Ukraine warns of a potentially global risk after a disturbing discovery
A discovery has prompted Ukraine to issue a warning about a risk it describes as potentially affecting the whole world.
Incidents with wider safety consequences, the reported response and what remains unresolved.
Ordered by reported development. Each article describes what was known at the time shown.
A discovery has prompted Ukraine to issue a warning about a risk it describes as potentially affecting the whole world.
Donald Trump was injured in a shooting at a Pennsylvania rally; the shooter and another participant were killed.
Nigerian troops foiled an abduction attempt and rescued 14 victims in Zamfara State.
Bo French is reported to be continuing attacks directed at Muslims and Jews.
British crime lord Steven “Bonzo” Daniel was arrested at his home, according to the headline. The arrest concerns an alleged key figure in Scotland’s gang conflict.
The headline reports one death following a malaria infection associated with Frankfurt Airport. The scale and source of any wider exposure are not stated.
Imran Khan's son warned that the former Pakistani prime minister may not survive prison and raised concerns about his health.
A French man was detained at the port of Bari after authorities found three war missiles in his possession.
A drone was reported washed up on Cabacum beach near Bulgaria's Varna. The supplied headline does not identify its origin or whether it poses a confirmed threat.
ParaZero has won a US government order for its DefendAir counter-drone system.
A Palestinian American said he cannot freely leave his home in the West Bank. The headline describes restrictions affecting civilian movement.
A report portrays Balochistan as being at the edge of conflict and political tension.
A report describes ongoing insecurity in the North-West and vows continued efforts against it.
Political and military leaders held a security meeting and exchanged blame over preparedness in Judea and Samaria.
A 44-year-old man reportedly shot and burned his family after being asked to move out, with eight deaths reported.
A fire broke out in the roof structure of a school, prompting a major firefighting operation and evacuation of a monastery. The headline does not report casualties.
Haryana imposed a one-year ban on products described as margarine sold as clarified butter or analogue paneer. The measure addresses suspected food adulteration.
A firefighter has warned about hazardous errors when charging batteries.
Taiwan has recorded its first domestically acquired cases of the mpox clade Ib strain.
A fire at a gas facility in Russia's Amur region caused fatalities. The headline does not state the number of people killed or the scale of disruption.
Ecuador's intelligence chief was among seven people killed in a crash in Kenya. The deaths involve a senior government official and multiple victims.
Fromm Family Foods recalled 5,800 cases of dog food because of metal contamination.
A measles case has been confirmed in an adult resident of Pueblo.
A Ghanaian Times report discusses cleaner air and its health benefits in Ghana.
Gaurav Gogoi urged India's central government to address what he called a silent lead poisoning crisis.
A Red Flag heat warning is in effect for Ojai through August 28.
Swedish authorities have made another arrest after a deadly attack at a school. The headline does not provide details on the number of victims or the suspect.
The headline reports an increase in miscarriages and stillbirths in Gaza amid siege, malnutrition, toxic exposure and displacement.
Shoppers have been warned not to eat Summit Foods wraps following a recall. The supplied headline does not specify the hazard or geographic scope.
The headline reports that DPS school closings were halted while some Jeffco schools moved toward closure. The reason and geographic details are not provided.
A night-events roundup reports that a Wildberries center in Russia was burning. The headline also mentions a guillotine-related incident in Washington, but provides no details.
A report documents journalists who were killed during September.
A Munich initiative offers free testing for a stomach bacterium, with claims that prevention could avert 13,000 cancer cases.
A ship fire is continuing at Cardiff Docks, prompting a warning about smoke.
Police are investigating whether the shooting of alleged crime boss Fadi Haddara is connected to a tobacco operation in Tasmania.
The Delhi High Court gave more than 350 slum dwellers near the prime minister's residence six weeks to vacate and ordered monitoring of their rehabilitation.
A suspected bomber has been arrested, according to the headline. It also indicates that broader security concerns remain.
Representatives reported that 24 people were killed in fresh attacks on communities in Benue State. The headline does not provide further details on the perpetrators or circumstances.
A person described as a prominent Latin America political figure has been jailed in Bolivia over an alleged political assassination plot. The headline does not provide details about the intended target or wider threat.
A report says a disaster at US Steel's Clairton facility exposed 13 years of alleged failures by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration under successive administrations. The headline does not specify the disaster's casualties or operational impact.