Rescue teams continue efforts to search the rubble after dual earthquakes in Venezuela, but the hope of finding more survivors is diminishing.

Qatar announces no plans for direct high-level talks between US and Iran, despite Washington sending delegation to Doha.

Serbia's decision to purchase the HQ-9 missile makes it the first European country to own China's most advanced export-oriented air defense system.

US Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin expressed relief and "danced in celebration" after the Iranian national team's elimination from the World Cup, stating it alleviated the complex issues of visa processing and monitoring.

Poland announced it will not transfer MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine, citing Kyiv's failure to share drone technology with Warsaw.

Malaysia will deploy the first 16 ex-military personnel to serve as hostel managers at eight secondary schools to address school bullying.

The UK has unveiled its largest military overhaul plan in decades, drawing on lessons from the Ukraine conflict as a blueprint.

A Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker has been outfitted with two 12.7 mm machine guns, reportedly to counter unmanned vehicles while operating in the Baltic Sea.

Rescue forces found an 18-day-old boy and his mother alive after they were trapped for 32 hours in a building that collapsed due to an earthquake.

Macron wore sunglasses during receptions for the Sultan of Oman and the Thai royal family in Paris.

French police arrested a couple after their 15-month-old twin daughters died at home from dehydration during a heatwave.

The central European nation Slovakia has recorded temperatures reaching 41 degrees Celsius for the first time, breaking a record of 40,3 degrees Celsius set nearly two decades ago.

Tycoon Yermolaiev and two others injured in targeted, unprecedented Monaco explosion.

The death toll from the Venezuela earthquake has risen to 1,719, with tens of thousands of victims still missing.

Ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has decreased by over half following two cargo vessel attacks, leading to renewed US-Iran tensions.

A rare shooting in Stade, northern Germany, leaves at least five dead; suspect's motive unclear.

The South Korean national team has often ignited hope only to disappoint fans at World Cups, leading to widespread criticism and outrage.

A Ukrainian brigade commander has been found dead from a gunshot wound, though the specific cause remains unclear.

A Ukrainian MiG-29 fighter that crashed in Poltava province may have been hit by an R-37M missile launched from a Russian Su-35S combat aircraft 190 km away.

A university student won a lawsuit against Hainan Airlines after his flight was rescheduled 10 minutes earlier.

Tram services in several German cities have been suspended after continuous high temperatures caused sealant beneath the tracks to melt and clump.