Sarah Mallory Geis of the United States was found after an avalanche struck a 10-person team in Pakistan's Karakoram range. Seven climbers, including Nirmal Purja, remain unaccounted for.
Kuwait's Defense Ministry called the strike on a Chinese company's building 'heinous Iranian aggression.' It came after U.S. Central Command finished what it called a heavy wave of strikes on dozens of Revolutionary Guard targets.
The Metropolitan Police said most were detained for expressing support for a proscribed organization. More than 3,000 people have been arrested since the ban took effect, and the Supreme Court has now agreed to hear a challenge.
Two were trapped driving between fire fronts on Crete; a third died in the Peloponnese. EU fire weather is running 43% more severe than the late-July average of the past two decades.
Representatives from 43 of 51 invited countries met in Riyadh, but only 14 signed. The UAE and Oman stayed out.
The president called it a 'HISTORIC agreement for the COMPLETE DISARMAMENT of Hamas.' The timetable is not set, and officials admit the whole roadmap is built on the assumption that neither side trusts the other.
UEFA called the proposal to hand private investors a stake in the tournament 'irresponsible and indefensible.' The investor group would be led by a firm run by Jared Kushner's younger brother.
Spain's border with Morocco at the Tarajal crossing 'totally collapsed' Thursday, a Civil Guard official said. Bodies could be seen in the water as crowds swam around the coastal barriers.
Rescuers drilled through collapsed concrete for a third day after Tuesday's magnitude 7.1 earthquake, while nearly 19,000 homes sat without power and a heatstroke alert went out over the shelters.
NATO scrambled fighter jets after a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile crossed into Polish airspace and came down in a field in Lublin province. Six members of one family, including three children, were killed near Kryvyi Rih.
Ukraine says it has tracked Russian orbital surveillance of four Gulf air bases in a single 24-hour window, with the imagery surfacing in Iranian hands before and after strikes on American troops.
Madrid's regional president calls it the worst fire in the region's history, while France's interior minister says the evacuation around Bordeaux is probably the largest the country has carried out in peacetime.
Brasília refused entry to Riley Barnes and Samuel Samson, saying the mission was a renewed attempt to delegitimize Brazil's electronic voting system ten weeks before Lula faces Flávio Bolsonaro.
A ballistic missile struck a closed-door drone exhibition in the Kyiv region on Friday. Ukraine's prosecutor general has opened two criminal cases — one against Russia, and one into who decided to hold the event at all.
Dharmendra Pradhan resigned on X as police fired tear gas at Jantar Mantar, ending weeks of Gen Z-led protests over exam paper leaks — the biggest concession Narendra Modi's government has made to street pressure in years.
The U.N. chief met interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa at the presidential palace and urged the world to "spare no effort" in backing Syria's transition.
Four Palestinians from one family and two Israeli soldiers died near the village of Tell. Netanyahu ordered troops in and new settlement outposts built; settlers burned homes across more than a dozen villages.
Reuters verified video of a column of smoke over the Red Sea refinery. Saudi air defenses shot down two ballistic missiles aimed at Yanbu, and output at one plant has already been cut.
It is the first time in the International Criminal Court's 24-year history that member states have removed a sitting chief prosecutor. Khan denies all wrongdoing and says he will challenge the decision.
Nearly 900 villages are submerged and about 300,000 people have crowded into government relief camps after days of monsoon rain pushed one of Asia's largest rivers over its banks.
Mohammed Shahabuddin, appointed under the ousted prime minister, submitted his resignation to the parliament speaker citing medical reasons. Local media reported he was pushed out over an alleged phone call with Hasina.
WatchFighting erupted before dawn around the ancient Ta Muen Thom temple, with Cambodia firing BM-21 rockets into Thai villages and Thailand answering with two waves of airstrikes.
A fast-moving blaze near Bordeaux emptied one of France's most fashionable summer retreats, with hundreds of vacationers ferried to safety by boat as Europe bakes in another heat wave.
WatchLawmakers approved a sweeping law that will block under-15s from platforms like TikTok, Snapchat and Instagram, with new accounts barred in September and existing ones deleted by January 2027.
President Trump and Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi say all remaining American forces will withdraw as Washington shifts from a military mission to economic partnership.
The U.S. secretary of state and Russia's foreign minister held roughly 35 minutes of closed-door talks on the sidelines of an ASEAN summit, as Washington tries to revive Ukraine peace efforts.
Paul Biya, the world's oldest head of state, has not appeared in public since May, and his ruling party is scrambling to insist that 'the office is not vacant.'
The engineer and climate campaigner who inspired a character in '3 Idiots' broke his fast after government intervention but vowed to keep fighting for constitutional protections.
WatchIran launched Arash suicide drones at American installations in Jordan and Bahrain hours after U.S. Central Command reported a 75-minute barrage, and President Trump threatened to hit a suspected nuclear site 'pretty soon.'
The 30-year civilian agreement, signed alongside a sale of F-35 jets, omits the 'gold standard' safeguards barring enrichment — drawing warnings that it hands Riyadh a potential pathway to the bomb even as the U.S. wages war to end Iran's program.