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.
Myanmar's parliament has approved a new cabinet consisting largely of former generals and officials from the previous military-led government.
Lebanese officials say the death toll from Israeli military strikes has exceeded 3,000 since the conflict with Hezbollah began in March.
Defense officials provided updates on Operation Epic Fury during a Pentagon briefing as military operations continue.
Dutch authorities are seeking victims of an international sextortion operation that allegedly coerced dozens of women and girls into degrading sexual acts.
Kensington Gardens was shut down following reports of drone activity near the Israeli Embassy, prompting a police investigation.
Japan is developing underwater rare earth mining capabilities while facing diplomatic tensions with China over maritime activities.
Bolivian authorities arrested Sebastián Marset, an alleged Uruguayan drug trafficker wanted by the US for money laundering and accused of ordering a prosecutor's murder.
Hicham Harb, suspected of directing a 1982 attack on a Jewish restaurant in Paris that killed six people, has been arrested after decades as a fugitive.
Former U.S. NATO Ambassador Kurt Volker advised European nations to avoid publicly criticizing President Trump's military operations against Iran.
An airline worker was arrested after authorities accessed his private WhatsApp messages containing photos of bomb damage in Dubai and died eight days later in detention.
Ongoing conflict involving Iran affects Asian wealth rankings and prompts increased military spending in Australia.
Separate incidents highlight ongoing migration issues, with 229 migrants found in Mexico truck and Costa Rica migration agreement.
Irish authorities deployed military personnel to address vehicle blockades during ongoing fuel protests.
Chinese authorities are intensifying crackdowns on religious groups and political dissidents through asset seizures and institutional pressure campaigns.
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