricts aid deliveries, citing security concerns. UN estimates 80% of Gaza's structures are destroyed or damaged.
The us has imposed visa restrictions on some south africans over claims of anti-white discrimination, citing racial policies. South africa denies the allegations, calling them mischaracterizations. Details on targeted individuals remain unclear.
A war-damaged building in Gaza City collapsed, killing at least 20 people, including five children. Rescue efforts face challenges due to lack of heavy machinery. Israeli restrictions on equipment into Gaza are cited as a factor. UN and Egyptian agencies are assisting. Over 1.9 million displaced in Gaza.
Kosovo war crimes tribunal found former President Hashim Thaci guilty of war crimes, including murder and torture. The verdict is deeply unpopular in Kosovo, where Thaci is revered as a national hero.
Three people died in a news helicopter crash in Los Angeles while covering a bus collision. The NTSB will investigate.
Saudi Arabia claims it intercepted a Houthi drone near Mecca, marking a renewed escalation in the conflict. The Houthis deny targeting the city. Oil exports and pilgrimages are at risk. Details remain unclear.
A news helicopter crashed in Los Angeles, killing at least three people. The crash occurred near a bus crash site. Details on casualties and cause remain under investigation.
U.S. military faces munitions shortfall from Iran war, with $22 billion spent on ammunition. White House denies shortages. Polls show war is unpopular. Details on equipment losses and resupply bottlenecks provided.
Nato jets shot down a drone in Lithuania near Kaunas, likely originating from Belarus. Origin remains unclear. Ukraine blamed Russian electronic warfare for stray drones.
Rapper Macklemore was removed from Ed Sheeran's US tour after pro-Palestinian comments. Jewish groups and venues objected. No official response from Sheeran. Replacement not confirmed. Conflict over free speech and political expression.
EU leaders condemned a Russian drone strike on a Ukrainian train near Poland as an intimidation tactic aimed at Western support for Kyiv. Germany urged caution, while NATO pledged increased support. The Kremlin denied involvement. Details of the attack and its implications remain under scrutiny.
A UK armed forces member died in a road traffic incident in Ukraine, not linked to hostile action. Family requested privacy. No official details released. Russia attacks train near border.
A statue of slain right-wing activist Charlie Kirk was vandalized near Turning Point USA's headquarters in Phoenix. The vandals targeted the statue's neck, where Kirk was shot. Details on motive remain unclear.
Houthis have seized control of the Bab al-Mandeb strait, a key maritime chokepoint. Shipping volumes have dropped significantly, with rerouting causing economic impacts. No official response from Houthis or Iran is provided in the evidence.
US President Donald Trump announced he will lift tariffs on Irish whiskey during his visit to Ireland, sparking debate over his remarks on a united Ireland. Protests against his visit continued, while local businesses praised the economic benefits of his golf course. The move may affect Northern Ireland distillers' com
Israeli airstrike in Gaza killed two Palestinians, medics say. Over 1,300 Palestinians have died since the 2025 ceasefire. Hamas accuses Israel of violating the truce. Israel claims it targeted Hamas militants. No official response from Hamas on casualties.
An Afghan woman was deported under a rarely used US court, raising due process concerns. The case involves her son's terror charges, but she was not charged. The DOJ called it a national security win. Lawyers say the court violates due process. Unclear if more cases will follow.
The United States and France have advanced to the Women’s Basketball World Cup final after defeating Spain and Germany respectively. The final will be a rematch of the 2024 Paris Olympics gold medal match.
Bulgaria investigates fire at EMCO site, owner blames sabotage. No injuries. Russia accused of escalating sabotage.