US federal agents raid Ilhan Omar home over immigration fraud probe
The investigation targets potential false information provided by the Democratic Representative or her relatives during their 1995 arrival as refugees.
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China and North Korea open New Yalu River Bridge for trade
The bridge, originally slated for 2014, follows a period of improved relations including a presidential visit and resumed train services.
Twelve vessels attacked in Strait of Hormuz over one week
Escalating maritime strikes and a new Iranian naval formation threaten global energy flows as oil shipments fall below pre-war levels.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham meets President Volodymyr Zelensky at Downing Street
The leaders will discuss further military and financial support as well as new sanctions against Russia in the coming weeks.
Houthi forces launch military campaign to seize Yemen's Red Sea coast
The offensive follows a 2022 UN-brokered ceasefire and aims to seize the road to Aden and the Gulf of Aden.
BBC Verify identifies hundreds of unresolved Israeli military conduct allegations in Gaza and Lebanon
While the IDF says it takes all reports seriously, only 28 of 300 cases it claimed to be investigating had outcomes published on its website.
Donald Trump appoints Katie Zacharia as new White House press secretary
The appointment faces scrutiny over Zacharia's legal credentials after a watchdog group filed a complaint with the State Bar of California.
UK government considers blocking Sky's $2 billion takeover of broadcaster ITV
Nandy has written to both companies to inform them of her intention to further scrutinize the process before they must make representations by Oct. 20.
Scientific milestones mark progress in cloning and human genome mapping
From the first cloned mammal to face transplants, these breakthroughs redefine the boundaries of modern biotechnology and regenerative medicine.
Maduro and Flores plead not guilty to torture conspiracy charges in US
The Venezuelan leaders face a 2027 trial over allegations of systematic repression and narco-terrorism following their capture in January.
Houthis launch dozens of attacks on Saudi Arabian infrastructure and airports
The escalation follows a failed diplomatic outreach by Saudi Arabia and continues despite an earlier UN-brokered truce in Yemen.
Houthi missiles strike Yemen presidential palace and Saudi coalition base
The strikes also hit a Saudi-led coalition command center and occurred while Prime Minister Shaya al-Zindani was present at the palace.
Ramiz Alakbarov warns UN Security Council of fragile Gaza situation
The diplomat highlighted a humanitarian crisis and rising tensions in the West Bank as one year passes since the Gaza ceasefire.
Egypt and Qatar urge halt to hostilities against Saudi Arabia
The diplomatic call follows a surge in Houthi attacks on Saudi infrastructure that have killed 20 people and caused hundreds of injuries.
Israeli airstrike in Gaza City kills one woman and injures two
The strike occurred as the Israeli military conducted a large-scale demolition operation east of Gaza City.
Joni Mitchell becomes United States citizen after decades as Canadian national
The folk icon's naturalisation follows a career spent in the US, where she was previously excluded from songwriter lists due to her citizenship.
Israeli forces order 47 Palestinian families to vacate West Bank village
The eviction follows a month-long blockade and the destruction of essential water infrastructure in the northern occupied West Bank.
Joseph Kabila leads new rebel coalition to challenge Democratic Republic of Congo leadership
Kabila, who was sentenced to death for treason a year ago, claims the government is undermining the constitution and mismanaging the economy.
Chinese seniors seek paid companionship to combat urban loneliness
A growing commercial sector provides meals and hiking trips as social structures in Chinese cities leave many elderly residents isolated.
Russian missile strike kills one and injures 13 in Kyiv apartment block
The attack targets energy infrastructure despite claims of a ceasefire agreement and leaves four people in serious condition.
US federal authorities charge OpenAI engineer with installing covert recording device
The former engineer faces up to five years in prison after a security team discovered multiple devices hidden in an executive conference room.
Taliban suspends BBC FM radio broadcasts across Afghanistan
The move follows a history of media restrictions in the country, including bans on US outlets and strict rules on music and gender roles.
Cyber attack spoils food in hundreds of French supermarkets
Hackers manipulated refrigeration software to heat units to 50C, forcing retailers to discard stock and prompting a criminal investigation.
Iraqi woman's social media videos lead to arrest of harassing policeman
Jassim faced death threats and acid attack warnings after her actions highlighted a legal system that lacks specific crimes for gender-based violence.