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The National Police Service says more than 600 assaults have been recorded against recruitment officers in Ukraine, warning the aggression is “increasingly threatening” and raising concerns for recruitment and public safety.
Police say recruitment in Ukraine has sparked threats and attacks on recruitment officers. Locals told reporters, “Everyone’s afraid to die,” as authorities report growing aggression and investigations.
Norway has unveiled a new Breivik massacre memorial in Oslo ahead of the 15th anniversary of the 22 July 2011 attacks. The public artwork was presented in a solemn ceremony as national commemorations are planned.
A passenger ferry carrying a provisional 116 people capsized and sank between Georgetown and Port Kaituma, Guyana. Authorities and BBC report eight people rescued so far as search and recovery operations continue.
US and Iran exchange strikes after two US deaths in Jordan, with Iran saying it launched drones at US forces in Kuwait and the US conducting strikes on Iranian-linked sites for an eighth night.
An airport boss told BBC News the New EU border system is tripling passport control times. Ryanair warns travellers to Europe this summer to expect longer queues and to allow extra time.
Ontario wildfires have sent smoke over large parts of Canada and the United States. This guide explains air-quality risks, lists cities reported as affected and gives practical steps to reduce exposure.
A woman using the name Anya told the BBC she was lured into what she calls Jeffrey Epstein’s ‘cult’, alleging control, threats and ‘disfiguring surgery’. The account is a single testimony and has not been independently confirmed.
BBC reports that Maricopa County in Arizona has reduced heat-related deaths. This explainer reviews the report, data limits, and practical lessons other hot cities can adapt.
A Supreme Court reversal reported by BBC News has placed Representative Shomari Figures’ congressional seat in limbo. Local leaders warn the uncertainty could disrupt federal grants and services while the legal process runs its course.
