
Peshawar School Roof Collapse Kills 18 Students and Teacher, Owner Arrested
At least 18 pupils and one teacher died when a private school roof caved in at Peshawar's Dir Colony, and police have arrested the owner.
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At least 18 pupils and one teacher died when a private school roof caved in at Peshawar's Dir Colony, and police have arrested the owner.
Il Sole 24 ORE reports Washington floated releasing some Russian assets to EU states, while Zelensky told the Financial Times refinery attacks will resume.

Trump claims an "energy ceasefire" is underway, but Ukraine reports continued Russian strikes and NATO allies remain divided on the proposal.

毎日新聞 reports Trump suggested he may have gone too far in the killing of an Iranian figure, as the US and Israel discuss resuming attacks on Iran.
A roof collapse at a school in Pakistan's Peshawar city killed at least 17 students and one teacher, according to a hospital spokesperson.

A Zelensky adviser says SpaceX imposed an unannounced 160 km/h speed limit on Starlink terminals, disrupting Ukrainian drone and interceptor operations.

Harare magistrate postpones to October 27 the fraud case against Thakorbhai and Jaya Kanjee over shares in a family property firm.

Reuters reports pilgrims were caught up in Houthi strikes on Saudi Arabia, with Riyadh airport hit twice in two days.

A presidential adviser says speed limits on Starlink caused failed missions, and US missile warnings for Kyiv did not arrive.

Russian attacks on Kyiv and Lutsk killed at least six people, Le Monde.fr and other outlets report, as Zelensky frames the strikes as a snub to Washington.
A prisoner at Svartsjöanstalten, a security class three open facility near Ekerö, fled while working outdoors and remains at large, police say.

Yemen's Houthis hit Aramco's headquarters and launched a new attack on Riyadh, CBS News reports, as Trump considers U.S. involvement.

Zimbabwe's government outlines five child protection priorities and deploys 20 social workers across 10 districts, calling for a coordinated national effort.

The Dutch government plans a breeding ban for dolphins, leaving the Dolfinarium to phase out its 22 animals, De Telegraaf reports.

Kenya's energy regulator has raised pump prices for the October-November cycle, with kerosene recording the steepest jump.
A man was stabbed outside a doorway in Sigtuna north of Stockholm and taken to hospital by helicopter, with a suspect now in custody.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak says the two countries' energy ministries have begun negotiating a diesel supply deal as sanctions remain in place.

Prosecutors told a jury that Russell Brand was a ruthless and calculated sexual predator as his trial on rape and sexual assault charges began.

Tokyo protests detention of a Japanese reporter in Russia's Far East as Moscow accuses the journalist of intelligence work under media cover.
The Houthi movement claims attacks on Saudi Aramco facilities and Riyadh's airport, according to Italian media reports.

Russell Brand's rape and sexual assault trial began in the UK, with prosecutors describing him as a "ruthless and calculated" predator. He denies all charges.

A fire broke out in a building under construction beside Gare d'Austerlitz in Paris on Wednesday, sending smoke across the city as crews worked to contain it.

Bernard Antwi-Boasiako pleads not guilty to fraud, forgery and money laundering charges after prosecutors swap in a revised charge sheet.

Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka get five days' judicial custody after Delhi Police say CJP members protested at Jantar Mantar without permission.
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