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Pro-Ukraine hacker group claims Aeroflot cyber-attack
The Kremlin says reports of a cyber-attack on Russia's national carrier Aeroflot are "worrying".
Nigeria kidnappers kill 35 hostages even after ransom paid
They were put to death despite ransoms being paid for their release, a local official told the BBC.
Southern European heatwave fans multiple wildfires
Greece and Turkey are among the countries battling wildfires as temperatures spike in southern Europe.
How Trump wants the US to cash in on mineral-rich DR Congo’s peace deal
The US president is spearheading an ambitious but controversial deal to end a long-running conflict.
The Caribbean islands that give you a passport if you buy a home
Five of the region's island nations offer such citizenship by investment for as little as $200,000.
Google failed to warn 10 million of Turkey earthquake severity
The tech giant said only 469 serious warnings were sent out ahead of the 7.8 magnitude quake.
The ancient site that has become a political flashpoint in India
The archaeological site of Keeladi has unearthed remnants of an urban settlement, fuelling competing historical claims.
BBC uncovers lasting toxic legacy of cargo ship disaster off Sri Lanka
Scientists warn the damage to the environment after the 2021 X-Press Pearl disaster could be much more enduring.
Bowen: Israel’s aid measures a gesture to allies horrified by Gaza starvation
This might be a tacit admission by the Israelis that they need to do more - but more likely the measures are a response to allies.
Passengers use emergency slides to flee plane fire in US
One person was taken to hospital after a fire started during takeoff.
The last custodian: A Kashmiri artisan’s battle to save a musical legacy
Ghulam Mohammed Zaz fears for the future of the hand-made santoor as there are no takers for the dying artform.
Europe accused of going soft on Azerbaijan to avoid buying Russian gas
Critics say EU policy has given Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev a free hand during his crackdown on opponents.
School-leavers losing their lives for Russia in Putin’s war with Ukraine
Russia has promised that no 18-year-olds will be sent to fight in Ukraine, but the BBC finds many have already been killed.
Tee time with Trump – striking balls and deals over 18 holes
For some US presidents, golf was a break from work - but for Trump, visiting Scotland this weekend, it is anything but.
World’s thirst for matcha dries up global supplies
Surging demand, smaller tea crops due to heatwaves and US tariffs on Japan are pushing up matcha prices.
‘I witnessed war crimes’ in Gaza, former worker at GHF aid site tells BBC
A retired US soldier reveals why he quit working at Israel and US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation aid hubs.
‘I’m so tired’: Mother of starving Gazan baby speaks to BBC
Hedaya al-Muta'wi's 18-month-old son Mohammed suffers from malnutrition due to famine, weighing just 6kg.
Ukraine to receive US air defence systems, says Trump
The US president said he will send weapons to Nato, which he said would pay and then give the weapons to Ukraine.
‘I can’t drink the water’ – life next to a US data centre
Residents in rural Georgia say the data centre next door has disrupted their water supply.
Watch: Ozzy Osbourne sings Iron Man at Black Sabbath’s final gig
Fans sing Iron Man with Ozzy Osbourne during what Black Sabbath says was its last gig.