Search resumes for victims of deadly Indian landslide Rescuers have resumed their search for survivors and victims of a large landslide that swept across a highway in the mountains of northern India, killing at least 13 people
Indian launch attempt of earth observation satellite fails An Indian rocket has failed in its attempt to put a satellite into orbit to provide real-time images used to monitor cyclones and other potential natural disasters
EXPLAINER: Low expectations for Venezuela-opposition talks The government of Venezuela and its opposition are scheduled to begin a new dialogue this week, marking the third effort in four years
Nine dead, 900 evacuated as northern Turkey hit by intense flash floods (VIDEOS) The death toll from flash floods in northern Turkey has reached nine, according to local authorities, who said that more than 900 people have been evacuated as buildings, bridges and roads suffered severe damage.
Taliban continue to make swift gains in Afghanistan The Taliban now control two-thirds of Afghanistan, sparking fears the government could fall within months. CBS News foreign correspondent Roxana Saberi reports.
Former Myanmar strongman Than Shwe suffering from COVID-19 The former longtime military ruler of Myanmar, Than Shwe, has been diagnosed with COVID-19 and is expected to remain hospitalized for two weeks
‘Homes burned, but no community destroyed’: Greek PM defends govt response to devastating wildfires Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis has stood by the government’s response to massive wildfires raging across the country, lauding the efforts to evacuate people. The fires, however, destroyed large swaths of forest and numerous homes.
Victims slam Tesla subsidy from East German communist fund Victims of communism in East Germany have criticized the decision to grant electric automaker Tesla a subsidy of almost $10 million from a trust fund managing what’s left of the regime’s fortune
Pakistan bus blast that killed Chinese workers was ‘suicide bombing’ – foreign minister A bus explosion that killed 13 people, including nine Chinese workers, while en route to Pakistan’s Dasu hydropower plant was a “suicide bombing”, the government has said while directing suspicion at India and Afghanistan.
Indiscriminate Hamas rocket attacks on Israel are war crimes, Human Rights Watch says A leading human rights group Thursday said that rocket and mortar attacks by Palestinian armed groups in the Gaza Strip during the conflict with Israel in May “violated the laws of war."
Italy fights over 500 infernos across the country, as wildfires death toll rises to 4 Italy’s emergency services fought more than 500 fires across the country throughout the night, officials said on Thursday, as the death toll from the blazes rose to four amid intense heat waves across Europe.
Pakistani army: Accidental explosion at arms factory kills 3 Pakistan's military says an accidental explosion at the country's key weapons-producing factory has killed at least three employees and wounded two
Pakistani army: Accidental explosion at arms factory kills 3 Pakistan’s military says an accidental explosion at the country’s key weapons-producing factory has killed at least three employees and wounded two
Sicily appears to smash European heat record The area scorched by the record heat is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
In new documentary, WHO scientist says Chinese officials pressured investigation to drop lab-leak hypothesis Peter Ben Embarek said that one scenario, in which a researcher inadvertently could have brought the virus from a bat cave to Wuhan, is viewed as “likely.”
Free climber scales another London skyscraper King-Thompson, who was jailed two years ago after climbing London's tallest building, The Shard, says he's trying to raise awareness about climate change following flooding in London last month.
New hurricane forms well off Mexico's Pacific coast The fourth hurricane of the eastern Pacific season has formed far off the coast of Mexico, but it’s not expected to directly threaten land
Cargo ship snaps in two off Japan's coast, crew rescued A fuel leak from the ship has spread around 15 miles, but the extent of any environmental impact was unclear.
US embassy calls on all American citizens to leave Afghanistan IMMEDIATELY, right after Taliban claims to capture 2nd largest city Amid the whirlwind advance of the Taliban, the US embassy in Kabul has urged all American citizens to leave Afghanistan immediately, offering to loan them cash for plane tickets if necessary.
Tunisia: 6 migrants including 4 kids found dead in desert The governor of Tunisia’s Tozeur region says that six migrants, including four children, have died of thirst in Tunisia’s part of the Sahara Desert near the border with Algeria