The extraordinary heatwave in India has claimed scores of lives in just 24 hours. With this, the death toll from heatwaves around the country has surpassed 150.
Turkey's President Erdogan has announced his intention to resign from office.
Tayyip Erdogan, the president of Turkey, has indicated that the local elections later this month will be his final ones. This announcement comes after an unprecedented two decades in office. See to find out more!
NASA and Japan will launch the first wooden satellite in history.
To make spaceflight operations sustainable, NASA and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) are thinking of sending the LignoSat probe—the first wooden satellite in history—into space. Watch to find out more!
2 Japanese Navy helicopters fall into the sea, leaving one person dead and seven others missing. Rescue and search operations are in progress.
Japanese Defense Minister Minoru Kihara said that two helicopters from the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force had fallen off the island's southern shore. Late on Saturday, at around 10:30 p.m. local time, the two SH-60 helicopters, each carrying four crew members, lost their contracts close to Tori-Shima island. Keep an eye out for additional information!
China pursuing bases in Equatorial Guinea and Gabon?
China observes the western coast of Africa. China wants to make more of an impact in Western Africa. US obstructing China's attempts to set up military outposts in Africa. The US is concerned because Beijing has been attempting to position its troops along the African nations' Atlantic coast, and Washington has been attempting to thwart its intentions by making compromises. See to find out more!
Saudi Arabia's road administration reports a 27% increase in traffic deaths before Iftar.
There have been some unsettling developments in Saudi Arabia during the holy month of Ramadan. The number of traffic deaths in the Islamic Kingdom is rising by 27%. According to the Saudi General Authority for Roads, there has been a noticeable rise in traffic accidents during Ramadan. Watch to find out more!
Russia and Ukraine aim their energy sectors at each other.
According to officials from both nations, Russia and Ukraine resumed their attacks on energy infrastructure overnight, resulting in plant damage and fires. In its routine situation report on Saturday, the Ukrainian army reported that Russia had launched a "massive missile attack" against Ukraine. In a Facebook post, German Galushchenko, Ukraine's energy minister also claimed that the "enemy" had assaulted the country's energy infrastructure once more. Additionally, Ukraine reported that in Russia's most recent round of strikes, 21 out of 34 drones were shot down. The Russian Ministry of Defense announced on Saturday that 35 attacks against Ukrainian energy facilities, defense companies, railway infrastructure, air defenses, and ammunition supplies had been conducted by Russian forces in the past week. Meanwhile, on Saturday morning, Ukraine attacked the Ilsky and Sloviansk oil refineries in Russia’s Krasnodar region with drones, causing fires at the facilities, a Ukrainian intelligence source told the Reuters news agency.
Taiwan earthquake: Search and rescue crews look for survivors
With 12 people dead from last week's earthquake, rescuers in Taiwan searched mountains for the other 12 missing on Friday and flew others to safety. A magnitude 7.4 earthquake off the adjacent coast, the most significant seismic to strike the island in 25 years, was followed two days later by the discovery of two more bodies in the highlands of Taiwan's eastern Hualien county.
Poland's audacious offer to house nuclear missiles from NATO
Moscow declares that the Russian military will examine any attempt by Poland to host US nuclear weapons. According to reports, Polish President Andrzej Duda was prepared to discuss with the US the possibility of hosting atomic weapons to fortify NATO's eastern frontier. Check out the article on how we are on the verge of a nuclear meltdown similar to the one that occurred in Cuba.
Families in Gaza leave Rafah because they fear additional assaults by Israel. In an attempt to escape Israel's conflict, over a million Palestinians escaped to Rafah in Gaza. Many are now escaping the city once more out of fear of a ground offensive and additional aerial bombardment.
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