Pope Francis concludes his four-day visit to Belgium and Luxembourg with a mass at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels, where he emphasized the need for peace in the Middle East and Ukraine and canonized a sixteenth-century nun. He also made a private visit to the graves of former Belgian king Baudouin and queen Fabiola, praising the late king's refusal to sign a controversial abortion law.
Two people have been injured in a fire in Landgraaf, where an unknown man rescued them from their burning home, earning praise from the police who are now searching for him to thank him and check on his wellbeing.
Pleasure yacht in flames in The Hague after explosion on board, three injured with burns taken to hospital.
Pogacar wins the cycling World Cup after an early attack, while favorites Van der Poel and Evenepoel are amazed by his strength and perseverance. Medalists and other cyclists are full of praise for his performance.
The far-right FPÖ party has won the Austrian parliamentary elections, with projections showing them receiving 29% of the votes. The conservative ÖVP and social-democratic SPÖ parties are trailing behind, and the current chancellor has already admitted defeat.
17 People Killed in South African Village Shooting During Preparation for a Commemoration Ceremony for Previous Murders by the Suspects, Police on the Lookout for the Perpetrators.