UN Reports Daily Average of 47 Women and Girls Killed During Gaza Conflict
United Nations data shows an average of 47 women and girls have been killed daily during the ongoing war in Gaza.
United Nations data shows an average of 47 women and girls have been killed daily during the ongoing war in Gaza.

Lebanon reports 54 health workers killed during Israeli operations, while Gaza medics report four Palestinian deaths from Israeli fire.

Russia has taken control of Pennsylvania-linked manufacturer CANPACK's $700 million business operations through a presidential decree signed by Vladimir Putin.

A New Zealand appeals court has rejected Brenton Tarrant's attempt to withdraw his guilty pleas for the 2019 Christchurch mosque shootings.

The Defense Department informed Congress that approximately $5.6 billion worth of munitions were expended during the initial 48 hours of military operations involving Iran.

A man in his 40s was killed by police after an overnight standoff, with officials saying he had been plotting an attack on the Louvre museum.

Article 42.7, the EU's mutual defense provision, receives renewed focus as concerns grow about future US security guarantees in Europe.

A new Gallup poll shows China's global approval rating reached 36% in 2025, exceeding US ratings for the first time since 2006.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un escalated rhetoric against South Korea, calling it the nation's primary enemy and threatening complete destruction.

UN human rights chief reports Iran has executed at least 21 people since late February, while Pentagon investigates a separate deadly strike incident.

Russian military officials said they intercepted what they described as the largest Ukrainian drone assault in over a year.
HMS Prince of Wales was forced to port in Norway for repairs, delaying its departure for US Independence Day anniversary celebrations.

U.S. Space Command chief expresses concern about potential Russian nuclear weapon in space that could disrupt satellites and Earth operations.

Japan may amend its Civil Code to permit shared custody arrangements, potentially ending its sole custody system.
A Russian schoolteacher documented state propaganda in schools during the Ukraine invasion, resulting in an Oscar-nominated film.
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