South Korea is sending a chartered flight to Atlanta to repatriate nearly 300 nationals detained in a US immigration raid.

A US appeals court upheld an $83.3 million defamation verdict against Donald Trump in writer E. Jean Carroll’s case.

Turkey restricts access to major social media platforms as opposition rallies prompt police barricades and internet disruptions.

Indonesia’s finance minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa has declared 8% growth within reach, vowing swift reforms to strengthen Indonesia’s economy.

Trump has threatened tougher sanctions on Russia after deadly Kyiv strikes, as Zelensky urges Europe to cut Russian energy.

Gunmen open fire at busy Jerusalem bus stop, killing five, Netanyahu visits as security forces launch counter-operations.

Japan’s ruling party braces for leadership battle as Shigeru Ishiba quits, triggering political turmoil and financial market jitters.

EXCERPT: A deep red Moon mesmerised viewers globally as it passed through Earth’s shadow in a rare total eclipse.

South Korea will fly home 300 detained Hyundai workers after a record US immigration raid sparks diplomatic concern.

EXCERPT: Trump signals tougher sanctions as Russia escalates bombing, Zelensky urges Europe to cut energy ties with Moscow.

France experienced rising political instability as the government approached a crucial confidence vote, deepening national uncertainty

Venezuela has announced plans to strengthen its forces to combat drug trafficking as the US increased its military presence in the Caribbean.

Japanese lawmakers have began vying for party leadership after the prime minister resigned, while the yen experienced a sharp fall.

South Korea’s minister has travelled to the US to manage diplomatic tensions following a massive immigration raid incident.

Russia carried out its biggest air assault on Ukraine since the war began, setting a government building on fire.

A major fire broke out at London’s former BBC Television Centre, damaging upper floors but causing no reported injuries.

Seoul has promised assistance for South Koreans detained in the US’s largest single-site immigration raid at a Hyundai plant.

Lebanon’s cabinet has endorsed an army plan to disarm Hezbollah, but political rifts and limited military capacity cloud its future

Putin has rejected Western “reassurance force” in Ukraine, warns foreign troops would be “legitimate targets” despite Paris security summit.

Duchess of Kent, Katharine, famed for her compassion at Wimbledon and lifelong devotion to music, has died peacefully aged 92.