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- 1Jaishankar calls UN 'most useless' in fiery attack aimed partly at US●‘Most Useless...’: Jaishankar’s Explosive Attack On UN Comes With Fiery Swipe At US | Watch
Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar launched a sharp public attack on the United Nations, calling it the 'most useless' body, while also taking a swipe at the United States. The remarks, aired by Firstpost, are drawing wide attention and debate about the UN's effectiveness and India's frustrations with global institutions.
- 2Flight attendant tied to Johnny Depp files explosive lawsuit against mega-rich▼Exclusive | Ultra-luxe air hostess linked to Johnny Depp spills dirty secrets of mega rich in explosive suit — after her world came crashing down
A luxury private-jet flight attendant with links to Johnny Depp has filed a lawsuit alleging misconduct among her ultra-wealthy clientele, according to a New York Post exclusive. The report says she is now sharing details of life serving the mega rich after her career and personal circumstances reportedly fell apart, drawing attention for its insider claims.
- 3Explosive device in field kills two boys in Sumy Oblast●KYIV INDEPENDENT: Explosive device in field kills 2 boys in Sumy Oblast https:// kyivindependent.com/explosive- in-field
Two 14-year-old boys were killed in the Konotop district of Sumy Oblast after an explosive device detonated in a field, according to regional Governor Oleh Hryhorov. The incident highlights the ongoing danger from unexploded ordnance and leftover munitions in areas near the front lines of Russia's war in Ukraine.
- 4Two teenagers killed by explosive device in Ukraine's Sumy Oblast●🇺🇦 Two 14-year-old boys in Sumy Oblast's Konotop district were killed on Oct. 7 after encountering an explosive device,
Two 14-year-old boys died on October 7 after encountering an explosive device in a field in the Konotop district of Sumy Oblast, according to regional Governor Oleh Hryhorov. The deaths highlight the ongoing danger from unexploded ordnance and landmines in frontline and border regions of Ukraine, where children are among the recurring casualties of leftover munitions.
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A Reuters newsletter examines what it calls the war's explosive new front, flagging a shift in where fighting is concentrated. The piece suggests the conflict has widened beyond established battle lines, though the evidence gives no detail on which country or theatre is involved, and no engagement figures are available.
- 6Switzerland has lost 20% of its glaciers in five years●'Explosion of melt rates': 20% of Swiss glaciers lost in five years
Swiss glaciers have shrunk by roughly a fifth over the past five years, with scientists describing an 'explosion' in melt rates driven by fossil-fuel pollution and rising European temperatures. The findings add to a decade of record glacier retreat in the Alps, threatening water supplies, hydropower and mountain tourism across Switzerland and neighbouring countries.
- 7Explosive device damages Tacoma business with three employees inside▼Explosive device damages Tacoma business with 3 employees inside
An explosive device struck a business in Tacoma, Washington, causing damage while three employees were inside. Authorities have not yet said whether anyone was injured or who may be responsible. The incident has raised concerns among local residents and business owners, and police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the blast.
- 8Russian missile strikes hit Kyiv and cities across Ukraine●Explosion in Kyiv as Russian missiles strike across Ukraine – video
Russian missiles struck multiple locations across Ukraine, including the capital Kyiv, where an explosion was reported. The attack comes as part of Russia's ongoing bombardment campaign against Ukrainian cities and infrastructure. Footage from Kyiv showed the moment of the blast, with residents responding to air raid warnings as air defence systems engaged incoming missiles.