Munich Airport briefly suspends flights due to smoke smell, Zverev wins first Grand Slam, far-right parties eye election wins in eastern Germany, and more.
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Munich Airport briefly suspends flights due to smoke smell, Zverev wins first Grand Slam, far-right parties eye election wins in eastern Germany, and more.
President Trump attends a NATO summit facing pressure on defense spending and Russia's war in Ukraine. He spoke with Putin and Zelenskyy, expressing belief that both leaders want the war to end, though experts remain skeptical.
Over 3,500 people have died and nearly 18,000 are unhoused following twin earthquakes in Venezuela. Thousands injured, with a growing health crisis feared due to lack of clean water and overwhelmed healthcare.
Ukrainian drones targeted Russia's Omsk oil refinery, its largest, located 2,700km from Ukraine. The attack, confirmed by local authorities, occurred before a Nato summit. Russia claimed most drones were destroyed, with no casualties. President Zelenskyy hailed it as a significant achievement, extending Ukraine's strike capability to Siberia.
Over 11,000 people, including 5,500 children, have fled escalating fighting around Sudan's el-Obeid in two weeks. The UN warns up to 500,000 civilians are at risk if violence intensifies. El-Obeid is a key logistical and commercial hub, strategically important for both SAF and RSF.
Save the Children reports over 5,500 children displaced by fighting in el-Obeid, Sudan, with thousands more at risk. Families face dire conditions, lacking shelter, water, and healthcare. The city, a key lifeline, is besieged by RSF, experiencing drone attacks and cholera outbreaks.
The US and Australia have condemned China's recent missile test in the Pacific, calling it a violation of international law due to insufficient notice. China claims the test was routine and safe, but critics argue it's a destabilizing provocation.
