Written by AI from published reporting, with every point linked to its source. Australian edition, updated every few minutes.
Police say the 24-year-old died on Monday, two days after opening fire in the city’s Main Market Square. Authorities also found three bodies at his family home.
Updated From BBC News, France 24 and 4 more
The updated toll follows a crash south of Cairo, where a train travelling to Fayoum hit the rear of a stationary service bound for Aswan. More than 70 injured people were discharged after treatment.
Updated From PBS NewsHour, Al Jazeera and 2 more
A sandbank fell onto a tent in Deir el-Balah after heavy rain. Al Jazeera reports five deaths and two people missing; BBC News reports four deaths, citing the health ministry.
From BBC News and Al Jazeera
Leningrad Regional Governor Aleksandr Drozdenko said the refinery was set alight in an overnight attack that also killed a woman when drone debris fell.
From Al Jazeera and ABC News
In a 60 Minutes interview, Donald Trump said the crackdown on undocumented immigrants who had not committed crimes hurt him politically and said he was open to an immigration deal with Democrats.
From NBC News and The Guardian
Greek authorities say they recovered 12 bodies and rescued 18 people from a boat found south of Crete on Monday. Eight more bodies were recovered from another boat on Saturday.
From Al Jazeera and The West Australian
The Senegalese Press Agency reported the higher toll as a search continued for missing people. One survivor had been rescued, authorities said.
From France 24, Al Jazeera and 1 more
The Air Quality Index exceeded 350 in several parts of India’s capital on Monday morning. Firecrackers added smoke and fine particles to pollution from local sources and seasonal crop burning.
From 1News and CityNews
The US secretary of state said Donald Trump acted to counter Iran’s nuclear ambitions, while acknowledging that diplomacy has made little progress and the war is unpopular.
From Al Jazeera, CNBC and 2 more
The crash happened during firefighting operations in South Kalimantan, and prompted a search for a third crew member after the helicopter went down in a river.
Updated From ABC News, SBS News and 1 more
The US president says a strong agreement on Iran’s nuclear programme and the Strait of Hormuz could avert renewed attacks, while keeping open the option of further strikes.
From CNBC and The Hill
The unidentified Royal Caribbean employee was found treading water about 20 miles off California and taken to hospital in a stable condition. The Coast Guard is investigating.
From BBC News, The Nightly and 1 more
France says it will take part in this week's US-mediated talks with Russia and Ukraine, despite Moscow's objections to European representatives joining the discussions. The talks are scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday.
From France 24 and NPR
Voters elected the first Native American woman to the US Senate and a state governorship, as well as the first woman to lead the Navajo Nation and Seneca Nation.
From PBS NewsHour and The Guardian
The party remained the largest by vote share in Wednesday’s local elections, but had about 30% with 99% of ballots counted, as support shifted among several parties.
From BBC News and 1News
Robert Garcia and Elizabeth Warren say they will pursue aggressive congressional oversight after Democrats’ midterm victory, with some large companies among the likely targets.
From Irish Independent and The Australian Financial Review
Stephen Miller starts as White House chief of staff on Monday, while a deputy is departing and officials say the administration is unlikely to ease immigration enforcement after Republican losses.
From PBS NewsHour, France 24 and 5 more
Javier Milei welcomed Pope Leo XIV in Buenos Aires, where the pontiff urged leaders to put people first and said economic growth should benefit those struggling.
From 1News, Al Jazeera and 1 more
The US president said he was “only kidding” about offering the UFC chief the vacant White House job. He said he would still meet White, but the reported timing differs.
From BBC Sport, 1News and 10 more
The Aer Lingus plane landed safely at a military base in Evreux, France, where bomb disposal teams examined it. More than a dozen European flights faced threats on Thursday.
From BBC News, PBS NewsHour and 4 more
Saudi Arabia says its air defences intercepted missiles launched by Yemen’s Houthis. The kingdom’s Energy Ministry says falling debris caused minor damage to an Aramco building in Riyadh.
From BBC News, France 24 and 2 more
The opposition leader has 28 days to build a coalition after an election left no bloc with a parliamentary majority. He has opened the door to allies of Benjamin Netanyahu.
From PBS NewsHour, France 24 and 2 more
The party won control of both chambers of Congress and gained seats in state legislatures. The results set up a clash with President Donald Trump and give Democrats new opportunities to shape state policy.
From DW, PBS NewsHour and 6 more
Ukraine says the overnight missile and drone barrage also hit a major bridge and energy facilities in several regions. The attacks came before planned talks in Abu Dhabi.
Updated From BBC News, France 24 and 4 more
Democrats have won control of the House and made gains in key Senate races, according to CBS News projections. The results will shape the final two years of Donald Trump’s presidency.
From PBS NewsHour, CBS News and 2 more
Trump said US forces struck Iranian air defence systems on Friday. Iranian media reported explosions on Qeshm Island, while fresh reports described blasts elsewhere near the Strait of Hormuz.
From Al Jazeera, 1News and 5 more
The NTSB says weather is a major focus as it examines the crash that killed all nine people aboard a Learjet 60 in Palm Beach County, Florida. The victims included a family with two young children.
Updated From BBC News, PBS NewsHour and 3 more
Donald Trump says he and Benjamin Netanyahu agreed to stop US funding to Israel after this year, but it is unclear which aid programmes he means or how the change would be carried out.
From France 24, PBS NewsHour and 4 more
The magnitude 5.7 quake struck Shizuoka Prefecture early on Sunday, damaging shopfronts and disrupting rail services. Japan’s meteorological agency warned people to prepare for further strong shaking.
Updated From Al Jazeera and CityNews
Abdul El-Sayed will become the first Muslim elected to the US Senate after defeating Republican Mike Rogers in a campaign shaped by attacks on his faith and arguments over costs and healthcare.
From BBC News, PBS NewsHour and 6 more