Once among Ukraine's wealthiest individuals, Vadym Yermolaiev was sanctioned by Kyiv for "supporting Russia" and became the target of an attempted assassination in Monaco.
A gym in Hangzhou, China, terminated the membership of Shi, a local resident, on 20/6, citing numerous complaints about his body odor. The facility issued a partial refund and offered him a three-month membership at another gym.
Russia launched 570 various weapons to attack Ukraine, primarily targeting the capital Kiev, resulting in at least 17 deaths and extensive damage to structures.
Three major US egg producers are accused of exploiting a bird flu outbreak to secretly collude and manipulate prices, pushing egg costs to record levels.
Leg-lengthening surgery is banned in China, yet numerous underground networks continue to operate, leading to lifelong painful complications for patients.
President Trump's executive order signing ceremony unexpectedly transformed into a heated exchange among officials, farmers, and lobbyists in the Oval Office.
To avoid being targeted, Ukrainian soldiers who launch unmanned aerial vehicles deep into Russia must keep their missions secret, even from their families.
Two Russian individuals climbed the antenna spire of the Empire State Building in New York to display a peace banner and propose, leading to their arrest.
An MH-60S helicopter made an emergency landing in the Arabian Sea, leaving one service member missing, though U.S. officials confirmed the incident was not due to hostile action.
Deputy foreign minister Gharibabadi announced Iran would use a portion of the 6 billion USD frozen in Qatar to purchase "essential goods" for the country.
