Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket exploded during testing in Florida. The incident occurred ahead of the launch of Amazon satellites; no one was injured.
Bernardo Arévalo refuted reports of a new agreement with the US regarding strikes against drug trafficking. The deployment of foreign troops requires authorization from the country's Congress.
The former NASCAR driver died of sepsis caused by bacterial pneumonia. Medics recorded hemorrhagic shock and ruled the death natural.
Scott Bessent did not confirm the validity of the truce agreement with Iran. Trump demands the opening of the Strait of Hormuz and a halt to Tehran's nuclear program.
Iranian authorities have begun restoring internet access after a prolonged shutdown in 2026. Real traffic stands at only 40% due to strict government restrictions.
Trump increased the refugee quota to 17,500 people only for white South Africans. Assistance programs for other countries remain blocked.
Lionel Messi was injured playing for Inter Miami and is out indefinitely. The forward was diagnosed with tendon overload due to muscle fatigue.
In Congo, a group of men stormed a hospital demanding the release of the bodies of those who died from Ebola. This is the third attack on medical facilities in the region in the past week.
Republicans criticize Trump for the soft terms of the new deal with Iran. The plan provides for a ceasefire and the transfer of enriched uranium stockpiles.
More than 50,000 people have been evacuated in California due to the threat of a chemical tank explosion. Emergency responders are cooling the container to stabilize the pressure.
In the city of Angeles, a nine-story unfinished building collapsed during a thunderstorm. About 30 people may be under the debris; a rescue operation is underway.
María Corina Machado plans to return to Venezuela by the end of 2026 to participate in the elections. She demands the holding of free and fair races.
Mohammed VI has released 18 Senegalese nationals convicted of stadium rioting. The decision was made on humanitarian grounds amid the title controversy.
In Caracas, US Marines conducted exercises involving an aviation landing near the embassy. Some residents took to the streets to protest the presence of the American military.
An explosion at a New York shipyard resulted in the death of a civilian. More than 30 firefighters and medics have been hospitalized with injuries of varying severity.
A powerful gas explosion occurred at the Liushenyu coal mine in China. At least 90 people were killed in the accident, and rescue operations are ongoing.
In Rwampara, people burned down an Ebola treatment center due to a ban on reclaiming the body of the deceased. The conflict was caused by strict burial protocols for victims of the virus.
In New Mexico, three people have died following contact with an unknown substance. First responders were isolated and examined after exhibiting symptoms of poisoning at the scene.
US prosecutors have accused Raúl Castro of ordering the shoot-down of civilian aircraft in 1996. Media outlets note that the move is linked to Trump's plans for regime change in Cuba.
In the Sudanese town of Ghubaish, 28 people were killed due to a drone strike on a market. Human rights activists accuse the army, but the military denies attacking civilians.
A generator was damaged as a result of a drone attack from Iraq on the Barakah NPP. There are no casualties or radiation leaks, while tensions in the region continue to rise.
British police are investigating new cases of child abuse following the release of the Epstein documents. Data on human trafficking and the actions of Prince Andrew are being reviewed.
Roadblocks in Bolivia have led to food shortages, deaths, and losses of $50 million daily. Protesters are demanding the president's resignation.
The Peace Council is asking the UN to force Hamas to disarm in order to implement the truce. Currently, Israel controls about sixty percent of Gaza's territory.
NATO Commander commented on the successes of Ukrainian drone operators during exercises in Sweden. Alliance troops identified vulnerabilities and quickly adapted to the threats.
Four Ukrainians from the vessel MV Hondius are among the crew members sent to quarantine in the port of Rotterdam due to hantavirus. They are to be isolated in special trailers until June 17.
A strike has begun in Kenya due to a 23. 5% increase in diesel prices and an 8% increase in gasoline prices. Protesters are burning tires, and schools have switched to online learning.
The vessel MV Hondius has arrived in Rotterdam for disinfection following the deaths of three people from hantavirus. The crew is currently under quarantine under police supervision.
In Borno and Oyo states, militants kidnapped more than 80 students during attacks on schools. Authorities are conducting searches, and police have detained three suspects.
Canada has confirmed a case of hantavirus in a cruise ship passenger. The infected Yukon resident is currently in the hospital, and other contacts have been isolated.
