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1. Uganda confirms three new Ebola cases, bringing total to five

   The new cases include a driver who transported the country's first ⁠confirmed patient and a ​health worker.

2. China coal mine blast kills at least 90, leaves nine missing

   A gas explosion at the Liushenyu coal mine in China’s Shanxi province has killed at least 90 workers.

3. Man Utd’s Fernandes trumps Arsenal to Premier League player of season award

   Arsenal's Gabriel, David Raya and Declan Rice, and Man City's Erling Haaland and Antoine Semenyo, pipped to EPL award.

4. Senegal’s President Faye sacks PM Sonko and dissolves government

   The renewed instability could complicate bailout negotiations with the International Monetary Fund.

5. Senegal’s President Faye sacks PM Sonko as deepening rift erupts

   Supporters of Senegal’s ousted prime minister have rallied outside his home in Dakar.

6. Zelenskyy says ‘time is right’ for Ukraine to start process of joining EU

   His comments come as both Kyiv and Moscow try to advance their interests on the battlefield.

7. Kohli refuses Head handshake after heated Hyderabad-Bengaluru clash in IPL

   Sunrisers Hyderabad beat Virat Kohli's Royal ​Challengers Bengaluru by 55 runs, leaving former India captain fuming.

8. Israel attacks southern Lebanon and near Syrian border despite ‘ceasefire’

   People in southern Lebanon are living under "psychological terror" from Israeli air attacks and displacement orders.

9. Mexico beat Ghana as World Cup cohosts excel despite FIFA sanctions

   Parts of the Puebla stadium for high-profile warm-up for 2026 edition were closed to spectators due to FIFA sanctions.

10. Missiles to munitions: Does the US risk running out of key weapons?

    The US projects confidence in weapons stockpiles, but analysts say dwindling munitions are shaping its war decisions.