A typhoon in early July triggered historic rainfall in China's Guangxi province, causing dam collapses and flooding. Nanning and Guigang reported significant casualties and thousands of evacuations, with recovery plans underway to improve flood defenses.
A helicopter on a scenic flight over Kenya's Samburu county crashed at Mount Ololokwe, killing 6 tourists and the pilot. Nationalities of those on board are unconfirmed.
A magnitude 7.7 earthquake in eastern Indonesia killed at least 51 people, injured over 100, and displaced thousands. Rescue crews are searching for survivors buried under landslide debris on Flores island.
A compilation of international news updates including statements from Iranian military officials regarding US bases, political updates from the US and Russia, regional security incidents, and economic analyses.
More than 200,000 motorcycle enthusiasts gathered in Terengganu, Malaysia, for RXZ Members 8.0, but 46 crashes including 11 fatalities sparked renewed calls to ban the annual event and revived debates over illegal street racing.
Wildfires across the western U.S. and Canada forced thousands to evacuate over the weekend, destroying homes in British Columbia, threatening communities near Spokane, Washington, and resulting in multiple fatalities including two helicopter pilots in Utah.
Nearly 200 deaths and over 150,000 adverse reactions have been linked to anti-obesity drugs Mounjaro, Wegovy, Ozempic, and Saxenda in the UK, according to data from the MHRA Yellow Card scheme.
The People's Armed Police announced posthumous honours for two China Coast Guard officers, Yi Xinyu and Cheng Long, who died during an August 2025 maritime operation in the South China Sea.
Hong Kong recorded a 44% year-on-year increase in fatal traffic accidents to 59 cases in the first half of 2026, prompting police support for tighter health check requirements for drivers aged 65 and older.
Pakistan-occupied Kashmir's assembly polls are marked by reports of state-backed violence, enforced disappearances of journalists, and internet shutdowns, prompting condemnation from Amnesty International and the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).
Pakistan-occupied Kashmir faces escalating brutality, violence, and media crackdown during assembly polls, prompting global human rights and press freedom watchdogs to urge Pakistani authorities to end the crackdown and restore communications.
Michigan's cyclosporiasis outbreak causes its first two fatalities amid thousands of infections linked to Mexican iceberg lettuce. Officials continue investigating to halt transmission.
Michigan health authorities confirmed two deaths from a cyclospora outbreak, the first fatal cases in the U.S. The source is traced to Mexican lettuce served at Taco Bell in five states; nationwide cases exceed 6,700, with 11,234 in Michigan and 193 hospitalizations.
Michigan health department confirmed two deaths from cyclosporiasis, the first fatalities in the largest U.S. outbreak; cases rise to 11,234 and spread to nine states, with FDA linking the illness to iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms in Mexico.
Spain's government denies ignoring CNI intelligence warnings about a massive migrant influx into Ceuta, where 72 bodies have been recovered after tens of thousands irregularly entered from Morocco.
A shooting at an In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho, left three dead and seven injured. Police praised an off-duty state trooper and an armed citizen for returning fire, which they believe prevented further casualties. The 24-year-old gunman, Chad Williams, died by suicide.
The death toll from the influx of undocumented migrants into Ceuta, a Spanish city on Africa's northern coast, has risen to 88, according to the Ceuta government. This follows a late July crisis where tens of thousands reached the city by swimming or on foot from Morocco, prompting the deployment of Spanish troops.
South Korea is grappling with an unprecedented heat wave, reporting record high temperatures of 40.9 C in Daegu and 42.5 C in Yangsan. The extreme heat has caused several heat-related deaths, including a man in Incheon and two farmers in South Chungcheong.
For the first time since the Covid pandemic, fatalities on India's national highways (NHs) declined by 4.1% to 62,122 in 2025 from 64,772 in 2024, despite an overall rise in road deaths. Government data submitted to Lok Sabha shows 20 states recorded a decline, with Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Punjab seeing the steepest falls, while states like Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra reported increases.
Wildfires in eastern Washington, including around Spokane, have forced 5,000 home evacuations and destroyed 600 properties. Adverse weather, steep terrain, and strong winds exacerbate the uncontained blazes, which are straining emergency resources across the western U.S. No fatalities reported.
Ukrainian drones struck military, energy, and civilian sites deep in Russia on Sunday, killing at least eight people and damaging infrastructure. Kyiv, through President Zelenskyy, claimed responsibility for targeting an oil refinery and a bomber base, and also hit Wildberries warehouses.
A gunman opened fire at an In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho, killing three people, including himself, and wounding seven others. Police Chief Matthew Hicks confirmed the threat is over, while investigators work to identify the attacker and determine if others were involved.
A gunman opened fire at an In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho, killing multiple people, including himself, and wounding others. Police Chief Matthew Hicks declared the community threat over, with the final casualty count pending family notifications.
Iran reports 50 killed, 500+ injured in US airstrikes since June 27, including 5 women and 2 children among fatalities, and 32 women and 18 minors injured.
