- Israel intercepts missile fired from Yemen Reuters
- Houthis take responsibility for ballistic missile launch, claim airport targeted The Times of Israel
- Israel says it attacked Houthi targets in Yemen’s Hodeidah port Al Jazeera
- Israeli Air Force strikes Houthi-controlled Hodeida port in Yemen Haaretz
- World News in Brief: Houthi-Israel tensions, Sudan cholera cases rise, deadly attacks in Ukraine UN News
China kindergarten poisoning: Investigation finds cover-up as six arrested – BBC
- China kindergarten poisoning: Investigation finds cover-up as six arrested BBC
- Arrests in China after more than 230 kindergarten children poisoned by lead paint in food theguardian.com
- Chinese Officials Helped Cover Up Lead Poisoning of Children, Report Says The New York Times
- Seventeen investigated after nearly 250 children poisoned by lead in their food Sky News
- Chinese lead poisoning scandal raises fresh questions over local governance South China Morning Post
China finds cover-up in lead poisoning of 200 children
Education officials received bribes while health officials tampered with tests, investigators say.
China finds cover-up in lead poisoning of 200 children
Education officials received bribes while health officials tampered with tests, investigators say.
Meme-famous UK fighter jet stuck in India finally departs
The F-35B landed in Kerala on 14 June after running into bad weather, then it reported a technical snag.
Australia’s toxic algae bloom is ‘natural disaster’ – premier
The catastrophe has turned South Australian waters toxic green and suffocated masses of marine life.
China starts construction of world’s biggest hydropower dam in Tibet
The project on a river that runs through Tibet and India downstream could dwarf the Three Gorges Dam when completed.
Typhoon Wipha whips Vietnam as Philippines flooding displaces thousands
Vietnam is expecting 500mm of rainfall as Typhoon Wipha approaches the northern coast after skirting the Philippines.
US government employee barred from leaving China, Washington says
US State Department says the employee was slapped with an exit ban while visiting the country in a 'personal capacity'.
Cenotaph wreath rules were changed to placate unionists, Blair-era files show
Archives reveal political manoeuvring to ensure DUP’s inclusion in 2004 Remembrance Sunday ceremony
Tony Blair’s government altered the rules on party leaders laying wreaths at the Cenotaph to keep unionists onboard with Northern Ireland’s peace process, newly released files show.
The decision was taken in the run-up to the Remembrance Sunday ceremony in 2004 to change rules drawn up in 1984 that meant leaders of parties who won at least six seats at the previous general election could lay a wreath.
Continue reading...Ukraine and Russia set for fresh peace talks, Zelensky says
Renewed efforts for a ceasefire come after the US pledged fresh military aid for Kyiv.
Ukraine and Russia set for fresh peace talks, Zelensky says
Renewed efforts for a ceasefire come after the US pledged fresh military aid for Kyiv.
Brazil court freezes Bolsonaro son’s assets as Trump’s tariffs appear to backfire
Eduardo Bolsonaro is suspected of using money to lobby US president on behalf of his father, Jair, who faces arrest for apparent flouting of social media ban
A Brazilian supreme court judge has ordered that the bank accounts and assets of Jair Bolsonaro’s congressman son be frozen, as a political crisis – pitting Brazil’s far-right former president and Donald Trump against the current administration – intensified.
Justice Alexandre de Moraes – who has spearheaded a series of supreme court investigations into Bolsonaro – targeted the finances of Eduardo Bolsonaro, the ex-president’s third son, as a result of police suspicions that money being sent to him by his father was bankrolling his efforts to lobby the Trump administration to help Bolsonaro avoid punishment for an alleged coup attempt after the 2022 election.
Continue reading...Heavy rains expected as Tropical Storm Wipha approaches Vietnam’s northern coast – Reuters
- Heavy rains expected as Tropical Storm Wipha approaches Vietnam's northern coast Reuters
- Storm Wipha hits northern Vietnam with strong winds and heavy rain AP News
- Vietnam races to prepare for Typhoon Wipha as Philippines suffers storm deaths Yahoo Home
- Tropical Storm Wipha makes landfall in Vietnam; heavy rains persist in Philippines Reuters
- Typhoon Wipha makes landfall in southern China after battering Hong Kong Al Jazeera
Otters spotted in Kashmir waters, and residents are both thrilled and wary
Believed to be extinct, Eurasian otters show signs of resurgence with three sightings by wildlife officers since 2023.
‘My friend died right in front of me’: Student describes moment air force jet crashed into school
Farhan Hasan had just sat an exam when a Bangladeshi air force jet crashed into his school, killing at least 20 people.
Migrants deported from US tortured in El Salvador, Venezuela says
Venezuela is investigating claims of human rights abuses against 250 people detained in notorious prison.
The for-profit companies behind Israeli-U.S. nonprofit Gaza aid plan – The Washington Post
- The for-profit companies behind Israeli-U.S. nonprofit Gaza aid plan The Washington Post
- Why Israel’s Chaotic New Food Program in Gaza Has Turned So Deadly The Wall Street Journal
- US-backed org sounds the alarm over abandoned aid for Gaza, calls for UN collaboration Fox News
- Inside the aid-seeker ‘kill zone’ Israel created in Gaza Al Jazeera
- Eleven-minute race for food: how aid points in Gaza became ‘death traps’ – a visual story theguardian.com
Cold front to dump ‘decent dose’ of rain on drought-affected parts of south-east Australia
Parched areas of South Australia, northern Victoria and south-western NSW to receive relief later this week
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Drought-affected areas in south-eastern Australia can expect a “decent dose” of rain when a cold front arrives later this week, with some places likely to see the best rain of the year so far.
With one low-pressure system already delivering windy and wet conditions to the south-east on Tuesday, a second front – currently sitting off Western Australia – was expected to sweep across the country from Wednesday to Sunday, bringing a welcome band of rain to parched areas of South Australia, northern Victoria and south-western New South Wales.
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Continue reading...Iran’s FM says nuclear enrichment will continue, but open to talks
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says continuing enrichment is matter of 'national pride' after US and Israeli attacks.