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Banned from football at home, Afghan women's team reunites 8,000 miles away for a training camp and two unofficial friendly games in New Zealand, marking their first gathering since FIFA allowed them to represent their country in future official matches.
The Toronto Zoo has announced the birth of a female pygmy hippo calf, the third for its mother Kindia, according to the zoo.
Iran has reportedly agreed on a provisional shipping corridor in the Strait of Hormuz with Oman, according to a British maritime security agency report. However, tensions persist as Iran continues to assert control over the region, raising concerns about international trade and legal clarity.
Cambridge professor Jason Arday has resigned amid allegations of academic misconduct. According to the BBC, a formal inquiry was launched following new information about his academic qualifications and honorary appointments.
The US state department is to shut five foreign consulates and missions across Asia, Africa, North America, and the Caribbean, according to a notice served to congressional committees.
Israel launched airstrikes in south Lebanon following its first evacuation warning in weeks, killing journalist Amal Khalil and heightening regional tensions. The Lebanese government condemned the attack as a crime under international law.
Eight people were killed and dozens injured in a Russian attack on Kyiv, as Ukraine warns that a shortage of air defense interceptors is leaving its skies vulnerable, according to BBC.
Bangladesh's former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, who fled the country after being ousted in August 2024, is considering a return despite facing a death penalty for her alleged role in violent crackdowns, according to BBC reports.
South Africa's foreign minister has proposed new rules for former heads of state traveling abroad, citing a need for transparency, according to BBC.
The UN human rights chief has expressed alarm at the rising number of executions in Iran, according to BBC.
A Russian attack on Ukraine killed at least 21 people, with President Volodymyr Zelensky stating that more missile interceptors could have saved lives, according to the BBC.
Pakistan has introduced new guidelines requiring international journalists to obtain prior permission to report from outside three major cities, according to BBC.
At least 17 people were killed in a Russian strike on Ukraine, according to BBC reports.
More than 50,000 migrants surged into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta last week, sparking tensions between Spain and Morocco, according to Al Jazeera.
Mexico’s largest university has ordered 58,000 students to retake their entrance exam after suspicions of widespread cheating, according to The Guardian.