
Bryan Stern, a US special forces veteran, says the mission to rescue the missing US airman in Iran will be "very dangerous" and "more complex." Stern founded a company specializing in rescuing people from conflict zones and after natural disasters.

Bryan Stern, a US special forces veteran, says the mission to rescue the missing US airman in Iran will be "very dangerous" and "more complex." Stern founded a company specializing in rescuing people from conflict zones and after natural disasters.

CNN field producer Sebastian Shukla describes a horrifying night in Kyiv, Ukraine where 600 drones and 90 missiles landed on various targets, in what appears to be an act of retaliation by Russian forces.

At least 17 people are missing and three are dead after heavy rain hit a remote district of Chongqing in southwest China, state media reported.

Archaeologists in Peru say that an Inca citadel known as T’aqrachullo, featuring more than 700 structures mostly made of stone, could be a site more significant than the ruins of Machu Picchu.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is running out of time to win his war against Ukraine, amid economic, societal and military pressures according to Estonia’s head of foreign intelligence, Kaupo Rosin. In an interview with CNN, Rosin predicts that within the next four to five months, Putin "may not be able to negotiate from a position of a strength anymore."

A gas explosion at a coal mine in northern China has killed 90 people, according to state media, the country’s deadliest mining disaster in more than a decade. CNN’s Mike Valerio reports.

The head of the World Health Organization said in a press conference on Friday that the level of risk from Ebola has been raised to “very high” in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) but remains low on a global level.

India’s Chief Justice made remarks widely taken as calling the country’s youth “cockroaches.” What followed was the satirical “Cockroach Janta Party” which now has more than 10 million Instagram followers. CNN’s Rhea Mogul reports.


