Amjad Youssef was wanted over the mass killing of blindfolded civilians in April 2013 in the district of Damascus.
Marine Le Pen launched her "La Renaissance" presidential campaign, defiantly announcing her candidacy hours after a court confirmed her guilty verdict for misuse of public funds. Her campaign, themed "Pour la France - For France," positions her against "The Metropolitan Elite" and "Globalists," notably French President Emmanuel Macron, whose party shares the "Renaissance" name.
Utah regulators revoked the license of Provo Canyon School's Springville campus, citing neglect and abuse, a facility where Paris Hilton alleged she was abused as a teen. Hilton, an advocate against such institutions, stated the school "failed the children in its care."
Twelve countries, including the UK, will invest over £37bn ($50bn) in a new long-range missile project, Deep Precision Strike, to enhance European defence. Unveiled ahead of the Nato summit in Ankara, the initiative aims to strike targets up to 1,250 miles away with pinpoint accuracy, bolstering mutual security against Russian threats.
The U.S. initiated retaliatory strikes against Iran on Tuesday following Iranian attacks on three commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. These actions threaten to escalate regional conflict and impact global oil prices.
Australian dock workers are demanding a 28-hour work week without pay reduction as port logistics giant DP World introduces AI and automation, potentially threatening over 60% of the workforce. The union argues the benefits of new technology should be shared, not solely boost profits.
A 27-year-old student, Sarah, was injured in a drone strike at a fuel station in el-Obeid, Sudan. The city, a flashpoint in the civil war, has seen a surge in drone attacks, causing casualties and crippling daily life. Human rights groups warn of a potential catastrophe.
