Officials say six Russian drones hit a residential area in Pryluky, Ukraine, killing five people, including three generations of one family, and injuring nine others.
Burundians headed to the polls for legislative and local elections amid inflation, fuel shortages and persistent accusations of political intimidation.
UN agencies say the 15-truck convoy was trying to reach el-Fasher when it was hit near Koma, burning several vehicles and leaving critical supplies destroyed.
Police said armed militants stormed government buildings and homes in Sorab, Pakistan, before fleeing after a shootout that left a government official dead.
Israeli ministers say they have approved 22 new settlements in the occupied West Bank in a move critics say will deepen the occupation and make a Palestinian state harder to imagine.
Slovakia's central bank governor Peter Kazimir was convicted of bribery and fined 200,000 euros in a case that reaches into the country's anti-corruption politics.
The Bank of Korea lowered its benchmark rate to 2.5% and cut its 2025 growth forecast to 0.8%, saying weak demand and trade friction are still weighing on the economy.
A three-judge panel of the US Court of International Trade ruled that President Donald Trump cannot use the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to impose broad import tariffs without congressional authorization.
At least 54 Palestinians were killed after Israeli air strikes hit a Gaza school used by displaced families, according to hospital officials and the BBC.
The U.S. president said he would give the European Union an extension after what he described as a very nice call with the European Commission president.
Britain has paused negotiations on a new free trade agreement with Israel after David Lammy said the war in Gaza had entered a dark new phase amid continuing aid delays.