The Defense Department informed Congress that approximately $5.6 billion worth of munitions were expended during the initial 48 hours of military operations involving Iran.
Djibouti President Ismaïl Omar Guelleh was reelected for a sixth term after winning 97.81% of the vote in Friday's election.
Danny Ridley was charged with stealing camera equipment from photographer Peter Meagher, who was killed in the Bondi Beach attack.
Lebanese authorities report approximately 3,000 deaths and nearly 1 million displaced persons since conflict began in southern Lebanon in March.
Child marriage rates have increased in Gaza during the ongoing conflict as families facing displacement and economic hardship seek stability for their daughters.
Kazakhstan has offered to accept Iran's uranium stockpile according to the international nuclear watchdog agency.
Lebanon's army commander departed for Pakistan following an invitation from his Pakistani counterpart for an official military visit.
Expert Finnish divers are examining the deaths of five Italian cave divers who died exploring underwater caves in the Maldives.
Bolivian authorities arrested Sebastián Marset, an alleged Uruguayan drug trafficker wanted by the US for money laundering and accused of ordering a prosecutor's murder.
The United States imposed sanctions on individuals and companies for allegedly recruiting Colombian fighters for Sudan's ongoing conflict.
A Palestinian was killed during violence in the occupied West Bank, while authorities disrupted a plot targeting a pro-Palestinian activist.
Germany contracted Lockheed Martin and RTX for $12 billion in naval systems while mediation failed in a separate Franco-German fighter jet program dispute.
Myanmar's parliament has approved a new cabinet consisting largely of former generals and officials from the previous military-led government.
Separate incidents highlight ongoing migration issues, with 229 migrants found in Mexico truck and Costa Rica migration agreement.
Military officials failed to refer SAS troops to police over war crimes allegations due to concerns about unit morale, an inquiry heard.
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