A Qatar Airways flight from Doha to Dublin encountered turbulence, leaving 12 passengers injured. The Boeing 787 Dreamliner, QR017, landed in Dublin with emergency services awaiting its arrival. Dublin Airport confirmed that both passengers and crew suffered injuries during turbulence over Turkey. This incident follows a recent Singapore Airlines tragedy, underscoring concerns over in-flight safety. Aviation experts emphasize the need for public awareness and preparedness amid escalating reports of turbulence-related incidents. As investigations continue, authorities urge vigilance and adherence to safety protocols for air travel.

Tel Aviv faced rocket sirens for the first time in months as Hamas' al-Qassam Brigades launched a "big missile attack" from Gaza. The attack, claimed to be in response to "Zionist massacres against civilians," saw at least eight rockets fired, with several intercepted by the Israeli military. Sirens sounded in various locations, including Herzliya and Petah Tikva. Despite the extensive alert, Israeli emergency services reported no casualties.The escalation marks a significant rise in tensions between Hamas and Israel.

A massive landslide in Papua New Guinea's Enga province has left around 670 people buried, according to UN officials. Initial estimates suggest over 150 houses were engulfed by the disaster, with ongoing risks hampering rescue efforts. The region's isolation complicates aid delivery, exacerbated by tribal conflicts forcing additional population displacement. Care Australia warns of a rising death toll as recovery operations continue. With debris obstructing the only access road, relief efforts face logistical challenges. Despite limited access, helpers utilize various tools to recover victims, while the arrival of heavy machinery is anticipated to aid in rescue operations.

Hezbollah issued a stern warning to Israel, with leader Hassan Nasrallah cautioning of impending surprises. The Lebanese group, aligned with Iran, hinted at an unexpected strike on Israel amid ongoing Gaza conflict. Nasrallah's speech coincided with the 24th anniversary of Resistance and Liberation Day. He criticized Israel's failure to meet objectives in Gaza and cited European nations recognizing Palestine as a setback. Nasrallah accused Israel of disregarding international rulings and facing ICC scrutiny. Tensions escalate in the region as Hezbollah's threat raises concerns of further conflict.

New findings in the Rajkot gaming zone fire suggest an electrical fault as the probable cause. The blaze, which killed over 20, including nine children, highlighted the facility's lack of fire permits and inadequate exits. Authorities arrested three individuals, including the owner and manager. Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel announced compensation for victims' families. A Special Investigation Team (SIT) continues its probe, aiming to prevent similar tragedies. Police have filed cases against six, including the owner, under various IPC sections. The DGP ordered statewide inspections of gaming zones, emphasizing fire safety compliance.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is facing a political crisis as 78 Conservative MPs, including senior figures Michael Gove and Andrea Leadsom, announce their resignation ahead of the July 4 general election. Sunak, taking an unusual step, is spending his first campaign weekend in strategy discussions with advisers. Critics, including Labour's Stella Creasy, claim this reflects a floundering campaign. Despite a slight poll improvement for Conservatives, Labour maintains a significant lead. Sunak's Belfast visit evoked imagery of a "sinking ship," underscoring the challenges his party faces.

Tensions flare in Tel Aviv as demonstrators clash with police, urging the government to secure the release of hostages held by Hamas. Divisions deepen over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's handling of the Gaza conflict, with protesters calling for his resignation and new elections. Criticism mounts over perceived inaction, with families of hostages expressing frustration. International pressure grows as European countries recognize a Palestinian state, while the International Criminal Court seeks arrest warrants for Israeli leaders and Hamas officials. Amid ongoing bombardments and humanitarian challenges, the region remains on edge.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak unveils plans for mandatory national service for 18-year-olds, offering military or civil volunteering options. Opposition slams scheme as desperate and unfunded, accusing Tories of shifting blame for government-created issues onto youth. Labour criticizes lack of funding for the £2.5bn commitment, highlighting previous unfulfilled Tory pledges. Tories defend proposal as essential for national security and civic duty, citing success in Sweden. Sunak faces accusations of hypocrisy for previously rejecting national service, while proposing it now. Funding to come from tax avoidance clampdown and UK Shared Prosperity Fund. Debate rages over youth being tasked to fix government failures.

Four US Army vessels supporting aid delivery to Gaza ran aground due to heavy seas, CENTCOM reported. Two vessels anchored on a beach near the pier, while the other two beached near Ashkelon, Israel. No injuries were reported, and the pier remains operational. The Israeli navy is assisting in the recovery. Gaza, in the midst of its bloodiest conflict, faces severe shortages due to an Israeli siege following the October 7 Hamas attack. The US-built pier aims to ease aid delivery. Since its operation began on May 17, over 1,000 metric tons of aid have been delivered.            

A Russian airstrike on a supermarket in Kharkiv, Ukraine, has claimed the lives of at least two people and left 35 others wounded, according to local authorities. The attack, carried out with two glide bombs, caused a massive fire at the Epicentr K home improvement store. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned the strike as "Russian madness" and emphasized the urgent need for air defense systems. This assault underscores the vulnerability of Ukrainian cities and the ongoing escalation of violence despite international efforts to support Ukraine's defense. Russia's growing confidence poses a significant threat to Ukraine's security.