South Africa's anti-immigrant unrest tests its pan-African standing
Tens of thousands of foreign nationals have left South Africa as anti-immigrant protests, sporadic violence, and fears of further unrest have spread.
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France set to summon Russian ambassador to Paris over alleged cyberattack campaign
Josh Grisetti, musical theater actor on 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,' dies at 44
South Korean navy recovers body of seaman missing near North Korean border
Minnesota governor mobilizes National Guard to battle wildfires in northern part of state
A total of 16 fires are burning in the Superior National Forest in northern Minnesota, which normally attracts about 150,000 visitors in the summer.
Jurassic Park star Sam Neill dies suddenly at 78, months after announcing being cancer free
"Sam was surrounded by family and passed with the dignity that has characterized his whole life," the statement shared on Instagram read.
Traffic accident in Mexico kills nine, leaves at least 10 injured, including four Americans
Videos on social media from local media showed several vehicles burned on a highway connecting the cities of Guadalajara and Tepic.
'No orders given' to those in path of Spain's wildfire says son of victim, disputing official claim
No officials told the group that the fire was heading their way or that it would be safer for them to stay at home than flee, Verdonckt said.
Spanish wildfires claim 13th victim as 93-year-old British woman dies of injuries
Spain's forensic services data unit, the CID, said on Sunday night that two more people had been reported missing after it started working with authorities in France, Britain and Belgium.
Western allies seek to secure air defense aid for Ukraine as shortages leave Kyiv vulnerable
Russia says it only attacks targets of military relevance and denies targeting civilians.
European Union weighs trade ban, steep tariffs on Israeli West Bank settlement goods
The discussion will be based on a confidential paper by the European Commission that floats three different options - an import licensing system, prohibitive tariffs, or a ban.
Survivors of Iran's March attack on US base in Kuwait claim leadership ignored warnings - report
According to a report from The Washington Post, US soldiers and witnesses to Iran's March strike on Port Shuaiba claimed that generals ignored warnings that the base may be targeted.
Fire in Bangkok pub leaves 27 dead, more than 60 wounded as police investigate possible negligence
Suriyachai Rawiwan, director of Bangkok's disaster prevention and mitigation department, said 63 people were injured, 22 critically.
‘Viceroy’ of Venezuela: Rubio runs Caracas with total deference from interim president - report
Marco Rubio has been running Venezuela's finances, government, and natural resources without stepping foot in the country, dozens of sources told the NYT.
