Daily Asia briefing

A French soldier was killed in a southern Lebanon ambush allegedly carried out by Hezbollah, straining the 10-day Israel-Lebanon ceasefire agreement.

The killing of Iranian nuclear scientists in U.S.-Israeli strikes raises fears over nuclear proliferation as experts warn of weakened material controls.

After the latest attack, at Kenton United Synagogue in London shortly after midnight, UK counter-terrorism police said they were heading up investigations into the incidents.

Baby food brand HiPP recalled some of its baby food jars after they tested positive for rat poison.

Police probe suspected Iranian proxy group allegedly behind a wave of arson attacks targeting Jewish sites in London, raising alarm across Europe.

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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney declared the nation’s close ties with the U.S. have become a ‘weakness,’ not a strength.

Pope Leo XIV said his remarks about the world being ravaged by tyrants were not directed at President Donald Trump amid their ongoing public exchange of words.

Nationally, gas prices are averaging $4.04, according to the latest data from the American Automobile Association.

Two U.S. Embassy personnel were killed in an "accident" in Mexico, according to U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Ronald Johnson. Details remain unclear.

Iran has said it would not participate in a second round of peace talks in Pakistan with the US this week due to America’s demands and ongoing naval blockade in the Gulf.

Harrowing interviews from the Gaza Strip reveal the scope of the rampant sexual abuse by the Iran-backed terrorists as they target vulnerable women trying to feed their families.

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French widow Marie-Thérèse Ross, is back in France after a harrowing 16 days in US immigration custody.