International
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Thai Police Shoot School Gunman
Thai police shot and arrested a gunman who opened fire Wednesday at a school in southern Thailand, police and other authorities said.
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Torrential Rain in Colombia Kills 22, Thousands Displaced
Twenty-two people have died as a rare spell of torrential rain in Colombia left thousands of families displaced, authorities said.
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USA’s Johnson Gets New Gold Medal After Olympic Downhill Award Broke
The 30-year-old is a huge favourite to claim her second gold medal in two days as she posted the fastest time in the downhill run of the team combined.
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Gucci Owner Kering Sees Net Profit Plunge, Sales Drop
Kering has struggled to turn things around at Gucci, the Italian fashion house famous for its handbags, and in March it wooed the Georgian designer Demna to take over as artistic director.
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Fury after Trump Posts Video of Obamas as Monkeys
Near the end of the one-minute-long video promoting conspiracies about Republican Trump’s 2020 election loss, the Obamas are shown with their faces on the bodies of monkeys for about one second.
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Arteta Apologises to Rosenior After Disrespect Row
Mikel Arteta has apologised to Liam Rosenior after the Chelsea boss accused Arsenal of a lack of respect before their League Cup semi-final clash.
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Guardiola lauds Haaland as ‘world’s best striker’ but won’t confirm Liverpool start
Pep Guardiola insisted Erling Haaland is the “best striker in the world” despite refusing to confirm if the misfiring Manchester City star will start Sunday’s crucial clash with Liverpool.
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Russian War Bloggers Report Starlink Outage on Ukraine Front
At least nine bloggers close to the Russian army said connections had been lost, adding that this could weaken Moscow’s ability to wage drone warfare and hinder coordination between units.
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Son of Norway’s Crown Princess Denies Drugging Anyone
Marius Borg Hoiby pleaded not guilty to the most serious offences. He faces up to 16 years in prison if convicted.
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Japan atomic bomb survivors fear war as US-Russia pact expires
Japanese atomic bomb survivors said Thursday they feared the world was marching towards nuclear war as the last US-Russian arms control treaty expired. The New START treaty ended with the turn of the calendar to…
