A gangrape survivor in Begusarai, India, underwent surgery where doctors discovered a cartridge, pebble, and wood piece in her private parts. The incident, which occurred on June 11, has sparked outrage and intensified the police investigation as the victim identified three named suspects and two unidentified individuals.
India's government defended its temporary ban on Telegram, calling it a 'Frankenstein' platform used by criminals. The air force is involved in transporting NEET-UG retest papers amid exam leak controversy. Meanwhile, PM Modi and Donald Trump reported significant progress on a US-India trade deal.
Der EGMR verurteilt Aserbaidschan wegen Folter und Verstümmelung eines armenischen Soldaten, der 2016 in Bergkarabach getötet wurde. Aserbaidschan muss 90.000 Euro an die Familie zahlen.
Greece's "Operation ENTOS" targets Romani communities with frequent, militarized raids, framed as crime control but seen as ethnic targeting. This "preventive policing" model, merging border and domestic security, is a dangerous EU-wide trend criminalizing minorities.
Fortaleza (CE) inicia aplicação da vacina Pneumocócica 20-valente (Pneumo 20) em postos de saúde. O imunizante protege contra pneumonia, meningite e outras infecções causadas pela bactéria pneumococo. Destina-se a bebês e grupos com condições clínicas especiais.
Six women died and three were injured when two tractors, allegedly racing, collided with their e-rickshaw on the Kachla-Ujhani highway in Budaun, India. The drivers fled the scene.
Teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi produced a stunning catch for India A in their 101-run victory over Afghanistan A in the Tri-Nation Series. The 15-year-old's athletic brilliance helped secure a breakthrough and contributed to India A's dominant performance, securing their place in the final.
Japan's Fair Trade Commission is investigating six major ice cream companies, including Meiji and Lotte, for allegedly colluding to raise prices since 2022. Raids were conducted on their head offices amid record ice cream sales and the hottest summer.
Japan's Fair Trade Commission raided six major ice cream companies, including Akagi Nyugyo and Lotte, on suspicion of colluding to raise product prices beyond raw material cost increases. The companies allegedly coordinated price hikes for years, sparking public anger.
The Trump administration is intervening in a Clean Air Act lawsuit against Elon Musk's xAI Corp., arguing the NAACP's suit threatens national security by targeting infrastructure powering military AI systems like Grok. The NAACP alleges xAI is operating dozens of unpermitted gas turbines in Mississippi, causing health and noise concerns.
A US federal judge has upheld the conviction of Hannah Dugan, a former Wisconsin judge found guilty of aiding an undocumented man evade immigration agents in her courtroom. The decision comes despite defense efforts to overturn the conviction.
Hong Kong police arrested 150 people in a three-day crackdown on an illegal bookmaking syndicate that handled over HK$320 million in wagers. The operation targeted multiple locations and websites, with police warning against illegal betting during the Fifa World Cup.
Donald Trump's ambitions are characterized as small and ego-driven, contrasting with grander civilizational projects. His 80th birthday was marked by a UFC cage fight hosted at the White House, a spectacle of violence and taxpayer expense.
Russia launched a massive missile and drone attack across Ukraine, hitting Kyiv and Kharkiv, killing at least five people. The historic Dormition Cathedral in Kyiv Pechersk Lavra was damaged. Poland scrambled fighter jets in response.
Santos, SP, realiza programação especial para o mês do Orgulho LGBT+ até o fim de junho, com eventos culturais, palestras e a 9ª Parada do Orgulho LGBT+ em 28 de junho no Centro Histórico.
رئيس البرلمان الإيراني محمد باقر قاليباف يتهم واشنطن بعدم الوفاء بالتزاماتها بعد الغارات الإسرائيلية على الضاحية الجنوبية لبيروت، محذراً من استحالة استمرار التفاوض. يأتي ذلك وسط تقارير عن قرب توقيع اتفاق إطاري لإنهاء الحرب، لكن الغموض يكتنف شروطه وتوقيته.
At least three Palestinians were killed and several injured in Israeli attacks across Gaza on Saturday, including air and drone strikes. These incidents occurred despite a ceasefire declared months ago, with Gaza's Health Ministry reporting nearly 1,000 deaths since then. Meanwhile, Israeli forces conducted raids in the West Bank, resulting in injuries and property damage.
Israeli forces conducted a fatal drone attack in Gaza's Bureij camp, killing one and injuring two. Separate attacks in Gaza City and the West Bank resulted in further injuries, including a disabled Palestinian man shot near Hebron. These incidents occur despite a declared ceasefire, with Hamas accusing Israel of violations.
An Israeli air raid in Maarakeh, southern Lebanon, killed one person, with attacks continuing despite a US-brokered ceasefire. The raids, targeting areas north of the "Yellow Line," come as Iran and the US reportedly agree on a deal to end regional conflict, raising fears Israel's actions could jeopardize it. Israel also issued forced displacement orders and demolished homes in Bint Jbeil.
Israeli air raids have killed four people in southern Lebanon, including a mayor, despite a US-brokered ceasefire. Attacks targeted towns north of the "Yellow Line," raising fears of scuppering US-Iran ceasefire deal. Lebanon's president called for national unity amidst escalating tensions.
At least five people were killed in Israeli air raids across southern Lebanon, including a mayor, as attacks persist despite a US-brokered ceasefire. Homes and government buildings were demolished, and residents of 20 towns were ordered to evacuate north of the Zahrani River. The violence raises concerns about a potential US-Iran deal to end regional conflicts.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) raided seven premises linked to TMC MLA Madan Mitra in Kolkata as part of a municipal recruitment scam probe. Mitra allegedly received cash and gold bribes through middlemen for facilitating illegal appointments, with links to over 125 such cases.
A UNAIDS report warns that declining Official Development Assistance (ODA) from developed nations is critically impacting global AIDS efforts. Budget cuts for HIV testing and condom distribution have been severe in some regions, and a rise in criminalization of homosexuality is deterring testing. While progress has been made, a reversal of gains is now a possibility, jeopardizing UN goals.
The UN warns of the "biggest storm" for the HIV response due to unprecedented aid cuts, reversing decades of progress. Infections are rising, especially among women and girls in Sub-Saharan Africa, and AIDS-related deaths doubled 2025 targets. Funding drops of 23% globally have hit programs, with US aid cuts under Trump and UK/European redirects cited.
