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US-Iran War News Highlights: CENTCOM said the raids were designed to "swiftly punish Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps forces who launched attacks against American service members in Jordan last night."

At least 27 people are dead and 83 more are missing after a ferry capsized off the coast of Guyana over the weekend, Prime Minister Mark Phillips said Monday.

Britain's new Prime Minister Andy Burnham named ex-health minister Wes Streeting as his defence secretary late Monday, the government said, as ministerial appointments ran into the night.

Joyan's family got to know about his death through an email received on Monday evening from the shipping company he worked with.

The bus was traveling from Lam Dong province to the nearby business hub Ho Chi Minh City when at caught fire.

Eduardo Bolsonaro said he moved to protect himself from what he called unjust persecution by Brazil's Supreme Court, not help his father.

US President Donald Trump signed orders Monday to impose new 50-percent tariffs on some Canadian goods, citing "discriminatory treatment" in the areas of alcohol, automobiles and dairy products.

Two French diplomats in Iran suffered "an extremely serious act of intimidation" by Islamic republic security services, with one of them physically abused, France's foreign minister said Monday.

Jordan's army said on Monday that air defences had downed three Iranian missiles targeting the kingdom, with no injuries or damage reported.

US President Donald Trump said on Monday he had a "very good conversation" with new British Prime Minister Andy Burnham, adding he would be meeting him "in the not too distant future."

Washington on Monday condemned what it called "dangerous and aggressive" action by China, whose personnel are accused of injuring a Filipino sailor at a shoal in the disputed South China Sea.

The Iranian army said early Tuesday it had targeted a US base in Kuwait with missiles, as President Masoud Pezeshkian said the conflict had morphed into a "full-scale war".

The United States military said late Monday it was carrying out its 10th consecutive night of strikes on Iran in a push to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

Israel's largest leftist party on Monday launched its campaign for the legislative election due to be held in October, after having selected its list of candidates in the primaries.

Only mud remained where riverside shops previously stood in Parun, the provincial capital where residents were searching for their mayor among others.

"Benjamin Netanyahu will not be arrested, in any way, shape, or form, while in the United States of America," Trump wrote.

Ortega, who has continuously held power since 2007 following an earlier presidential term in the 1980s, said the move will close off any path to the opposition, although he did not provide details about carrying out the measure.

Washington has announced over the weekend three new military deaths and one service member missing in action in Middle East.

Cadmium is considered even more hazardous than mercury regarding long-term toxicity.

The ship, MV Golden Leo, had 17 crew members on board at the time of the attack, including five Indian nationals.

Argentina’s players were welcomed home by fans lining the streets as the team travelled from the airport.

Dispute erupts in South China Sea after incident near Second Thomas Shoal involving Chinese and Philippine vessels.

Under a US-brokered plan, Israel is to hand over control of some areas it occupies in Lebanon to Lebanese government.

More than half of Madrid’s population turned out to celebrate La Roja as the players returned to Spain

US Central Command (CENTCOM) released footage of its forces launching the latest round of strikes against Iran.

A series of diplomatic consultations in Cairo underscores the Horn of Africa's growing strategic importance.

Authorities detain ferry crew members after drug tests reveal violations in Guyana's worst marine disaster in decades.

Protests continue as anger grows over President Zelenskyy’s decision to fire the country’s defence minister.

Controversial ‘manosphere’ influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate appeared at a federal court hearing in Miami.

Tariffs apply to Canadian wine, hockey sticks, cement, and other products, sparking fears of escalating trade tensions.

Washington vows revenge for US military casualties, while Iran claims attacks on US sites across the region.

Explosions reported in Iran's Bandar Abbas, Qeshm Island, Chabahar and Konarak as US launches new wave of attacks.

The NGO is 'outraged' by Israel's treatment of the health professionals and warns that 'silence has become complicity'.

Police say a possible political motive is under investigation in the killing of the Reform UK figure.

Thousands wait to greet the team, who return without captain Messi and a few other players after the World Cup.

Britain has a new Prime Minister: Andy Burnham. The former Mayor of Manchester must now unite a divided nation.

Chaos outside India's parliament as protesters tried to storm it; satirical Cockroach Janta Party gains traction.

30 days into the US-Iran MoU the worst fighting in months has erupted threatening to unravel the ceasefire.

A video showing the final moments of Moroccan-born Abderrahim Fakir as he was detained by police has sparked protests.

Tens of thousands of fans greet La Roja as they travel down Madrid's historic avenues to Cibeles Square.

Protesters threw eggs at lawmakers' vehicles outside Albania's parliament, demanding changes to laws.

Argentina's Paredes was seen shoving Spanish players, which led to an on-field melee, while Spain's Yamal prayed calmly.

US president insists Netanyahu will not be arrested, despite ICC warrant.

Spain’s World Cup-winning team received a royal reception from King Felipe VI in Madrid ahead of a victory parade.

Gaza residents weigh in on election of new Hamas leader