Chinese spacecraft Shenzhou 19 docks successfully, marking a milestone with the nation’s first female space engineer aboard.

Canadian official has alleged Indian Home Minister Amit Shah directed violence and intelligence-gathering against Sikh separatists in Canada.

Ukraine has announced plans to draft 160,000 additional troops over three months, aiming to bolster defenses against increasing Russian advances.

Bodies have been recovered in south-eastern Spain after severe flooding with six individuals still missing as rescue efforts continue.

An Argentina hotel has collapsed, resulting in one death and several individuals believed trapped beneath the rubble.

Over 200,000 subscribers canceled their Washington Post subscriptions after the paper’s decision to block endorsement of Kamala Harris for president.

Biden and Tinubu have discussed the recent release of Binance-linked suspect, Nigeria’s UN Security Council bid in a phone call.

Bannon, former White House Chief Strategist, has been released from prison after serving a four-month sentence for defying a congressional subpoena.

A dozen Egyptian migrants are believed to have died after their boat capsized off Libya’s coast, with one survivor rescued.

Hezbollah has announced the appointment of Naim Qassem as its new chief, marking a significant leadership change within the organisation.

Unidentified gunmen attacked a polio vaccination team in Pakistan, killing one policeman, according to reports from officials

China’s Ministry of State Security has reported retrieving spy devices from the ocean, including underwater “lighthouses,” that guide foreign submarines.

Lebanon has reported that 60 people have been killed following Israeli airstrikes in the eastern valley region, escalating regional tensions.

An 11-year-old boy died and four children were injured after a car crashed into a Melbourne primary school in Australia

Jeff Bezos has voiced support for the Washington Post’s decision to halt presidential endorsements.

JP Morgan Chase is suing customers who exploited an ATM glitch, demanding return of $660K withdrawn during “infinite money” loophole.

Israel has suspended the UN agency supporting Palestinian refugees in Gaza, prompting concerns about the future of critical humanitarian aid.

Former Bolivian president Evo Morales has claimed that state agents ambushed his vehicle, attempting to assassinate him.

Violence has escalated in Sinaloa, Mexico, after cartel leader El Mayo’s arrest, leaving 14 dead and over 200 missing

Press advocates have demanded the release of a Venezuelan journalist missing since Friday, allegedly detained by government intelligence