A driver rammed a vehicle into pedestrians on a shopping street in Leipzig, Germany, killing two people and injuring more than 20 others before being arrested.
Iran has selectively restored internet access for some users while maintaining broader restrictions, as commercial vessels navigate through regional waterways.
Armed attackers targeted a building containing the Israeli Consulate in Istanbul, resulting in two assailants dead and at least one police officer wounded.
Mohammad Baqer Saad Dadwood al-Saadi pleaded not guilty to charges related to an alleged plot to bomb a New York City synagogue, with prosecutors indicating more charges may come.
Worldwide executions hit highest levels since 1981 according to Amnesty International, with Iran executing at least 32 political prisoners since late February.
Ambassador Mike Waltz cites Gulf allies' backing for Iran pressure campaign while U.S. ships continue escorting tankers through strategic waterway.
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a close call between two Southwest Airlines flights at Nashville International Airport after air traffic control error.
The International Monetary Fund stated that constructive dialogue and reduced tensions between the United States and China would benefit the world economy.
British naval forces respond to Russian submarine and surface vessel activity while facing technical issues with Mediterranean deployment.
The U.S. State Department has condemned Houthi restrictions on Red Sea shipping as unacceptable amid concerns about potential escalation.
Multiple players from Iran's women's national soccer team have applied for asylum in Australia following their participation in the Women's Asian Cup.
Lebanese sources report that Hezbollah's elite fighters have returned to southern Lebanon to engage Israeli troops in the ongoing conflict.
The Trump administration is considering both military action against Iranian nuclear facilities and renewed diplomatic engagement through Pakistan.
A cargo train collided with a public bus at a railway crossing in Bangkok, killing at least eight people and injuring more than 20 others.
Following recent political changes in Venezuela, observers debate whether improved conditions might encourage Venezuelan migrants to return home.
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