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Human rights groups criticized some Ukrainian war actions. Experts say they should be taken seriously
More than five months after Russia’s invasion began, Ukraine’s Prosecutor General’s Office claims to be investigating some 26,000 alleged Russian war crimes. But it’s unclear to what extent Ukraine is probing any actions of its own armed forces that may have violated international laws.
Egypt-brokered ceasefire between Israel, Islamic Jihad militants in Gaza takes effect
A ceasefire between Israel and Palestinian militants took effect Sunday night in a bid to end nearly three days of violence that has killed dozens of Palestinians and disrupted the lives of hundreds of thousands of people in Israel and Gaza.
Bill with incentives for 'North American' electric vehicles passes in U.S. Senate
A bill that includes a key change to incentives around electric vehicles built in North America, rather than just the United States, has passed in the U.S. Senate.
Second World War bomb revealed in drought-hit Italy's River Po
Heat waves sweeping Europe this summer have brought not just record high temperatures and scorched fields: The drought-stricken waters of Italy's River Po are running so low they revealed a previously submerged World War Two bomb.
Chinese, Taiwanese warships eye each other as drills due to end
Chinese and Taiwanese warships played high-seas "cat and mouse" on Sunday ahead of the scheduled end of four days of unprecedented Chinese military exercises launched in reaction to a visit to Taiwan by the U.S. House Speaker.
