Israel forcibly evacuates Gaza hospital and detains medical staff

Forty-four years after Israel's preemptive strike on Iraq's Osirak reactor, Israel has invoked the Begin Doctrine to target Iran's advancing nuclear weapons program, which has reportedly reached a critical stage. Following Iran's aggressive actions and non-compliance with international agreements, Israel has initiated airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites and military leadership, underscoring a dire shift in regional security dynamics. Need More Context? 🔎

An actor, Derek Dixon, has filed a lawsuit against Tyler Perry, alleging sexual harassment and unwanted advances, seeking $260 million in punitive damages. The suit details incidents of groping and coercion, claiming Perry used career opportunities to manipulate Dixon while attempting to cover up the alleged assault with offers to develop a show. Need More Context? 🔎

SINGAPORE: A 42-year-old man is under investigation for wilful trespass after being shot while cycling in a restricted area during a Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) live-firing exercise in the Central Catchment Nature Reserve. He was hospitalized with a bullet slug lodged in his back and may face fines of up to S$1,000 for entering the designated military zone. Need More Context? 🔎

UFO hunters are buzzing over a photo from NASA's Curiosity rover, which appears to show a “mushroom” on Mars, originally taken in 2013. However, astrobiologist Dr. Louisa Preston clarifies that the object is likely just rocks shaped by the environment, as the harsh Martian conditions would make it impossible for mushrooms to survive; future missions, like the Rosalind Franklin rover in 2028, aim to search for potential life beneath the surface. Need More Context? 🔎

Asahi's non-alcohol subsidiary in New Zealand, including Charlie's juices and Phoenix Organics, continues to incur losses and relies on its Japanese parent for support, recording a net loss of $7.18 million for the 2024 financial year. Since Asahi's acquisition in 2011, the Better Drinks Co has accumulated losses of $104.2 million, with total equity plummeting from $49 million in 2013 to negative $7.9 million in 2024. Need More Context? 🔎

The family of former Zambian President Edgar Lungu has halted the return of his body from South Africa, citing the government's failure to adhere to funeral arrangements, including a lack of consultation on a draft program. Tensions between the family and the government continue amid a national mourning period, with Lungu's body expected to be repatriated eventually for burial following a state funeral on June 22. Need More Context? 🔎