Myanmar's military released rare new photos of detained former leader Aung San Suu Kyi after an ICRC visit. Her son said the images offered hope, while experts cautioned they do not signal progress toward freedom or peace.
Wildberries said its warehouse in Russia's Vladimir region caught fire after a Ukrainian drone attack. The incident affected a major Russian e-commerce warehouse.
Russian planes dropped eight glide bombs on Zaporizhzhia, killing one woman, wounding 31 people, and damaging 22 apartment buildings. The attack struck four districts, underscoring the civilian toll of guided Soviet-era munitions used against southern Ukraine.
Reform UK promises the largest Channel operation since 1945, using the Royal Navy to intercept boats and return them to France or Belgium. More than 2,000 migrants have arrived since Burnham became prime minister, including 326 on Saturday, while legal and diplomatic questions remain.
Trump said talks with Iran will begin Monday after he paused planned strikes. He cited requests from Iran and Gulf partners, saying a deal may cover Hormuz and denuclearisation.
Rupert Lowe invited Nigel Farage to cooperate, citing common ground between Restore Britain and Reform UK after Restore Britain’s 8.7% mayoral result. Lowe says cross-party cooperation could support serious reform and government while countering a leftwing alliance.
Senator Bernie Moreno called for Representative Max Miller, his former son-in-law, to resign amid domestic abuse allegations involving Moreno's daughter Emily. Moreno questioned Miller's character, while Mother Jones reported their two-year-old daughter suffered a bone injury amid a custody dispute.
Seoul and nearby areas face the highest heat alert Tuesday, with highs near 39°C and perceived temperatures above 38°C. Heat-related illnesses reached 1,889, with 14 fatalities reported as of Saturday.
The Supreme Court said states may close or withdraw FIRs against CJP protesters, except those accused of grave and serious offences. The clarification defines criminal antecedents to include grave offences, while the Centre reiterated its assurance on handling protesters’ FIRs.
Axios reports The New Yorker says China leads drones, EVs, batteries, solar cells and industrial robots, producing 70% of these sectors globally. Experts warn losing AI, biotech and robotics leadership to China could shift power, with Trump-era US policies framed as accelerating China’s momentum.