
Moscow Mayor Reports Damage at Oil Refinery
Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin said no casualties have been reported at the facility.

Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin said no casualties have been reported at the facility.
Gaza authorities have initiated an emergency evacuation and demolition program following structural collapses that have killed residents.
A railway facility in the Vinnytsia region was hit in a Russian drone attack, according to Ukrainian officials.
Ukraine's state hydropower operator anticipates the first funding installment from the European Investment Bank to restore equipment and boost operational resilience.

The Ukrainian government is seeking assistance to replace destroyed locomotives and implementing safety measures as Russia escalates strikes on rail infrastructure.

A photo report highlights the absence of a passenger shelter at a bus stop on IJP Road, where school children are seen waiting without protection from the elements.

Construction crews are widening and rehabilitating an 8.5-kilometre stretch of the eastern service road as part of a broader expressway improvement project.

Officials in Russian-controlled territories attribute blackouts to damage at a neighboring power facility following what they describe as Ukrainian military action.

A New York Times and Siena University survey of 1,503 likely voters found majority opposition to data center construction for AI, with no clear partisan edge emerging.

Construction activity intensifies along University Road as crews advance development work on the Red Line Bus Rapid Transit project, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.

A new report from ChargePoint finds that as electric vehicle adoption grows, including in the United States, charging infrastructure is struggling to keep pace.

A photo distributed by the Associated Press of Pakistan shows a milling machine loading asphalt material onto a truck during ongoing road construction.

District officials conducted an early morning visit to review ongoing repair and construction efforts on the flyover
A new TechCrunch report catalogs some of the year's most damaging hacks, including a breach tied to DOGE, an attack on critical infrastructure, and the compromise of federal surveillance systems.
At least two people sustained serious injuries in the attack on Ukrainian rail infrastructure.
Turkey's transport minister says the new runway will raise Istanbul Airport's active landing strips to six, cutting taxi, turnaround and flight times.

The Chairman of the Capital Development Authority has instructed officers and executing agencies to finish ongoing projects within approved timelines while upholding quality and engineering standards.

A photograph distributed by the Associated Press of Pakistan shows a cantonment board worker carrying out sewage line maintenance at the Khayam Chowk Flyover.

A report by Al Jazeera examines China's Pinglu Canal, described as the country's first modern river-to-sea waterway aimed at cutting the time and cost of trade with Southeast Asia.
Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha has asked international partners to assist Ukraine in obtaining locomotives following Russian attacks on the railway system.

Work has started at Race Course Park and Charing Cross as authorities aim to ease traffic congestion on one of the city's busiest roads, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.

Capital Development Authority chairman inspects drainage and road-clearing efforts after heavy rainfall in the city.

Amazon Web Services reports it cannot restore operations to data centers in Bahrain and the UAE damaged in March drone strikes.

Heavy machinery has been deployed as the Capital Development Authority works to rehabilitate and widen the service road from Faizabad Interchange to Gulberg Greens.

Experts are volunteering their skills to defend American water systems against cyberattacks.

Premier Ben Carroll confronted over deteriorating road conditions after 12 years of Labor governance in Victoria.

Construction work continues at the Park Road Underpass site as the infrastructure project in Pakistan's federal capital approaches its final stages, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.

With homes and power networks destroyed, residents of Gaza say they now depend on hourly generator rentals to meet basic energy needs, according to a report by Al Jazeera.

Reconstruction efforts in flood-affected areas of Pakistan's Sindh province have reached key milestones under an Asian Development Bank-financed assistance project.

Provincial government outlines project intended to support drinking water supply and irrigation in the district, according to APP.

Saudi Arabia's Energy Ministry reported that sections of the major oil pipeline were halted following attacks that left several people injured.

A military aircraft reportedly entered erroneous flight data into the system, triggering the shutdown that affected hundreds of thousands of passengers.

Residents across Tunisia report frequent cuts to electricity and water, long queues for bottled water, and losses at poultry farms, as authorities and observers offer differing explanations for the crisis.

German authorities have arrested a suspect in connection with a series of attacks targeting electricity substations.

The one-kilometre span across the Tumen River links Khasan in Russia's far east with Tumangang in North Korea, marking the latest sign of deepening ties between Moscow and Pyongyang since the start of the war in Ukraine.