A blast during a propellant-cleaning operation at the Daejeon weapons factory killed five workers and injured two. Hanwha suspended operations at all nine of its sites for emergency safety inspections.
Lebanese militant group's sophisticated attacks catch Israeli forces off guard, forcing political and military leaders to scramble for solutions.
President Zelensky says Ukraine targeted navy base and oil terminal in region including Russia's second-largest city as annual marquee event begins.
The blaze ripped through the Flourish Stay guesthouse in Malviya Nagar early Wednesday; investigators found the property had no valid fire-safety certificate and was running far more rooms than licensed.
Tehran targets Bahrain and Kuwait with missiles and drones on same day Secretary of State tells lawmakers Iran conflict is over. Attack further strains fragile ceasefire arrangements in Middle East.
Kyiv said its drones flew more than 600 miles to ignite a petroleum hub five miles from the city center, while overnight strikes also hit the Kronstadt naval base and a weapons plant in the Tambov region.
Months after the Rapid Support Forces overran the Darfur city in a slaughter that the UN says bears the 'hallmarks of genocide,' new findings link hundreds of foreign contractors trained on Emirati bases to the paramilitary's campaign.
President Zelensky said Ukraine targeted a navy base and oil terminal in Russia's second-largest city on the first day of a marquee Putin event.
WatchIranian missiles and drones killed at least one person and tore through Kuwait's international airport early Wednesday, forcing a brief shutdown, as Tehran cut off contact with ceasefire mediators and the U.S. struck back at Iranian targets.
Moscow fired 73 missiles and 656 drones at Kyiv, Dnipro and Kharkiv overnight, collapsing an apartment block and knocking out power for 140,000 people as Ukraine's depleted air defenses struggled to keep up.
Brussels reached agreement among its three main institutions to speed removals and let member states open 'return hubs' in third countries — a model critics liken to Trump's immigration crackdown.
U.S. military confirms Iranian attacks on Gulf neighbors were shot down or failed, prompting American 'self-defense' strikes inside Iran.
Israeli drone strikes killed a father and two of his children among others, as neither Israel nor Hezbollah publicly endorsed the de-escalation the U.S. president announced — and Iran suspended nuclear talks in protest.
WatchTehran walked away from indirect negotiations over Israel's offensive in Lebanon and threatened to choke off two of the world's most important shipping lanes, sending U.S. crude prices up more than 7%.
Moscow's repeated warnings before the attack appeared designed to inflict psychological damage on Ukraine's capital beyond the physical destruction.
Haredi protesters blocked highways, halted trains near Ben-Gurion Airport and set cars ablaze after the arrest of yeshiva students who evaded conscription, piling pressure on Netanyahu's fragile coalition.
President William Ruto defended the 50-bed facility at Laikipia Air Base for Americans exposed to Ebola, even as a court froze the project and demonstrators clashed with police in Nanyuki.
Nearly 7 million Guineans were called to choose a new National Assembly and local councils in a ballot meant to complete the return to constitutional rule under Gen. Mamadi Doumbouya — but many stayed home.
Under pressure from President Trump, Prime Minister Netanyahu held off from attacking Beirut but vowed to continue the campaign against Hezbollah, threatening ongoing peace talks with Iran.
WatchThe assault — among the largest of the war — battered Kyiv, Dnipro and five other regions with hypersonic missiles, collapsing a nine-story apartment block and trapping residents beneath the rubble.
Voters chose among 547 parliamentary seats in a contest critics call a foregone conclusion, with ongoing conflict barring the entire Tigray region from the ballot.
The Met deployed more than 500 officers as huge crowds lined the streets near the Emirates; one man remained hospitalized after violence broke out once the celebrations dispersed.
Right-wing outsider Abelardo de la Espriella narrowly led the first round with 43.7% to leftist Senator Ivan Cepeda's 40.9%, setting up a June 22 runoff that could redefine Colombia's relationship with Washington.
Israeli forces captured the 900-year-old hilltop fortress near Nabatiyeh as Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered troops beyond the Litani River, with the defense minister vowing soldiers 'will remain there' as part of a security zone.
President Trump announced that Israel and Hezbollah had agreed not to attack each other, though Netanyahu later distanced himself from cease-fire talks.
Congo's Health Ministry reported 282 confirmed cases and dozens of deaths in Ituri province as the Bundibugyo strain jumps borders into Uganda, colliding with armed conflict that is hampering the response.
Paris Saint-Germain beat Arsenal in a Budapest penalty shootout for a second straight European title, but the celebrations turned deadly before a peaceful parade drew 100,000 to the Champ de Mars.
In October, Albertans will get to say if they want to stay in Canada, or hold a referendum to leave. The vote could settle the matter or deepen the rift.
Israel issues evacuation orders for Beirut suburbs while Iran's military warns of retaliatory attacks in response to expanding conflict.
Sunday's election results could signal another victory for the conservative movement sweeping across Latin America.