Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was in Brussels on Friday to shore up support from European allies, whom he called “real leaders.”

At least 19 occupants of a bus, including the driver, were injured after it crashed into a freight train at the French end of the Channel Tunnel.

The police chief of Peshawar said the building had shown structural weaknesses and its owner had been arrested.

Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians in towns across the occupied West Bank during the olive harvest on Friday and set fire to cars and trees. Meanwhile, Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen attacked near a palace used by the country’s internationally recognized government,

Romania resumed a search on Friday for seven sailors missing from a chemical tanker hit by a drone near its Black Sea ​coast, the latest in a series of attacks highlighting risks ‌to commercial shipping near NATO's eastern flank.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is back in the province he calls home, making the case for unity days before Albertans decide whether to take a step toward separation from Canada. Monday’s vote is a referendum on whether to hold a referendum: It asks Albertans whether to start the process toward a future vote on leaving Canada.

Volodymyr Zelensky is hoping to rally support from European leaders at a summit in Brussels on Friday, as Donald Trump threatens to cripple Ukraine’s war effort by buying Russian diesel. Ukraine’s president had said his country would not acquiesce to Mr Trump’s demand to stop attacking Russian oil refineries.

The rupee’s rebound from near a record low, after the Reserve Bank of India mounted its most aggressive defense of the currency since 2013, has bought the currency some time but at a steep cost.