Thousands stream into Belgrade square to protest against populist Serbian president

More than 1.15 million Anker PowerCore 10000 power banks have been recalled in the US due to fire and explosion risks, following 19 reported incidents, including minor burns and over $60,000 in property damage. Customers should stop using the affected model, contact Anker for a free replacement, and dispose of the devices properly at hazardous waste centers. More Context

Ontario Premier Doug Ford's government has been found to have violated legal record-keeping obligations related to its now-reversed decision to open protected Greenbelt lands for housing, according to the province's information and privacy commissioner. In response, Ford's administration is introducing an amendment to Bill 5 that will include duty to consult provisions. More Context

Abu Ala al-Walai, leader of the Iran-backed Kataib Sayyid al-Shuhada militia, warned that the U.S. would be "humiliated" in a potential conflict with Iran, amidst U.S. diplomatic evacuations in Iraq due to safety concerns. Iraqi officials asserted that embassies are secure, while tensions rise over stalled nuclear negotiations and potential military actions involving U.S. and Iranian interests in the region. More Context

Explosions have been reported northeast of Tehran, with Israeli Air Force strikes confirmed by multiple sources, although the Israeli military has not publicly acknowledged the attack. Following the strikes, Israel has updated its civil guidelines to restrict activities to "essential" operations only, banning educational and public gatherings. More Context

The US Army's 250th anniversary military parade is scheduled for June 14 in Washington DC, coinciding with President Donald Trump's 79th birthday, and features tanks and heavy equipment already in the city. It marks the first military parade since 1991, which celebrated Gulf War veterans, and public opinions on its estimated costs have been sought by the BBC. More Context

Two individuals sustained serious injuries during a home invasion in East Tamaki, Auckland, last night, with evidence of violence evident through blood smears and broken furniture. A 27-year-old man has been arrested and is set to appear in the Manukau District Court charged with wounding following police response to the incident. More Context