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In response to questions from Republican senators, Fauci declined to answer over 100 times, injecting new drama into partisan divides that have festered for years about the origins and handling of the pandemic.

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon called the remark 'inappropriate attention-seeking,' as former PM Helen Clark also criticised Peters.

Electric vehicle (EV) sales jumped 35 per cent in the second quarter from the first three months of this year, hitting records in 50 countries, the IEA said in a new report.

Japan is one of the world's most seismically active countries, sitting on top of four major tectonic plates along the western edge of the Pacific "Ring of Fire."

According to the UN, among the 310 underinvestigation cases of alleged sexual violence by Russian forces during the war, 280 were men, 26 were women, and four were girls.

As of January 1, the population of Japanese residents in Japan stood at 119.74 million, down 0.76 per cent from the previous year.

"Rivers are running low, farmers are having to harvest crops early, wildfire risk is increasing, and millions of people are living under restrictions on water use," says the UK government.

One person was killed in the firing, and 22 others, including 13 security force personnel, were injured, police said.

Five Indian nationals have been arrested in Bangkok for allegedly kidnapping three Indian tourists in Pattaya, holding them captive and torturing them while demanding ransom in cryptocurrency from their families.

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky had warned on Wednesday that a massive Russian attack on Ukraine was likely.

Investigators found 70 accounts of misconduct by 47 staff from the 1950s through the 2010s, including two women who named Epstein himself.

A fragile ceasefire remains in place between Israel and Hamas, but it has not halted the violence in the Gaza Strip, where 1,207 people were killed since the truce began in October 2025.

India maintains that the entire Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh are integral and inalienable parts of

The US airstrikes came hours after Donald Trump vowed to hit back "hard" at Iran after it attacked American bases in Jordan.

Sparked by a historic and prolonged heatwave, these fires are not merely natural disasters; they are fierce signs of an accelerating climate breakdown.

Iran-US War News Live Updates: Iran's state television reported a US strike in the Piranshahr border area, after the Fars news agency reported a missile hit an uninhabited area, causing no casualties.

Russia announced on Wednesday that it was seeking the arrest of Telegram founder Pavel Durov over accusations of "complicity in terrorism", alleging he had let the platform be used for recruitment by Ukraine's security services.

Seven people died when a firefighting helicopter in Argentina's western San Juan province crashed on Wednesday, a local official said.

Russia was striking the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv with ballistic missiles in the early hours of Thursday, Mayor Vitali Klitschko said in a Telegram post, asking people to seek shelter.

Jordan said it intercepted missiles shortly after the US struck Iranian sites including Qeshm and Bushehr.

Families like the Tasabehjis aim to rebuild Syria, fostering community and hope despite economic and social challenges.

South African universities must resist donors who use financial power to impose political obedience.

US court finds attacker, who is already serving a 25-year prison sentence, guilty of additional charges over 2022 assault.

South Africa took bronze in the men’s 4x100 medley relay for Chad le Clos's record 21st Commonwealth Games medal.

Russia launches more than 70 missiles and 280 drones in a major attack on Ukraine that kills at least eight people.

Deadly clashes reported in Pakistan-administered Kashmir amid first round of voting for regional elections on July 27.

Saudi Arabia has hosted the last two Asian Champions League Elite finals and has now been confirmed for the next three.

Football governing bodies hit out at plans to sell World Cup stakes, as FIFA insist proposal is not an 'obligation'.

Video from Iran's Qeshm Island shows widespread damage following US attacks.

Deja Vu explores why the Crusader kingdom fell and asks: could Israel be next?

Rights group says India continues to support the Israeli military despite genocide 'broadcast worldwide on daily basis'.

The 1951 UN Refugee Convention marks its 75th anniversary this week but is facing anti-migration sentiment in the West.

A large anchorage area off the coast of Malaysia is a major marketplace for sanctioned oil.

Lionel Messi returns to Inter Miami after Argentina's World Cup final defeat by Spain, which led to retirement rumours.

WNBA basketball team Seattle Storm apologize after co-owner berates girls with 'thank you' sign for Sophie Cunningham.

Saltburn's amateur cricketer at centre of cheating allegations that grabbed global headlines is suspended by club.

Gaza’s collapsing health system leaves dialysis patients, amputees and trauma survivors without vital care.

The US has bombed multiple cities across southern Iran in what Central Command described as a ‘heavy wave of strikes’.

Bolivia's former president is being investigated 'for armed uprising' against the state, among other things.

Emergency services have rescued more than 100 tourists, trapped by a snowstorm in Argentina.

Japanese PM Takaichi says 'race against time' to rescue those trapped in the mall and others affected by the quake.

Iranian media report that a couple and their two-year-old child were killed in the latest US attacks on Qeshm island.

Israeli strikes have displaced dozens of families in Gaza City's Shati refugee camp.

The Greek Coast Guard is rescuing people trapped by rapidly spreading wildfires on the island of Crete.