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Workers on overseas U.S. bases go without pay as some are directed to food pantries
Workers at some overseas U.S. military bases are going without pay during the shutdown, with employees on at least one base in Germany directed to food pantries before local officials stepped in
Fearing vulnerability to China, Europe has a new worry: Electric buses
Bus providers in Denmark and Norway are urgently investigating what they say is a security loophole in their fleets of vehicles made by China’s Yutong.
Trump boosts Hungary’s far-right Orbán with Russian energy sanctions carve-out
President Donald Trump gave his authoritarian Hungarian ally Viktor Orbán a special exemption from Russian energy sanctions Friday.
Affluent Indians turn to weight loss drugs to lose pounds gained from Western habits
Middle-class Indians trying to lose weight are embracing drugs such as Mounjaro in a country that has been called the world’s diabetes capital.
Colombia continues counter-narco operations despite U.S. criticism
Colombia’s defense minister told NBC News he believes the boats that have been hit by the Trump administration in the region are carrying drugs. It comes as the U.S. said it struck another alleged drug boat overnight. NBC News’ Richard Engel reports.
Deadly typhoon makes landfall in Vietnam after tearing through Philippines
Typhoon Kalmaegi is tearing through Vietnam and Cambodia after the storm hit the Philippines, leaving at least 114 people dead. NBC News’ Ellison Barber has more on the destruction.
Israel launches airstrikes on southern Lebanon
After warning residents to move away from targeted areas, Israel destroyed buildings it claimed were being used by Hezbollah militants in Tayr Debba, Aita al-Jabal and Tayba.
Sudan paramilitary group agrees to a ceasefire proposal after massacre in an army stronghold it overran
A paramilitary group accused of killing thousands of Sudanese civilians in a war that has triggered a catastrophic humanitarian crisis said Thursday it had agreed to a ceasefire proposal from U.S.-led mediators
Protesters rally at first Shein store in Paris
New York Times reporter AJ Jacobs went 48 hours without using any artificial intelligence. NBC News’ Gadi Schwartz talks to Jacobs about his experience and what he learned.
Mexican president to press charges after video shows her being groped
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that she will press charges against a man who appears to grope her while she was walking between government buildings in Mexico City, where a crowd had gathered. Police arrested the suspect, who can be seen trying to kiss the president before reaching for her chest. The country has faced…