Here is a summary of the last 24 hours of World News:
- Car rams crowd outside Los Angeles nightclub: A vehicle intentionally drove into a crowd outside a nightclub in East Hollywood, injuring 30 people. Bystanders attacked the driver, who was beaten and shot. The incident is under investigation as an isolated event with no ongoing threat to the public.
MORE INFORMATION - Israel-Syria ceasefire holds after clashes: Israel and Syria agreed to a ceasefire following days of airstrikes and clashes in southern Syria, with the U.S. envoy confirming the truce. The agreement aims to stabilize the region amidst ongoing tensions.
MORE INFORMATION - Russian drone attacks on Ukraine intensify: Russia launched multiple drone and missile strikes across Ukraine, damaging infrastructure and causing civilian casualties. Ukrainian air defenses reported intercepting several drones, but the attacks continue to strain the country’s resources.
MORE INFORMATION - Gaza humanitarian crisis worsens: At least 73 Palestinians were killed during a food distribution in southern Gaza, with hospital officials reporting chaos at a U.S.-backed aid center. The UN warns of soaring child deaths and starvation amid ongoing bombardment.
MORE INFORMATION - Typhoon Wipha disrupts Hong Kong and China: Typhoon Wipha caused major flight disruptions and toppled trees in Hong Kong and nearby Chinese airports as it moved west, with authorities issuing warnings for potential flooding and landslides.
MORE INFORMATION - Congo and Rwanda-backed rebels sign ceasefire: Rebels in eastern Congo signed a declaration in Qatar for a permanent ceasefire, aiming to end fighting that has displaced thousands. A final agreement is expected within a month.
MORE INFORMATION - South Korea flooding death toll rises: Torrential rains in South Korea over the past five days have killed 14 people and left 12 missing, with authorities warning of further flash flooding risks across the region.
MORE INFORMATION - Japanese upper house election highlights economic concerns: Japan held elections for its House of Councillors, with soaring prices, lagging incomes, and stricter immigration policies dominating voter concerns. A right-wing populist party gained traction.
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