Nepalese authorities are investigating claims that guides poisoned tourists to stage fake emergencies and fraudulently bill international insurers for helicopter rescues.
Russia announced a temporary ceasefire with Ukraine scheduled for May 8-9 during Moscow's World War II Victory Day commemorations.
Federal authorities say a California man led a crime tourism operation that used fake car rentals to facilitate nationwide luxury goods thefts.
Business school academics have canceled a planned US conference and moved the event to Europe instead.
An explosion took place in Tehran during annual Quds Day demonstrations, while related protests were planned across multiple cities.
Lebanese health ministry reports 77 deaths from Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon over recent days despite ceasefire.
Canadian forces conducted military exercises in the High Arctic, highlighting challenges in defending the increasingly contested region.
Iran's police chief warns against street protests while citizens voice fears about potential chaos from ongoing conflicts.
The M/V Bandero, operated by the Captain Paul Watson Foundation, collided with a commercial krill fishing vessel in Antarctic waters.
The UN nuclear watchdog reported a drone attack on an external radiation monitoring facility at the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.
French authorities rescued eight people attempting to cross the English Channel by small boat, but two migrants died during the operation.
Myanmar authorities say they moved former leader Aung San Suu Kyi from prison to house arrest, though her son expresses doubts about the claim.
Multiple conflicting reports have surfaced regarding Iran's UN role, alleged military conflict, and international responses, with unclear timeline and facts.
Venezuela's state oil company is working to contain two oil spills that occurred near the Cardon refinery facility.
Iran is accused of providing Mohajer-6 drones to Sudanese forces as the country's civil war reportedly claims up to 400,000 lives.
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