Nato and EU Condemn Russia After Drone Hits Romanian Residential Block
A Russian drone hit a residential building in Romania, injuring two people and sparking a fire, according to Romanian officials. The incident was condemned by Nato and the EU.
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Dawn French on Death, Animation, and West End Return
British comedian and actress Dawn French, 68, expressed deep concerns about the world her grandchild will inherit in an interview with Good Housekeeping, while also making headlines with her return to the West End and a new animated role.
Eight students arrested in Kenya after suspected deadly school arson attack
Eight students have been arrested in Kenya following a suspected arson attack at a girls' school that killed 16 pupils, according to police.
Indian Bride’s Mother-in-law Arrested in Death Case
India's top anti-crime agency has arrested the mother-in-law of an Indian woman whose death has sparked conflicting claims of murder and suicide, according to BBC.
Netanyahu Says IDF to Increase Gaza Control to 70%
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he directed the Israel Defense Forces to increase control of Gaza to 70%, according to BBC.
Mormon Church to Build Second Temple in South Carolina
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced the site for a new temple in Greenville, South Carolina. The 8.8-acre site is located south of the intersection of Independence Boulevard/Ponders Road and Roper Mountain Road.
Gefragt: From Satellites to TV Shows, What’s Being Asked?
Experts say selling 10-centimeter resolution satellite imagery is technically feasible but unlikely due to costs and regulations. Meanwhile, the German TV show 'Gefragt – Gejagt' remains popular despite fan criticism.
Hezbollah Uses Fiber-Optic Drones Against Israel, Learning from Ukraine War
Hezbollah is now using fiber-optic drones to target Israel, a tactic learned from the war in Ukraine, according to BBC. Eight of the 11 Israeli soldiers and one civilian killed since a ceasefire began in April were victims of these attacks.
Colombia Voters Decide Presidential Fate
Colombia’s voters will choose between 'two visions for the country' on May 31, according to Al Jazeera.
Guatemala Seeks US Military Cooperation to Combat Drug Trafficking
Guatemala has requested US military cooperation to help combat drug trafficking, including access to equipment, training, and experts, according to President Bernardo Arévalo. The joint plans do not include US military operations on Guatemalan soil.
Clashes Between Armed Groups in Colombia Kill 52
At least 52 guerrilla fighters have been killed in clashes between two rival armed groups in south-east Colombia, according to a faction of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (Farc).
US and Iran ‘Very Close’ to Deal but Not Finalized, Vance Says
The US and Iran remain close to finalizing a deal but have not yet resolved key issues, according to Vice-President JD Vance. The agreement could extend a ceasefire for 60 days and address Iran's nuclear program.
Israel hits Lebanese capital in ‘targeted strike’
Israel has struck the Lebanese capital, Beirut, for the second time since a ceasefire began last month, according to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
Argentina’s ‘European’ self-image faces renewed scrutiny after racist incidents in Brazil
A 63-year-old Argentinian tourist sparked controversy in Brazil after secretly filming a Black child and making racist remarks about taking him as a slave, according to The Guardian.
Portugal Breaks Hottest May Record at 40.3C as Europe Endures Heatwave
Portugal has recorded a new hottest day in May with 40.3C in Mora, breaking its previous record of 40C set in 2001, as Europe continues to endure a sweltering heatwave, according to the BBC.