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1. Epstein victims expect death threats to rise as US release of files nears

   Abuse survivors urge accountability, support ahead of the release of the files related to the sex offender in the US.

2. Jake Paul dwarfed by Anthony Joshua in heavyweight boxing face-off

   Social media boxing star Jake Paul predicts big win over two-time heavyweight champ Anthony Joshua at official launch.

3. How the olive harvest in Palestine suffers under occupation

   Palestine’s centuries-old olive groves have become a target under Israeli occupation.

4. Indonesian Muslim group tells leader to resign over pro-Israel speaker

   The leadership of Nahdlatul Ulama, the world's biggest Islamic organisation, has called on their chairman to resign.

5. ‘Cheering for him’: Key takeaways from Trump-Mamdani White House meeting

   President Trump and the mayor-elect adopt a markedly warmer tone after months of insults, catching many off guard.

6. LIVE: Israel attacks Gaza as large-scale recovery of bodies set to begin

   A series of artillery, air attacks hit near Rafah, Khan Younis, Deir el-Balah, as well as Gaza City.

7. US sanctions must be stopped as they reshape life in Cuba: UN rapporteur

   The ongoing US actions are 'suffocating the social fabric of Cuban society', according to the expert.

8. Seven bodyguards arrested over Mexico mayor’s assassination

   The killing of Carlos Manzo has caused widespread shock and outrage, prompting antigovernment protests.

9. Australia’s Northern Territory braces for Tropical Cyclone Fina

   Authorities in Australia's Northern Territory described the situation as 'serious', as they urged residents to shelter.

10. US warns civilian flights as military activity around Venezuela increases

    US aviation administration issues warning amid 'worsening security' and growing 'military activity' around Venezuela.