One Killed, Five Wounded in Israel Shooting Attack
At least one man has been killed and five wounded in a suspected terror attack in central Israel, according to Israeli medics.
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Child Soldier in Somalia: ‘It was either killed or be killed’
Shopkeeper Yusuf Ali, 34, still struggles with the memories of his time as a child soldier in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, according to the BBC.
Ragas and Symphonies: Indian Maestro Ilaiyaraaja’s 50-Year Legacy
Fifty years after his debut, Ilaiyaraaja, an Indian maestro, continues to shape music across India and beyond, having composed over 1,000 films and 8,000 songs. According to BBC.
Pope Leo’s Open-Air Mass Draws Huge Crowds in Madrid
More than a million people lined the streets of Madrid on Sunday as Pope Leo XIV celebrated an open-air Mass in the Spanish capital, according to organisers.
Why is Chinese President Xi Jinping visiting North Korea now?
Chinese President Xi Jinping is reportedly set to visit North Korea following high-profile meetings with U.S. and Russian leaders, sparking questions about his strategic intentions. According to South Korean intelligence sources, Xi’s security team had already visited Pyongyang in advance.
Palestinian Baby Killed by Israeli Fire; Funeral Held in West Bank
A Palestinian seven-month-old boy was killed by Israeli gunfire while in a car with his family in Hebron, the occupied West Bank, according to the BBC. The funeral for Sam Fahd Abu Haikal was held on Saturday, a day after the incident.
Lebanon says three soldiers killed in Israeli attack on car
Lebanon says three soldiers were killed in an Israeli attack on a car in southern Lebanon, according to the BBC. The Israel Defense Forces confirmed the attack and has launched an investigation.
Hegseth Attacks Europe’s ‘Invasion’ of Migrants in D-Day Speech
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has criticized European nations for allowing what he described as an 'invasion' of migrants on their shores during a D-Day anniversary speech in France, according to the BBC.
Rights Group Says Drone Strike Kills 11 in Sudan Market
A drone strike on a market in central Sudan killed at least 11 people and injured dozens more, according to a local rights group.
Cuba’s Raul Castro Makes Public Appearance After US Charges
Former Cuban president Raul Castro made his first public appearance in Havana since being indicted by the United States on murder charges linked to the 1996 downing of two civilian aircraft, according to Al Jazeera.
Pentagon Raises Israel Spy Threat to ‘Critical’ Level
The Pentagon has elevated the counterintelligence threat level from Israel to 'critical,' according to U.S. officials, citing increased surveillance on top U.S. officials.
Pope Begins Spain Visit, Praises Peace and Migrant Support
Pope Leo XIV has started his official visit to Spain by praising its government's opposition to wars as well as its support for migrants, according to the BBC.
Iran Accuses US of Blocking Staff Entry for World Cup
Iran has accused the US of blocking visas for key members of its national football team's staff, according to the BBC.
U.S. Women’s Open 2026: Korda, Yin, Lee Lead After Round 2
World No. 1 Nelly Korda shot a four-under 67 on Friday to move into contention for the 2026 U.S. Women’s Open, now just two shots off the lead. Alison Lee and Ruoning Yin share the top spot after 36 holes.
U.S.-Iran Gulf Strikes Test Ceasefire Amid Rising Tensions
The U.S. and Iran exchanged strikes in the Gulf on February 28, marking a new escalation in tensions after failed nuclear negotiations. More than 1,300 people have been killed in Iran, according to reports.