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Kylie Minogue discloses a second cancer diagnosis in her new Netflix documentary, Kylie, while reflecting on her career, personal struggles, and resilience. The three-part series offers an intimate look at the pop icon's life, including her 2005 breast cancer battle and her 2021 diagnosis.
UK defense officials reported that Russian fighter jets intercepted British RAF reconnaissance aircraft over the Black Sea in April, with one jet flying as close as six meters and another triggering emergency systems. Defense Secretary John Healey condemned the actions as 'dangerous and unacceptable,' and separately, an RAF jet carrying Healey was reportedly jammed after flying near Russia.
Stellantis and Dongfeng Motor announced a new joint venture that will see Chinese electric vehicles assembled in France to comply with EU's 'Made in Europe' rules, while also committing to produce four EVs under Peugeot and Jeep brands in China starting 2027.
Belarus and Russia have conducted joint military exercises involving nuclear forces, drawing condemnation from Ukraine while officials in Minsk and Moscow insist the drills pose no threat. The exercises included the participation of both presidents via video link and live-fire tests of ballistic and cruise missiles.
Iran has introduced a paid 'Internet Pro' service granting limited internet access to select professional groups, while most of the population remains offline during one of the longest internet shutdowns in the country's history. The move raises concerns about inequality, economic damage, and tightened control of dissent, as reports on the duration and impact of the blackout vary.
The World Health Organization has reported almost 600 suspected Ebola cases and 139 suspected deaths in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda, declaring the outbreak a public health emergency of international concern. While the risk is high regionally, the WHO says the global threat remains low, even as the rare Bundibugyo strain continues to spread with no approved vaccine or treatment.
During President Vladimir Putin's official visit to Beijing, Russia and China outlined expansive plans for cooperation in trade, infrastructure, construction, science, and media, setting 'new ambitious goals' for their partnership. The joint statements and agreements signal a deepening of ties across multiple fronts, from the Northern Sea Route to artificial intelligence and cultural exchanges.
The European Union has reached a provisional agreement to remove import duties on US goods, implementing last July's trade deal and averting a threatened tariff hike by President Donald Trump. The compromise, struck after marathon negotiations, keeps the bloc on track to meet a July 4 deadline set by Trump.
Russian President Vladimir Putin met Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Beijing, where they extended a key friendship treaty and signed a declaration on a multipolar world. The visit underscored Moscow's growing dependence on Beijing amid the war in Ukraine, while analysts noted China's caution on a major gas pipeline deal.
An American doctor infected with Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is receiving specialist treatment at Berlin's Charité hospital. Six close contacts were flown to Germany as a precaution, though German health officials say there is no risk to the public.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Italian PM Giorgia Meloni in Rome, where the two leaders visited the Colosseum, exchanged gifts, and discussed boosting trade to €20 billion by 2029. The trip, the first bilateral visit by an Indian PM to Italy in 26 years, also saw the countries elevate their relationship to a Special Strategic Partnership.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called on allies to intensify efforts against Iran's financing networks and announced a review of US sanctions designations. The appeal came as G7 finance ministers gathered in Paris amid global economic uncertainty.
Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen reiterated that the territory is not for sale during a visit by US special envoy Jeff Landry, who met with officials in Nuuk. Hundreds of Greenlanders protested the opening of a new US consulate, and Nielsen condemned reported attempts by an American to pay locals to sign a petition supporting US annexation.
Thailand's cabinet has approved reducing visa-free stays for tourists from over 90 countries from 60 days to 30 days, with some nationalities limited to 15 days, citing security concerns and misuse of the visa system. The policy, which reverts to a tiered system, will take effect 15 days after publication in the Royal Gazette. Tourism accounts for more than 10% of Thailand's GDP, and the decision follows high-profile arrests of foreigners involved in crime.
A 22-year-old Israeli man was attacked by a group of men in Golders Green, London, in an incident police are treating as an antisemitic hate crime. The victim was hospitalized with injuries and no arrests have been made as of Monday night.
Australian shares are expected to open slightly lower or flat, following a US bond sell-off and mixed Wall Street performance. Traders await key inflation data, while Westpac faces a $26 million fine over hardship failures and geopolitical tensions persist between the US and Iran.
NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe, General Alexus Grynkewich, said the planned US troop withdrawal from Germany will take several years and be synchronized with allies. The US has announced pulling 5,000 troops from Germany, with reports of additional reductions and a cancelled deployment to Poland.
G7 finance ministers concluded a two-day meeting in Paris with a renewed commitment to multilateral cooperation, agreeing on the need to address trade imbalances and global economic instability. Despite tensions with the US over tariffs and Russia policy, the group reaffirmed its support for international institutions and vulnerable countries.
Russia has launched three days of large-scale nuclear exercises involving tens of thousands of troops, as Ukraine intensifies drone strikes and Putin visits China. The drills test ballistic and cruise missiles and include cooperation with Belarus, drawing NATO's attention.
The International Criminal Court has opened hearings against Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri, a former Libyan prison commander accused of overseeing widespread abuses at Mitiga prison. He faces 17 counts of crimes against humanity and war crimes, marking the first ICC prosecution in its Libya investigation.