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The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has claimed over 2,000 lives, with cases among internally displaced people raising concerns. Health officials warn the virus may be mutating, while conflict and community mistrust complicate the response.
President Donald Trump left the NATO summit in Türkiye using three different aircraft after U.S. officials reported a credible Iranian threat. The switch involved a secret transfer to a smaller military plane, while some cabinet members remained on the original aircraft. The incident also highlighted the ongoing controversy over the Qatar-donated Boeing 747-8 used as Air Force One.
Actress Lucy Davis made her first public appearance since announcing her incurable stage four breast cancer diagnosis, speaking at a sci-fi convention and thanking fans for their support. She shared uplifting advice and memories from filming, while acknowledging the emotional response her announcement received.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has killed more than 2,000 people, with cases exceeding 5,000. The World Health Organization warns the epidemic is far from under control, and officials cite insecurity, displacement, and community mistrust as major challenges. No approved vaccine exists for the Bundibugyo strain, and the outbreak has become the country's worst on record.
Courts in England and Wales have banned Meta's smartglasses, joining restaurants, theatres, and pubs in restricting the devices over concerns about surreptitious recording. The glasses, which resemble normal eyewear and contain tiny cameras, have been confiscated on entry to judicial buildings, with officials citing restrictions on taking images or videos in courts.
France will start enforcing a ban on unsolicited telemarketing calls on August 11, under a new law that requires prior consent from consumers. Individuals caught making illegal calls can be fined up to €75,000, and companies up to €375,000 per call, with both France 24 and RFI reporting the measure has raised concerns in Morocco.
Counter-terrorism police have reopened an investigation into an attempted burglary at Nigel Farage's former London home, as they examine whether the man charged with Ann Widdecombe's murder had a role in that incident. The police watchdog is investigating the conduct of a CTP London staff member over a missed line of inquiry.
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch is facing pressure to reverse her decision to offer a former neo-Nazi activist an advisory role. Labour peer Luciana Berger has called on her to listen to victims after the appointment of Joshua Bonehill-Paine sparked backlash.
The NSW corruption inquiry into the Reformers faction has heard a lobbyist call a text about 'filthy schools money' a joke, while other evidence alleges Charles Perrottet shared secret recordings to help a developer. Eleni Petinos testified she was sacked after resisting pressure to remove building commissioner David Chandler.
Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' has become the highest-grossing R-rated film of all time with $1.352 billion worldwide, surpassing 'Deadpool & Wolverine.' The film also leads in South Korea, where it has topped 7 million admissions, and is set for a digital release on Nov. 17.
Lake Mead, the largest reservoir in the US, has fallen to its lowest level since being filled about 90 years ago, reflecting a deepening water crisis in the American West. The receding waters have also revealed potential human remains, drawing attention to the Colorado River's strain from overuse, drought, and climate change.
Rukhsar Ahmed, a Pakistani MP and former state minister, has declined to say when he will return to the UK to face bail conditions linked to allegations of raping and trafficking underage girls in Manchester in the 1990s. He denies all allegations and says he will address them through legal forums.
The UK Home Office has told at least 100 EU citizens that their post-Brexit residency rights were granted in error, raising concerns about compliance with the withdrawal agreement. An Italian engineer's settled status was revoked, leaving his non-EU wife without a right to remain.
Macky Sall received six votes in favour, seven against and two abstentions in the Security Council's first straw poll, trailing frontrunner Rebeca Grynspan. Analysts say African candidates face an uphill battle due to regional rotation and internal divisions.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said Belgrade will do everything to help Ukraine join the European Union quickly, following a meeting with Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky in Belgrade. The two leaders also witnessed the signing of a cooperation memorandum on animal health and food safety.
A poll by French magazine L’Express ranked MI6 as Europe’s most powerful foreign intelligence service, with France’s DGSE second. The survey of 60 spies highlighted MI6’s human intelligence strengths and its leading role on Ukraine.
In a second informal straw poll, Guyana's Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett received the most support, with eight 'encourage' votes. Costa Rica's Rebeca Grynspan followed closely, while Russian diplomats hinted the candidate list may still grow if the current field deadlocks.
The Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has exceeded 4,000 confirmed cases, according to government data, with the World Health Organization recommending a full-scale trial of the Ervebo vaccine to combat the strain. Efforts to develop a species-specific vaccine and improve treatment are underway, but experts caution that results are months away.
French authorities say they have halted 10 small boats at sea in the Channel since spring, using new 'intervention tactics,' as UK officials credit a £660m deal with reducing crossings. The disclosure comes amid Conservative and Reform criticism that French police are not doing enough, and after footage of police clashes on beaches.
The United States has spent months seeking an international naval coalition to escort vessels through the Strait of Hormuz, but European allies, including the UK and France, are reluctant to commit. Analysts say the hesitation reflects deep caution about being drawn into a conflict they did not initiate, especially without clear Gulf support.