
Fire at South Korean Auto Parts Factory Injures at Least 53, 14 Missing
A fire at an auto parts factory in Daejeon, South Korea injured at least 53 people with 14 others unaccounted for.

A fire at an auto parts factory in Daejeon, South Korea injured at least 53 people with 14 others unaccounted for.
A drone attack caused a fire at Russia's Tuapse oil refinery, prompting evacuations of surrounding buildings.

Daniel Kinahan, wanted by Irish authorities for alleged organized crime offenses, was arrested in Dubai following an international arrest warrant.
A photo showing the Michigan synagogue attacker holding an AR-style rifle was sent to a family member in Lebanon, according to officials.
Chinese warships spotted near Taiwan's Penghu islands while China criticized Japan and EU over South China Sea at UN.

The first deportees from the United States have arrived in the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, according to sources.

The Department of Energy announced removal of highly enriched uranium from Venezuela's RV-1 reactor and transport to South Carolina.

Separate incidents highlight ongoing migration issues, with 229 migrants found in Mexico truck and Costa Rica migration agreement.
Reza Pahlavi spoke at CPAC in Texas, urging continued U.S. pressure on Iran as regional conflicts continue.

Three Palestinian women died when an Iranian missile struck a hair salon in the West Bank town of Beit Awwa during recent regional hostilities.

Residents of Iran's capital report psychological trauma from two weeks of bombardment, with damaged landmarks and restricted internet access.
Several unrelated international developments including EU lawmakers visiting China, extradition from Cambodia, US oil transit decision, and Venezuela corporate moves.
Estonia urges European nations to prosecute Russian-sponsored saboteurs amid growing security concerns across the continent.

Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa pledged to cancel tariffs after speaking with a Colombian right-wing presidential candidate before Sunday's election.
Severe flooding and a 5.8 magnitude earthquake struck Afghanistan within days, leaving 77 dead from floods and 12 from the quake, with infrastructure heavily damaged.
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