German Investigators Launch Probe Into Boeing 787 Incident in Frankfurt

BERLIN, June 5 (Reuters) – The ⁠German ⁠Federal Bureau of ⁠Aircraft Accident Investigation (BFU) has begun ​an investigation into the Boeing 787 jetliner whose ‌nose gear collapsed on ‌Thursday at a gate at ⁠Frankfurt ⁠airport, according to a BFU spokesperson. • An interim ​report is expected in about eight weeks, and the final report in …

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Azerbaijan Says Five of Its Citizens Killed in Attacks on Vessels in Sea of Azov

MOSCOW, June 5 (Reuters) – ⁠Five ⁠Azerbaijani citizens were ⁠killed and three others injured ​in attacks on two cargo vessels ‌in the Sea ‌of Azov, Azerbaijan’s Foreign ⁠Ministry ⁠said on Friday. Responding to a question about the ​vessels hit in Taganrog Bay, the ministry said the crews included ​25 Azerbaijani citizens in total, but ⁠that …

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UN Doubles Lebanon Aid Appeal as War Drives Surge in Humanitarian Needs

GENEVA, June ⁠5 (Reuters) – ⁠The United Nations ⁠on Friday said it is doubling the ​amount of money it says it needs to help ‌Lebanon meet surging humanitarian ‌needs, as the war enters its fourth ⁠month. Lebanon ⁠was drawn into the wider regional war in early ​March when the Tehran-backed Hezbollah militia fired rockets at …

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US Senate Approves $70 Billion for Trump Migrant Deportations

WASHINGTON, ⁠June ⁠5 (Reuters) – A ⁠majority of ​the ‌U.S. Senate ‌on ⁠Friday voted ⁠to pass legislation ​providing ​an additional $70 billion ⁠for ⁠migrant ⁠law-enforcement operations, including ​President Donald ​Trump’s ⁠aggressive ⁠deportation program. The bill still must ⁠be voted upon by the House of ⁠Representatives. (Reporting by Richard Cowan; Editing ​by Toby ​Chopra) Copyright 2026 …

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Marine Drone Self-Detonates in Romanian Black Sea Port, Defence Ministry Says

BUCHAREST, June 5 (Reuters) – A marine ⁠drone ⁠of the type ⁠used in the war in neighbouring ​Ukraine self-detonated on Friday in Romania’s Black Sea port ‌of Constanta near an ‌oil terminal, without causing any casualties, the ⁠defence ⁠ministry said. The port was being evacuated, residents along ​Romania’s Black Sea coast were warned to take …

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Middle East Conflict Pushing Millions Into Hunger, WFP Says

GENEVA, June 5 (Reuters) – The Middle ⁠East ⁠conflict is pushing millions of ⁠people closer to hunger, as rising fuel and transport costs ​drive up food prices while funding shortfalls force aid agencies to scale back assistance, the U.N. ‌World Food Programme said on Friday. Joint ‌U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran in February triggered a regional …

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Trump’s ‘Crazy’ Rebuke Undercuts Netanyahu at a Critical Moment

By Alexander Cornwell, Rami Ayyub and Steve Holland JERUSALEM/WASHINGTON, June 5 (Reuters) – Benjamin Netanyahu has long portrayed himself to the Israeli public as being uniquely adept in dealing with ⁠Donald Trump, ⁠capable of winning and sustaining the U.S. president’s backing. But an acrimonious phone call this week ⁠where the president called the prime minister …

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New Zealand to Raise Lawmakers’ Travel Ban Directly With China, PM Luxon Says

June 5 (Reuters) – New Zealand will directly raise China’s “entirely ⁠inappropriate” ⁠ban on four lawmakers who ⁠visited Taiwan with Beijing, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said on Friday. Three ​backbenchers from New Zealand’s centre-right coalition, Laura McClure, David Wilson and Maureen Pugh, along with ‌Duncan Webb from the Labour party, ‌visited Taipei last month for …

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