With 26 million people under the highest heat warning and temperatures pushing past 40 degrees Celsius, officials said the risks were too serious to ignore.
From Canada’s historic Legislative Assembly of Ontario to Brazil’s Foz do Iguacu waterfalls and Washington DC’s Lincoln Memorial, communities joined Yoga sessions highlighting this year’s theme, ‘Yoga for Healthy Ageing’.
An apartment. A refugee camp. A tent colony in the south. Three strikes, one morning, six lives gone. Ahmed Wishah was filming a war that had already taken his brother. On Saturday, it took him too.
Iran said it shut the world's busiest oil route. The US said 55 ships proved otherwise. Both sides then boarded planes to Switzerland to sit across a table and work out a deal.
"In any case, my popularity is none of your concern," Meloni's wrote, adding, "I suggest you focus on yours".
A Washington Post report says US strikes on Iran consumed $5.6 billion in weapons in just two days, as the Trump administration prepares to seek massive new defence funding.
Ham Jin-woo, a North Korean defector-turned-journalist who went missing in 2017 in border areas between North Korea and China, has been officially recognised by the government as one of seven South Koreans detained in the North, officials said on Wednesday.
According to the US President, the same technology and missile capabilities previously used against drug trafficking operations has been adapted to track and destroy vessels attempting to plant mines in the Hormuz Strait.
The West Asia conflict is widening as Israeli strikes hit targets in Iran and Lebanon, while regional tensions begin disrupting energy routes through the Strait of Hormuz.
Concerns about Chinese nationals exploiting America’s birthright citizenship laws through a growing “birth tourism” industry surfaced during a US Senate hearing, with one witness warning lawmakers that thousands of children born in the United States are later raised in China.
