Pope Leo Adds Abuse-Survivor Session to France Itinerary
Pope Leo XIV's September France route includes a meeting planned with survivor participation, plus stops in Paris, Lourdes and Metz.
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Carney Keeps U.S. Trade Talks Open as Tariff Deadline Nears
Mark Carney says Canada remains at the negotiating table as a threatened 50% U.S. tariff creates an August deadline for a wider trade deal.
Ukraine Strikes Two Russian Refineries as Energy War Moves Deeper Inland
Ukraine says it struck two Russian oil refineries, while local officials reported fires, injuries and a wider wave of attacks on both sides.
Nigeria Says Joint Operation Freed 308 Kidnapped People
Nigeria says a joint security operation freed 308 kidnapped people from two groups held in and around Niger State's Kainji forest region.
Low Danube Pushes Hungary's Paks Nuclear Plant Toward Shutdown
Three of Paks nuclear plant's four reactors are offline as record-low Danube water forces Hungary to import more power and curb evening demand.
La Oroya Lead Case Ends With $150 Million Settlement
A $150 million settlement has ended a 19-year U.S. lawsuit brought by 1,373 Peruvians who alleged childhood harm from emissions at La Oroya's smelter.
Visa Retaliation Turns U.S.-Brazil Envoy Delay Into a Standoff
Washington revoked the U.S. visa of Brazil's ambassador as it pressed Brasilia to approve Donald Trump's nominee, deepening a dispute over diplomatic access and elections.
Sanctioned Tanker Leak Reaches Oman's Protected Qibliyah Island
A growing oil spill from the grounded Caroline Bezengi has reached Qibliyah Island and spread across a protected part of the Arabian Sea.
Reza Pahlavi's Iran Bid Runs Into a Coalition Test
Reza Pahlavi remains Iran's best-known opposition figure abroad, but analysts disagree over whether visibility has become a durable political coalition.
Europe's Record-Low Rivers Squeeze Freight, Power and Farms
Record-low stretches of the Rhine, Danube and Po are restricting cargo loads, electricity production and irrigation across Europe.
Naoero Replaces Nauru in Pacific Nation's Official Identity
The Pacific island state has adopted the Republic of Naoero as its official name and begun changing the codes and public assets that represent it abroad.
South Korea's 42.5C Record Triggers Emergency Activity Warning
Yangsan reached a national record of 42.5C as South Korea told residents in affected areas to stop outdoor activity and seek cooled shelter.