WHO warns of risks of extreme heat in the workplace
Workers, employers and governments need to adapt to a more extreme climate, the organisation says. Read More
Beijing opposes ‘bully’ US for 50% tariffs on India
China’s ambassador to India Xu Feihong says Beijing “firmly opposes” Washington’s steep tariffs on Delhi. Read More
Proposed Ukraine land concessions are Putin’s trap, EU’s top diplomat tells BBC
Kaja Kallas warns in a BBC interview against pushing Ukraine to give up territories to Russia. Read More
At least 18 killed and dozens injured in separate Colombia attacks
A car bomb killed six people in Cali while a downed police helicopter left 12 officers dead. Read More
Erik Menendez denied parole three decades after killing his parents
The younger of the Menendez brothers, who killed their parents in their Beverly Hills mansion, can try again for parole in three years. Read More
Anger in Italy over non-consensual photos of women shared online
The My Wife Facebook group had 32,000 members before it was shut down for violating adult sexual exploitation policies. Read More
The race for the two miles-a-second super weapons that Putin says turn targets to dust
Russia and China are leading the global race in hypersonic missiles – how worried should we be that the US is playing catch up and the UK has none? Read More
Israel will begin ceasefire negotiations, Netanyahu says
Earlier this week, a Hamas source said the armed group had agreed to a proposal from mediators. Read More
Israel tells medics and aid groups to prepare for Gaza City evacuation
Gaza’s Hamas-run health ministry says it rejects “any step that would undermine what remains of the health system”. Read More
Appeals court throws out Trump’s $500m civil fraud penalty
In its 323-page ruling, the New York judges stated that the fine was excessive, and likely violated the US Constitution. Read More