General Secretary Xi Jinping presents awards to outstanding members of the Communist Party of China as the CPC marks its 105th founding anniversary. Sifting through mountains of rubble one week after twin earthquakes devastated Venezuela, the agonizing wait for families and tens of thousands still missing. It's as big as big as ten football fields and can carry more than 10,000 cars: China's world class shipping entities on display.

General Secretary Xi Jinping is leading a major event in Beijing as the Communist Party of China marks its 105th anniversary. Meanwhile, devastating new images from Venezuela reveal the true scale of last week's powerful earthquakes, leaving the country's healthcare system under immense strain. Finally, the White House has suffered a major legal defeat after the Supreme Court officially struck down President Donald Trump's executive order on limiting birthright citizenship.

The desperate search for survivors continues in Venezuela with tens of thousands of people believed to still be missing. The US plans to meet Iran in Doha on Tuesday after tit-for-tat strikes, but Iran has not confirmed talks. And Eastern Europe is in the grips of a brutal heat wave that shattered records across Western Europe.

Rescue teams race against the clock in Venezuela - the search for quake survivors continues as tens of thousands remain missing. Attacks and accusations between the US and Iran - they blame each other for violating a ceasefire. And in South Africa, thousands of migrants scramble to leave the country under threat from anti-immigrant groups - how this will stretch resources as they return.

A frantic search for survivors after back-to-back deadly and destructive earthquakes in Venezuela. Europe's blistering heat wave shatters new records as it moves east, bringing dangerous conditions to Germany, the Czech Republic and The Netherlands. And a busy day on the pitch at the World Cup, a look ahead to Friday's high-stake showdown between Iran and Egypt.

No relief from a dangerous heatwave across Europe as record-breaking temperatures trigger urgent warnings. Chinese Premier Li Qiang calls for innovation and cooperation as Summer Davos opens in Dalian, bringing together business leaders from around the world. And Secretary of State Marco Rubio meets with Kuwait's crown prince as part of a tour to reassure Arab allies after the US-Iran agreement.

Iran's president visits Pakistan, a key mediator between Tehran and Washington, as the two sides give conflicting accounts over UN inspection of Iran's nuclear sites. No relief from Europe's sweltering heat wave - unprecedented temperatures and warnings with France recording its hottest day ever. And Mexico's high-tech answer to World Cup security: robotic dogs on patrol.

A shake up at Downing Street as British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces his resignation just two years after a landslide election win. Cautious optimism as round one of peace talks between the US and Iran wraps up, but will Israel become a stumbling block to a long term deal? And innovation is on the agenda for Summer Davos as it prepares to open in China's Liaoning Province.

Talks between the US and Iran conclude in Switzerland. US vice president JD Vance talks of turning over a new leaf in relations, but President Donald Trump threatens another wave of attacks if talks don't succeed. Results are coming in for Columbia's presidential runoff, a close vote between the hard right and leftist candidates. And five World Cup games on Sunday with some teams facing make or break matches.

The presidents of the United States and Iran finalize an initial agreement to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Yet the deal has not been able to curb Israel's military campaign, with airstrikes persisting across Lebanon, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejecting calls to withdraw troops from occupied areas. And we look at how Susan’s children are paying the price of a devastating conflict.