Several unrelated international developments including EU lawmakers visiting China, extradition from Cambodia, US oil transit decision, and Venezuela corporate moves.
Iraq's oil production has allegedly fallen by approximately 60% due to tanker blockages related to regional conflict involving Iran.
Italian authorities confiscated properties and assets belonging to the criminal network of deceased Sicilian mafia leader Matteo Messina Denaro.
A fire in Malaysia's Sabah state destroyed approximately 200 homes and displaced hundreds of residents.
Ukraine's 35-year-old Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov views cutting-edge military technology as essential to the country's defense strategy.
Severe flooding and a 5.8 magnitude earthquake struck Afghanistan within days, leaving 77 dead from floods and 12 from the quake, with infrastructure heavily damaged.
A 31-year-old Swiss man was arrested after injuring three people with a knife at a train station in Winterthur, Switzerland.
The United Arab Emirates has prohibited its citizens from traveling to Iran, Lebanon and Iraq, advising those currently in these countries to leave immediately.
An environmentalist survived an assassination attempt that was captured on video, highlighting ongoing violence against activists in Mexico.
The United States and Israel have carried out coordinated airstrikes targeting Iranian leadership and security infrastructure in what appears to be an extensive military operation.
Blasts were reported in Tehran with witnesses describing orange skies, following earlier threats of military action against Iran.
Brazilian government starts marking 410,000-hectare territory for nomadic Kawahiva people after 27-year process.
Reporters Without Borders warns that press freedom worldwide has declined to its lowest point in 25 years.
Daniel Kinahan, wanted by Irish authorities for alleged organized crime offenses, was arrested in Dubai following an international arrest warrant.
The first deportees from the United States have arrived in the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, according to sources.
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