Senior Foreign Correspondent
Evelyn St. Claire is a Senior Foreign Correspondent covering international diplomacy, geopolitics, global conflicts, and humanitarian affairs across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
Russian missile and drone attacks killed two civilians in Ukraine, while Ukrainian drone strikes reportedly killed four people in Russian-occupied territory, underscoring the escalating cross-border conflict as both sides intensify aerial assaults.
Two mosques in the occupied West Bank were set on fire in suspected Israeli settler attacks as violence escalated across the territory following deadly clashes. The incidents have drawn international condemnation amid growing concerns over worsening security and rising civilian casualties.
Berlin is mourning after a deadly attack near the city's annual Pride festival left one person dead and multiple others injured. The tragedy has shaken one of Europe's most LGBTQ+-friendly cities, prompting vigils, renewed security concerns, and calls to defend the values of diversity, inclusion, and freedom.
Shares of China's leading DRAM memory chipmaker CXMT surged more than 470% in their Shanghai debut after the company completed an $8.6 billion initial public offering, underscoring strong investor confidence in China's semiconductor industry and its drive for technological self-reliance amid rising global demand for AI chips.
Conservative activist Laura Loomer says a visit to war-torn Ukraine changed her views on Russia's invasion, as she acknowledged being influenced by Russian propaganda and urged fellow conservatives to reconsider their understanding of the conflict.
Fresh Russian and Ukrainian attacks have killed at least 15 people, according to officials on both sides. Russian strikes in Ukraine claimed three lives, while Ukrainian drone attacks in Russian-occupied territory reportedly killed 12 people, highlighting the escalating cycle of cross-border violence.