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US Military Expenditure in Iran Conflict Hits $37.5 Billion, Says Hegseth
Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth reports that the US has spent $37.5 billion on the Iran conflict and is pushing for an additional $87 billion in funding despite pushback from lawmakers.
Guyana ferry disaster death toll rises to 41
The death toll from the MV Barima ferry disaster in Guyana has reached 41, with ongoing search efforts for the remaining missing passengers after the 1939-built vessel capsized.
Tensions mount in Ukraine regarding the status of the military leader
Protests continue across Ukraine as citizens demand the return of defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov and the dismissal of army chief Oleksandr Syrskyi, prompting President Zelensky to weigh critical leadership decisions.
At Least 20 Dead After Boat Capsizes in Cameroon
A boat carrying over 50 people from Cameroon to Nigeria capsized during a storm, resulting in at least 20 confirmed deaths.
Kuwait Court Sentences Two Nigerians to Seven Years for Armed Robbery
A Kuwaiti judge has sentenced two Nigerians to seven years in prison for conducting an armed robbery at a money exchange office in Mahboula.
Two French Firefighters Perish Battling Blaze Near Bordeaux Airport
Tragedy struck near Bordeaux-Mérignac Airport as two firefighters died fighting a blaze, adding to a record-breaking season of wildfires across France.
Six family members dead after Israeli air strike in Gaza City
Medical sources in Gaza report that an Israeli air strike targeting a Hamas operative resulted in the deaths of six members of the al-Masri family in Gaza City.
Nicaragua’s Daniel Ortega Rules Out Future Elections After 20 Years in Office
President Daniel Ortega has announced an end to elections in Nicaragua, vowing to prevent the opposition from challenging his two-decade rule.
Russian Navy Vessel Conducts Live-Fire Drills Near Plymouth
A Russian frigate performed live-fire artillery drills 40 miles south of Plymouth, drawing close observation from the Royal Navy and French military aircraft.
Kuwaitis reduce power usage as Iranian attacks target infrastructure
Kuwaitis are limiting electricity usage during peak summer heat as Iranian attacks on power plants threaten the national grid, forcing residents to conserve energy to maintain essential services.