A school building collapsed in Indonesia, killing one, leaving dozens missing, and prompting a massive rescue operation for trapped students.
In Seychelles, Patrick Herminie leads the initial vote with 48.8%, but a runoff is scheduled in October due to the lack of an absolute majority.
The Egyptian activist regained his freedom after six years behind bars. His release sparks debate on the country’s Human Rights agenda.
A gunman opened fire and set fire to a Mormon church in Michigan, leaving four dead. The president of the United States called it “horrendous.”
The Defense secretary called hundreds of generals and admirals to Virginia without explanation. Donald Trump claimed he was unaware.
The Criminal Court in France convicted Nicolas Sarkozy for criminal association in the alleged Libya campaign financing scandal, while clearing him of corruption.
Typhoon Ragasa causes deadly floods in Taiwan and hits China weakened, prompting nearly two million evacuations amid torrential rains.
Police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the “Generation Z March” in Lima, as transport workers demanded urgent security measures.
The withdrawal of Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger from the ICC raises concerns about hindering justice for serious crimes in Africa.
A massive protest against immigration in the Netherlands ended with violent clashes, burning police cars, and an attack on the progressive party D66 headquarters.
