Funeral for Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei scheduled to begin July 4
Iran announces funeral proceedings for Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei will commence July 4, with burial scheduled for July 9.
Iran announces funeral proceedings for Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei will commence July 4, with burial scheduled for July 9.
A trawler carrying migrants sank in the Indian Ocean, leaving 250 people missing according to United Nations reports.

Japan may amend its Civil Code to permit shared custody arrangements, potentially ending its sole custody system.

Viktor Orbán confronts opposition challenger Péter Magyar in upcoming Hungarian election while navigating complex relationships with Russia and US allies.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un observed cruise and anti-ship missile launches from a naval destroyer during weapons tests on Sunday.

UK transport secretary discusses importing fuel from US and West Africa while US Treasury Secretary addresses rising gas prices.

Eighteen wolves have been discovered dead in an Italian national park over recent days, with authorities suspecting poisoning as the cause.

Iran has arrested dozens of people across multiple provinces on charges of providing intelligence to Israel about military and economic sites.

A U.S. fighter pilot downed over Iran in April had previously been shot down by friendly fire from Kuwait at the war's start, according to military sources.

The US embassy in Baghdad was reportedly hit by missiles according to Iraqi security sources, though details remain limited.

Reports indicate African men are being recruited with promises of employment in Russia, with some ending up fighting in Ukraine.

BBC investigation reveals Jeffrey Epstein housed trafficking victims in London apartments following Metropolitan Police decision not to pursue 2015 claims.
India has prohibited sugar exports until the end of September to ensure adequate domestic supply amid concerns about production levels.

Nazanin Boniadi questioned why college activists who protest other issues have remained largely silent on Iran's human rights violations.

Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon killed at least 12 people, including two paramedics and two children, according to Lebanon's health ministry.
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