In Rio de Janeiro, World Health Organization chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has been released from the hospital after a health scare during the G20 summit, which wrapped up with discussions on climate change, poverty, and tax policy.

Meanwhile, tensions are escalating in Ukraine as reports surface of Russia allegedly firing an intercontinental ballistic missile at Dnipro, raising concerns internationally, despite uncertainties over the missile's classification.

In related developments, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a successful test of the new hypersonic missile 'Oreshnik' on Dnipro, amid NATO tensions, describing it as impervious to modern air defenses.

Shifting to the UK's legal stance, the Council for Arab-British Understanding presses the government to respect ICC arrest warrants against Israeli leaders due to alleged Gaza conflict war crimes, stressing the importance of adherence to international law.

In response, the UK, through Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s spokesperson, reiterates its support for the ICC's independence while clarifying its position on the ongoing Gaza violence, urging an immediate ceasefire.

Lastly, on the Lebanon-Syria border, resilient taxi drivers like Fadi Slika navigate amid the chaos and craters left by recent Israeli airstrikes, continuing to ferry passengers in a region grappling with severe disruptions and a rising refugee crisis.