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Peru's electoral authority certified the conservative candidate as president-elect nearly a month after a June runoff decided by about 50,000 votes, sending her to office in her fourth bid for the presidency.
French health authorities counted roughly 2,025 more deaths than usual during the last week of June as a record-breaking heatwave gripped the continent, and forecasters warn of further extreme temperatures across parts of Europe.
In a video address to his home country, the first US-born pope told Americans that the nation's openness to migrants had made it a 'byword for freedom' — remarks The Guardian described as an implicit rebuke of President Trump's immigration policies.
George Stana and Nandito Badea received a combined 20 years for the 2024 knife attack on Iran International presenter Pouria Zeraati, which a Woolwich Crown Court judge concluded was carried out on behalf of the Iranian state.
Anastasiia Berezovska, 39, is wanted over a parcel bombing that wounded a sanctioned Ukrainian-born tycoon, his partner and son, and two bystanders in Monaco. A prosecutor said the person who planted the device likely did not act alone.
An improvised device planted under a table near the Palace of Justice killed at least nine people and wounded 22, according to Al Jazeera, the latest attack to hit Damascus since the fall of Bashar al-Assad.
The president said the transatlantic relationship is 'not reciprocal' in a Truth Social post, days before NATO's 32 members meet in Ankara with defence spending and Ukraine on the agenda.
Seven days of ceremonies open in Tehran for the supreme leader killed in a February air strike, in Iran's first change of supreme leader since 1989.
Kushner and Witkoff will meet mediators, not Iranian officials, in Doha. At stake: the release of about $6bn in frozen Iranian funds under the memorandum that paused a four-month war.
Fourteen children died and about 20 were injured when an under-construction building gave way in Lahore, where weak enforcement of safety rules has been blamed for repeated building collapses.