At least 11 dead in the French territory of Mayotte as Cyclone Chido causes devastating damage

The EU is seeking a trade deal with the US similar to the UK agreement, aiming to maintain some tariffs post-deadline in July, as fears of economic backlash curb calls for retaliation. Despite divisions among member states, a potential acceptance of a 10% reciprocal duty is on the table, with ongoing negotiations addressing sensitive sectors like steel and pharmaceuticals. Need More Context? 🔎

SINGAPORE: Two Singaporean men were arrested in Thailand on June 17, 2025, as part of a joint operation by Singapore and Thai authorities targeting a transnational vice syndicate linked to over 70 arrests in Singapore since 2023. The arrested individuals, aged 36 and 38, allegedly managed prostitution earnings and facilitated operations, with assets valued at over 20 million Thai baht seized during the operation. Need More Context? 🔎

West Coast captain Oscar Allen will undergo knee surgery, making a return this season unlikely. Struggling with ongoing injuries, he is out of contract at season's end, with Brisbane and Hawthorn as potential suitors, while the Eagles hope to retain him with a three-year offer. Need More Context? 🔎

The Supreme Court has instructed the Karnataka government to facilitate the screening of Kamal Haasan's film "Thug Life" and take action against those hindering its release. The court underscored the importance of protecting artistic expression, emphasizing the state's role in safeguarding freedom of expression in the face of perceived offenses. Need More Context? 🔎

Two men, Jose Romero and Nathen Garley, were sentenced to life in prison for the 2023 shooting death of 11-year-old Froylan Villegas outside an Albuquerque baseball stadium, which also injured his cousin. The incident led New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham to declare a public health emergency over gun violence and impose temporary gun restrictions in certain areas, prompting protests from gun rights advocates. Need More Context? 🔎

Canada's helicopter industry accuses the federal government of violating safety regulations by allowing the RCMP to use second-hand Black Hawk helicopters for border patrol, which were granted special exemptions by Transport Canada. Industry leaders express concerns over the safety and legality of these aircraft, which are over 40 years old and lack necessary certifications, urging stricter enforcement of safety conditions. Need More Context? 🔎