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An Indian Air Force Antonov An-32 transport aircraft crashed in Jorhat, Assam, during a routine training mission, killing all five crew members. The Air Force has launched site management and an investigation into the cause. This is the latest of several incidents involving the Soviet-era An-32 fleet.
At least 22 Pakistani soldiers died when a Mi-17 military helicopter crashed due to a technical issue in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir. Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident, which occurred amid heightened security in the region.
The UK government has expressed deep concern over allegations that West Ham co-owner David Sullivan preyed on women for sex. Seven women have accused the billionaire of sexual exploitation dating back to the 1980s and 1990s. Sullivan denies the claims and has stepped down as co-chairman but remains the club's largest shareholder.
Italian prosecutors have opened an investigation into Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir over the alleged mistreatment of Italian citizens detained during last month's interception of a Gaza aid flotilla. Italy becomes the second European country, after France, to launch a formal probe into the incident.
Republican Representative Thomas Massie has urged the U.S. to reopen the investigation into the 1967 Israeli attack on the USS Liberty, which killed 34 American sailors. Massie argues the attack was deliberate, not a friendly-fire accident, and calls for justice for surviving veterans. His speech marks a rare congressional acknowledgment of unresolved questions surrounding the incident.
Japanese police confirmed on June 3 that the body of an American man missing during a family trip was found in Kyoto, western Japan. The man disappeared while vacationing with his family, prompting an urgent search. Authorities are investigating the cause of death and the circumstances.
Kenyan police arrested eight female students on suspicion of intentionally setting a fire at Utumishi Girls Academy that killed 16 and injured 79. Preliminary investigations identified the students as "persons of interest" in the suspected arson. Education Minister Julius Ogamba said the school violated safety rules and two teachers were told of the plan but did not intervene.
A Japanese man who is Cambodia's honorary consul in Sendai is accused of failing to declare about 370 million yen ($2.3 million) in income over four years through 2024. Sources disclosed the matter on May 26, 2026, prompting scrutiny of tax obligations for foreign-based diplomatic appointees. Japanese authorities are investigating.
A fire at a girls' school dormitory in central Kenya killed 16 students and injured 79 others early Tuesday. The blaze broke out at Utumishi Girls School in Gilgil town, and the cause remains under investigation as rescue efforts continue.
