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Energy Secretary Chris Wright says ExxonMobil and BP American may each take up to 2 million barrels, to be returned in 2027.

A man in his 50s was injured when a bear attacked him outside his home in Toyota, Aichi Prefecture, and was taken to hospital while conscious.

Two people died in Lira after a gas cylinder exploded, according to ChimpReports.

A court ordered the release of Abhijeet Dipke and two other leaders after more than 2,000 people were reportedly detained during Saturday's protests.

Ghana's president says rechargeable electric wheelchairs will be imported as a pilot and handed to the National Council on Disability.

The global freshwater crisis is hitting these 7 countries decades earlier than models forecast. From Iran to Mexico, here's what's really happening — and why.

UN chief voices concern after Ethiopia accuses Eritrea of territorial violation, warning the conflict could destabilize the wider region.

A man in Zimbabwe reportedly stayed with his coworker's body in his bedroom for two days after killing him, according to Herald.co.zw.

Saudi Arabia's civil aviation authority says a Houthi attack on King Khalid International Airport killed at least 12 people and wounded 309.

Isaias struck the Florida panhandle as a Category 2 hurricane, leaving four dead and nearly 700,000 without power as it weakened inland.

BBC reports Hurricane Isaias has cut power to more than 600,000 households in Alabama, Florida and Georgia as the storm moves inland.

A man told investigators his black minicar was stolen, a development in the probe of six attacks in Rome that left actor Davide Iacopini critically injured.

Organisers say 250,000 joined a central London march for Palestinians, the first national protest since the UK shifted its stance on West Bank settlements.
Police in Erie, Pennsylvania say nine people, among them two children, were killed Friday and the suspected shooter was found dead.

Yemen's Houthis launched a missile attack on Riyadh's international airport, with witnesses reporting dozens wounded as Saudi authorities stay silent.

Le Monde reports the EU criticized a Trump-Putin deal that lifts sanctions on Russian diesel, saying it funds Moscow's war effort.

China's foreign ministry expressed sympathy to Panama and said no Chinese citizens have been reported hurt, while warning nationals about aftershocks and secondary hazards.

The Washington Post reports Trump reacted angrily after the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize went to former ICC judge Navi Pillay instead of him.

US President criticizes the Nobel Committee's decision to honor former ICC judge Navi Pillay, as Israel and others also react sharply.

Actor Imran Khan was taken into custody and brought to a police station during protests in Delhi, according to The Indian Express.

A local assemblyman is asking for the Titiaka-Dzogbe Kofe-Tsotorme road to be reshaped, Ghana News Agency reports.

Indian authorities barricaded Delhi and deployed thousands of police as the Cockroach Janta Party pressed ahead with a rally at Jantar Mantar.
Svenska Dagbladet reports that the drug intended to execute Christa Pike could instead spare her, after a failed lethal injection attempt.

Ethiopia frames the Blue Nile as a development and sovereignty question, not only a water dispute, according to ENA English.
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