Clashes erupted over land dispute spread to several parts of Kurram tribal district near Afghan border

Starmer emphasized the need for a Gaza cease-fire, while reiterating support for Israel's right to self-defense.

France's high-speed train network resumed normal operations after coordinated arson attacks disrupted travel.

The Health Ministry reports 39 more Palestinians killed and 93 injured in Gaza, with many still trapped under rubble.

During a severe thunderstorm, lightning struck Patriot Park in the Moscow region, injuring three people.

The IOC apologized for the parody during the Paris Olympics opening ceremony.

Irish PM Simon Harris and Deputy PM Micheal Martin called for urgent de-escalation to prevent further bloodshed.

Despite the boycott of Netanyahu's address, the Democratic Party's support for aid to Israel remains unchanged.

A parody of da Vinci's "The Last Supper" with drag queens drew criticism from the Catholic Church.

The announcement came after weeks of violent protests over job quotas, resulting in over 200 deaths.