Police station opens at Hitler’s birthplace in bid to rid site of Nazi link
The opening follows years of controversy about what to do with the 17th-Century former inn, where the Nazi dictator was born.
More warehouses of Russian online retailer Wildberries hit by Ukraine, officials say
Logistics hubs belonging to Wildberries in the Krasnodar and Stavropol regions were struck overnight on Tuesday.
India’s Modi government under growing pressure as ‘cockroach’ protests intensify
The CJP got a boost on Tuesday when the opposition Congress party demonstrated outside the PM’s house.
Japan temperatures soar over 40C, marking first ‘cruelly hot day’
The term was introduced in April by the weather agency to describe days when temperatures reach 40C.
Tunnel collapse in India kills 12 workers
Rescue operation is ongoing but hazardous conditions have hampered efforts to reach those still inside.
Rebel Wilson cleared in defamation case brought by actress in her own film
Wilson was accused of defaming young Australian actress Charlotte MacInnes, but cleared by a Sydney court.
Meet the women breaking world records in lumberjack sports
The BBC finds out what is driving the sports’ increasing popularity with women and what it takes to be the best.
France passes law banning under-15s from social media
The law will require social media platforms in France to verify all users age from January.
Michelin-starred restaurateur faces jail for using ants as dessert garnish
Officials say the restaurant in South Korea used some 49,000 ants in various dishes over four years.
US renews strikes on Iran as Trump threatens to attack underground nuclear site
The US president’s threat to target a key Iranian nuclear site came ahead of the 11th consecutive night of attacks.
