
US Announces $100 Million for Chornobyl Shelter Repairs
The United States will provide $100 million to repair the damaged protective shelter at the Chornobyl nuclear plant, according to Ukrainian officials.

The United States will provide $100 million to repair the damaged protective shelter at the Chornobyl nuclear plant, according to Ukrainian officials.

Human Rights Watch says Israel fired white phosphorus shells at residential areas in southern Lebanon, calling the use unlawful under international law.

Trump administration officials acknowledge disruptions from Iran conflict while Gaza disarmament discussions remain paused.

Russia has taken control of Pennsylvania-linked manufacturer CANPACK's $700 million business operations through a presidential decree signed by Vladimir Putin.

Nigeria and the UK pursue economic cooperation while the UN General Assembly passes a resolution declaring transatlantic slavery a crime against humanity.

A high-speed train crashed into a military truck in the Calais region of France, killing the truck driver and injuring more than a dozen people.

Iran's Red Crescent has issued warnings about potential toxic rainfall in Tehran following reported Israeli strikes on oil facilities.

A Turkish Airlines flight with 288 people aboard was evacuated after a tire fire occurred during landing at Kathmandu airport, with no injuries reported.

Britain is sending its Rapid Sentry air defense system to Kuwait amid ongoing Middle East conflicts affecting regional security and global markets.

Kansas City International Airport was evacuated Tuesday as FBI and local law enforcement responded to a reported security threat.

Opinion pieces in major publication discuss territorial sovereignty challenges and Israel's international relations amid ongoing conflicts.

Two separate drone strikes killed at least 28 civilians in Sudan's North Darfur and North Kordofan states as the country's civil war continues.

Nine migrants deported from the United States have arrived in Sierra Leone as part of ongoing deportation operations.

Relatives of 1890s resistance fighters are asking British institutions to help locate skulls of executed ancestors.
Iran has given its commanders more operational independence over Iraqi militias, allowing some groups to conduct operations without central approval from Tehran.
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