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‘Horrific trauma patients’: WHO details harrowing scenes from Gaza
Just 14 of Gaza’s 36 hospitals are partially functioning, WHO says, as Israel continues to bomb amid ceasefire talks.
France’s outgoing PM Lecornu hints at budget deal amid political turmoil
Opposition parties are calling on embattled President Macron to resign before his term ends in 2027.
Landslide kills 15 after striking bus in northern India
At least 15 people have been killed after a landslide hit a bus in India’s Himachal Pradesh state.
Ethiopia claims Eritrea is readying to ‘wage war’ against it
In a letter to the UN, Ethiopia’s foreign minister claims Eritrea is colluding with a Tigray-based opposition group.
US army sergeant fired over pro-Palestine posts
US army sergeant fired over pro-Palestine posts
Chemistry Nobel Prize awarded to trio in field of metal-organic frameworks
Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson and Omar M Yaghi's work can be used to harvest water from desert air.
Drier weather threatens India’s tea exports, global supply
Climate extremes shrink Assam tea harvests, increase costs, reduce exports, and reshape the global industry and prices.
Is it legal for Trump to put his picture on US Mint dollar coin?
Trump administration plans $1 coin with Trump's image, breaking norms of avoiding living presidents on currency.
Trump threatens Insurrection Act as he sends troops to Chicago
The US President has threatened to invoke an 1807 law to give the National Guard powers of arrest and policing.
‘Do you want a player to die on court?’ – Tennis stars wilt in China heat
Weather conditions have led to player complaints; mercury is likely to rise through to Sunday's Shanghai Masters final.