The Republic of Ireland won the first of two football matches against Israel in the UEFA Nations League, defeating the Israeli team 3-0 after calls to boycott the match drew international attention. The game took place in Hungary on Sunday.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has resigned from his position. He signed the resignation letter, as reported by RBK citing a live broadcast by Serbia Danas.
Three people were killed and four others injured in a shooting at an after-hours strip club in Detroit, Michigan, according to police. Officers responding to the scene shortly after 7:20 a.m. local time (11:20 GMT) on Sunday arrived within four minutes and found three people suffering from fatal gunshot wounds, Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison told reporters.
Israel has revoked the diplomatic status of Dutch diplomats at the Netherlands' Representative Office in Ramallah, according to Israel's Foreign Ministry. The countermeasure, announced on Sunday, comes in response to the Dutch government's ban on imports originating from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.
Serbia's long-time President Aleksandar Vucic announced on Sunday that he would resign from his post in order to run for prime minister in the upcoming October snap elections. The move marks a significant shift in the country's political landscape.
Tech mogul Bill Gates has called the lack of safeguards and outside monitoring for artificial intelligence (AI) "completely irresponsible" and warned it could lead to global harm to humanity. In a series of media appearances, the philanthropist weighed in on global discussions concerning how to regulate the technology.
A vessel carrying fish traders has capsized in Lake Kivu in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), killing at least 12 people with dozens still missing, authorities said.
The South Korean president’s office has expressed “strong regret” over Ukraine’s disregard for a nondisclosure agreement with Seoul in the transfer of two North Korean prisoners of war (POWs) to Seoul, South Korean media reported.
An avalanche struck the base camp of Himlung Himal in Nepal, a 7,126-meter (23,380-foot) peak, following days of heavy rain and snowfall. Two mountain guides have been confirmed dead, and at least 14 others remain missing in the remote region near the Tibetan border. Search and rescue operations are underway under challenging conditions.
The United States offered to sell uranium to Tehran for use in a civilian program as part of previous negotiations aimed at ending its war on Iran, but Iran refused, a top US official said on Sunday. "Heck, our negotiators even offered to sell them uranium," US Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz said on NBC's Meet the Press. He said the agreement would have been akin to that with the United Arab Emirates, which has "a peaceful program, right there in their neighborhood, and they abide by international law and inspection regimes."
The Houthi-run health ministry in Yemen accused the Saudi Air Force of striking a shopping area around the central market of Taiz on Sunday, claiming at least seven people were killed and dozens injured. The Iran-aligned Houthis said the attack constituted an "abominable crime" and vowed to retaliate. The Houthis' account cannot be independently verified.
Afghanistan’s Ministry of Defence said its forces killed 28 fighters in the eastern province of Nuristan who had crossed the border from Pakistan. In a statement posted to X, the Taliban’s defence ministry confirmed it had engaged in clashes with the opposing group on Sunday.