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Copenhagen airport shut after sighting of ‘unidentified drones’
At least 15 flights have been diverted as airport remains closed until the situation is resolved, Denmark officials say.
‘It is a bloodbath’: Australian medic describes situation at Gaza hospital
Dr Saya Aziz, working at al-Shifa Hospital, says she has lost count of the number of amputations she has had to perform.
Brazil’s Eduardo Bolsonaro charged in case linked to father’s coup attempt
The son of the former president stands accused of coercion, according to a statement from the prosecutor general.
Ports blocked as protests erupt across Italy over Gaza
Italian dockworkers blocked ports in Genoa and Livorno as unions staged nationwide protests over Israel’s war in Gaza.
Joy to worry: Palestinians react to the recognition of their statehood
As more countries recognise Palestine, Palestinians are waiting to see what impact this will have on their lives.
Ecuador prison riot leaves 14 dead, 14 wounded
Ecuador's prisons see another violent riot, with explosions and shootings in Machala.
US Supreme Court to consider whether Trump may fire Democratic FTC member
Decision means Rebecca Slaughter remains barred from her post at the Federal Trade Commission for the time being.
Syria’s al-Sharaa renews call for US to formally drop sanctions
President Ahmed al-Sharaa meets US secretary of state in New York as he prepares to attend UN General Assembly meetings.
Moldova detains 74 people over alleged Russia-backed plot before elections
After Monday's mass raids, pro-Western President Maia Sandu once again accuses Moscow of interference.
Nvidia to invest billions in OpenAI as AI race heats up
The company will also provide chips for OpenAI’s data centres.