
Two Pakistani Army Pilots Killed in Quetta Training Aircraft Crash
A Pakistani army training aircraft crashed in Quetta, killing both pilots on board, according to reports citing the military's media wing.
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A Pakistani army training aircraft crashed in Quetta, killing both pilots on board, according to reports citing the military's media wing.

Saudi Arabia has extended the closure of Riyadh airport following Houthi attacks, as oil executives skip a major industry congress in the kingdom.

Reuters reports Riyadh airport's closure has been extended following deadly Houthi strikes, with a second attack hitting the site within two days.

De Telegraaf reports that a fire has destroyed the oldest covered market in Paris, with little left of the structure.

Bono Regional Police say eight suspects admitted beating a 21-year-old as part of his induction into internet fraud at Kotokrom in Sunyani West.

A 14-year-old pupil is in custody after a shotgun attack at a secondary school in Aubagne, southern France, that wounded the head teacher and a teacher.

The comedian and actor is set to appear before a jury as his trial on rape and sexual assault charges begins, according to Sky News.

A large house fire broke out in Doesburg on Monday morning, prompting an NL-Alert and a major firefighting response.

A UK grant programme called the Gateway Exchange Fund is accepting applications, according to fundsforNGOs.

A fire near a plastics storage warehouse at a Nakagawa factory in Tochigi Prefecture burned for over 10 hours as crews worked to extinguish it, with all 46 workers safely evacuated.

The Philippine Information Agency reports additional families in an Abra municipality received rice under the BBM program, one of several rice distributions nationwide.
A 60-year-old patient attacked a nurse with a knife at a hospital in Skarżysko-Kamienna, injuring his hand before being moved to psychiatric care, police say.

A Homa Bay gang leader arrested last week will be charged with robbery with violence in Kisii, as police arrest 19 more suspects in an ongoing crackdown.

Huanggang Port has officially resumed operations, with Chinese outlets reporting a fully built multi-modal transport hub and a new joint customs clearance model.

Saudi Arabia says it will retaliate after a Houthi attack on Riyadh's airport killed at least 12 people and wounded hundreds, with a second strike following a day later.

Real Estate reports a new development in Sonia Kruger's $16m home dispute, though details of the latest turn remain limited.
WELT reports Washington warned Kyiv it could stop weapons shipments amid a dispute tied to Trump's diesel deal, as senators and allies push back.

Ukrainian attacks on Russian data centers have disrupted civilian services including taxi and food delivery apps, according to Japanese media reports.

Yemen's armed forces say they struck Houthi sites and stores in "Dawn of Yemen," reporting over 1,700 operations and 900 fighters removed.

Clarin.com reports El Niño is intensifying in the Pacific, with UNICEF warning that 41 million children in Latin America face drought, flooding and disease risks.

Concerns that broadcasting an execution live could inspire extremism are being dismissed by a state minister in the US, as religious leaders also object.

Saudi authorities say several people were hurt when King Khalid airport in Riyadh was hit again, with a second attack reported at Dammam's King Fahd airport.

Former Nigerian minister Oby Ezekwesili marked the International Day of the Girl Child by calling on governments to enforce 18 as the minimum age of marriage.

Transfer of detainees from Buenos Aires City's Devoto jail to a new federal prison in Marcos Paz has started, officials say.
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