Japan chain stops rice ball sales after staff fake expiry dates
Ministop has apologised for ‘significant inconvenience’ as it suspended deli sales in 1,600 outlets. Read More
Zelensky leaves White House unscathed as he buys more time
Unlike February’s row, Trump and Zelensky struck a more diplomatic tone despite their remaining differences. Read More
‘No-one comes for us’: The women trapped in Afghanistan’s mental health system
Accessing treatment in an Afghan mental health facility is difficult – but getting out can be harder. Read More
Key takeaways so far from Ukraine talks in Washington
Ukraine’s President Zelensky managed to avoid another disastrous Oval Office meeting with Donald Trump. Read More
BBC at Rafah crossing as queues of aid trucks wait to enter Gaza
The BBC’s Chief International Correspondent Lyse Doucet is travelling with Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa and Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty. Read More
Hamas agrees to latest Gaza ceasefire proposal, source in group says
The proposal from regional mediators would see Israeli hostages released in two batches during a 60-day truce, according to a Palestinian official. Read More
‘No-one was expecting this’: European leaders rush to US to help Ukraine avoid ‘capitulation’
The heads of state hope to stop Trump from threatening long-term European security, writes James Landale. Read More
Spain and Portugal fires kill two more as Spanish troops battle blazes
Spain has sent 500 more troops to wildfire-affected regions, bringing the total deployed to 1,900. Read More
What each side wants from Ukraine talks at White House
As world leaders dash across the Atlantic for crunch talks, what will they and the others present regard as a win? Read More
‘The water had no mercy’: Hundreds killed as floods ravage north Pakistan
BBC visited villages which were wiped out overnight by rains, flash floods and landslides. Read More