Lahore tackles severe air pollution with strict measures as Japan faces evacuation orders due to Tropical Storm Kong-rey. Meanwhile, global tensions rise with concerns over U.S. aid in Ukraine and thwarted drone attacks in the Middle East.
In Lahore, Pakistan, air pollution has reached unprecedented levels, prompting the city to implement drastic measures such as banning polluting tuk-tuks, requiring filtered barbecues, and shifting to remote work.
Meanwhile, in western Japan, nearly 200,000 residents have been urged to evacuate due to severe flood and landslide warnings as remnants of Tropical Storm Kong-rey continue to bring heavy rainfall.
Turning to Europe, Ukrainians are voicing concerns about potential changes in U.S. war aid, especially if
Donald Trump wins the presidency, fearing it could jeopardize their position against Russia.
Over in the Middle East, Israeli forces have thwarted multiple drone attacks over the Red Sea, allegedly launched by pro-Iran groups targeting the resort city of Eilat.
In Greece, a 31-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a deadly bomb blast in Athens linked to anti-establishment groups, as authorities grapple with the enduring threat of guerrilla activities.
As the U.S. presidential campaign enters its final days, Kamala Harris and
Donald Trump are vigorously rallying across swing states, each trying to secure crucial votes amid a climate of significant political tension and uncertainty.