Colombia’s Supreme Court has ordered the country’s interior minister to testify in a corruption probe.

A Polish judge with access to military secrets, who asked for asylum in Belarus, looked set to face espionage charges, after a Polish court said it was lifting his immunity.

The death toll from severe flooding in southern Brazil has risen to 107, civil defense said.

Billions of dollars worth of U.S. weaponry remains in the pipeline for Israel.

Israeli forces bombarded areas of Rafah, Palestinian residents said, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed U.S. President Joe Biden’s threat to withhold weapons from Israel if it assaults the southern Gaza city.

Venezuela is open to paying its debt to China – which according to independent data amounts to some $10 billion – lawmaker Nicolas Maduro Guerra, son of President Nicolas Maduro, told Reuters in an interview.

Meta’s oversight board upheld a decision to remove two Facebook posts calling for Australians to vote multiple times in an indigenous rights referendum, but noted the social media giant had not adequately explained its ban on encouraging voter fraud.

Israeli tanks and warplanes bombarded areas of Rafah on Thursday, Palestinian residents said, after President Joe Biden said the United States would withhold weapons from Israel if its forces mount a major invasion of the southern Gaza city.

Britain is refusing to sign the World Health Organization’s (WHO) pandemic accord because the country says it would have to give away a fifth of its vaccines, the Telegraph reported.

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol said his government’s efforts to improve people’s lives had fallen short.

Authorities interrupted rescue efforts in flood-ravaged southern Brazil amid more rain.

A Russian air attack hit a school stadium in Ukraine’s northeastern Kharkiv, injuring at least four children and three adults, officials said.