Seoul disputes North Korea’s claim of successful ‘super-large warhead’ missile test
Seoul's military disputed North Korea's claim of a successful "super-large warhead" missile test on Tuesday, saying the missile appeared to fail and land in an…
Air Europa flight experiences ‘strong’ turbulence, injuring several passengers
July 2 (UPI) -- An Air Europa flight from Spain to Uruguay experienced "strong" turbulence, resulting in a number of passengers suffering minor injuries and…
Category 4 Beryl continues westward trek over southeastern Caribbean
Hurricane Beryl, a Category 4 storm, churns through the Atlantic Ocean with wind speeds reaching 130 mph. Photo courtesy NOAA July 1 (UPI) -- Hurricane…
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announces ANC-led coalition government
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa unveiled a new government of national unity made up of 11 parties Sunday after his ruling African National Congress lost…
North Korean missile may have failed and exploded over land, Seoul says
North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles on Monday morning, but one may have failed and exploded over land, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff…
Tropical Storm Chris makes landfall in eastern Mexico
Tropical Storm Chris formed in the Gulf of Mexico on Sunday night, making it the third named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season. Image courtesy…
Banksy behind inflatable 'crowdsurfing' migrant raft at Glastonbury
The street artist known as Banksy was behind a stunt during another singer's set at the Glastonbury music festival in England. Source link
Illegal Israeli immigrants burn Palestinian crops
Illegal Israeli settlers occupy an illegal outpost near the Israeli settlement of Kiryat Arba near the Palestinian city of Hebron in the West Bank in…
Israel is detaining pregnant Palestinian women
An Israel Prison Service van leaves the Damon Prison where it holds Palestinian prisoners, File Photo by Nimrod Glikman/EPA June 30 (UPI) -- At least…
Polls show French far-right party with big lead ahead of Sunday election
1 of 3 | France’s far-right National Rally party led by Marine Le Pen is showing a significant lead in the latest polls ahead of…
Judge dismisses all charges in Panama Papers, Operation Car Wash cases
The Panama Papers trial featured testimony from 27 witnesses and saw over 50 pieces of evidence. File Photo by U.S. Department of State/UPI June 29…
Germany’s far-right AfD party re-elects two amid violent protests
1 of 3 | Local police anticipate up to 80,000 protesters, including about 1,000 violent far-left protesters, to descend on the weekend's AfD party conference…
Israel hits Hezbollah targets in preparation for escalated conflict
Hezbollah has carried out near daily airstrikes against northern Israeli settlements near the border with Lebanon since the Oct. 7 Hamas attack. File Photo by…
U.S. proposes revised Israel-Hamas cease-fire deal
The nearly nine months of fighting in the Gaza strip has lead to 37,834 Palestinian deaths and left 86,858 people injured, according to Gaza's Health…
Iran needs run-off to pick nation’s next president
Iranian reformist presidential candidate Masoud Pezeshkian, center, waves outside a polling station during the presidential election in Tehran on Friday and obtained 42.5% of votes.…
Tsunami warning canceled after 7.2 magnitude earthquake hits Peru
Peru is on the border of two neighboring tectonic plates in what geologists refer to as the Ring of Fire, making the area prone to…
Religious leaders’ quiet role crucial in defusing Kenya’s recent protest violence
1 of 3 | Protesters gather during a nationwide strike to protest against proposed tax increases in downtown Nairobi on June 25. The Interreligious Council…
Britain's Princess Anne leaves hospital after injury
On Friday, Buckingham Palace said Princess Anne was discharged from Southmead Hospital in Bristol and returned home to her Gloucestershire estate after several days under…
South Korea rejects North Korean multiple-warhead missile test claim as ‘deception’
1 of 2 | A still from a video released by South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff Friday appears to show a North Korean missile…
2 die as U.K. health officials investigate hundreds of E. coli cases nationwide
A digitally-colorized scanning electron micrograph depicts numbers of Escherichia coli, or E. coli, the rod-shaped bacteria, which were grown in a culture. UK health officials…