Thousands were told to evacuate in northeastern China as the country anticipates more life-threatening deluges. At least 20 people reportedly died due to the storms.
Internet personality Andrew Tate and those indicted alongside him in Romania on rape and human trafficking charges have now been placed under judicial control.
Alexei Navalny, an imprisoned Russian opposition leader, is expecting a verdict in his latest criminal trial. The opposition leader said that he's expecting a lengthy prison sentence.
A Greek zoo is feeding its animals frozen meals as the country faces a fourth heat wave in less than a month. The zoo is also treating animals after a wildfire burned for 11 days.
The Feline Infectious Peritonitis, a deadly COVID-19 mutation, allegedly killed thousands of cats in Cyprus. The government has approved the use of human medication to fight the virus.
A freight train has struck a pickup truck in Thailand, causing eight people to die. The driver of the truck said his passengers urged him to drive through the tracks.
U.S. troops who are currently serving in Ukraine out of the American Embassy in Kyiv will now be eligible for the Imminent Danger pay allowance of $224 per month.
Zimbabwe's political opposition has made claims, so far unsubstantiated, that supporters of President Emmerson Mnangagwa stoned an opposition activist to death.
Cristiano Zanin, the former personal lawyer of socialist Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, has assumed his seat on the nation's Supreme Court.
Lawyers for Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni have filed a lawsuit against Placebo frontman Brian Molko over his rant during a concert in which he called the leader a "fascist."
Reports indicate the former commander and deputies of China's Rocket Force took advantage of their position for monetary gain, while others accuse Xi Jinping of a loyalty purge.
A man in his 60s died from his wounds while at least a dozen others suffered injuries from both the vehicular ramming and the indiscriminate stabbing in the mall.