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Saudi-led air strikes hit separatist forces in southern Yemen after the coalition said STC leader Aidarous al-Zubaidi fled instead of boarding a flight to Riyadh.
Read report »The U.S. State Department has halted ongoing assistance to Somalia’s federal government, accusing it of destroying an American-funded World Food Programme warehouse and misappropriating food aid.
Read report »The White House said it will stop producing pennies, meaning the Treasury would end new minting of the one-cent coin if the directive is carried out.
Read report »At least five people were killed in Kwande local government area of Benue state after an attack blamed on armed herders, according to local officials and eyewitness accounts.
Read report »Fighting in Aleppo that killed seven people has cast new doubt on efforts to manage relations between Syrian government forces and the Kurdish-led SDF through talks in Damascus.
Read report »Counterterrorism police in Karachi say they arrested three suspects and seized about two tons of explosives they believe were meant for attacks by the Baloch Liberation Army.
Read report »Israel said the target was a Hamas militant it described as an imminent threat.
Read report »Saudi-backed forces say they have regained control of the two eastern governorates after fighting with UAE-backed secessionists escalated across southern Yemen.
Read report »Havana said the dead were killed while carrying out missions for the Venezuelan government, while Washington framed the operation as a law-enforcement move.
Read report »British and French aircraft hit an underground facility in central Syria, in a joint operation the UK said was aimed at preventing an Islamic State resurgence.
Read report »A sabotage attack on a cable linked to a major gas-fired power plant has left tens of thousands in south Berlin without electricity and prompted warnings over critical infrastructure security.
Read report »Ukrainian officials say a missile strike on a residential building killed four people in Kharkiv and injured 31 more.
Read report »Washington says it is now “in charge” of Venezuela as Nicolás Maduro faces charges and an acting president tries to steady the country.
Read report »BBC live coverage says the Venezuelan president and his wife were captured by U.S. forces and are due in court, as Caracas denounces the operation.
Read report »Police in Nigeria’s Borgu area say attackers burned market stalls and houses during a raid that left several people missing.
Read report »Two military-led West African governments have answered a U.S. visa crackdown with their own entry bans on Americans, widening a diplomatic dispute over travel and reciprocity.
Read report »Russian authorities say a Ukrainian drone attack on a hotel and restaurant in the Kherson region killed at least 24 people, including a child, and injured dozens more.
Read report »Washington has targeted four Venezuelan oil firms and four tankers in another escalation against Nicolás Maduro’s government, adding to a widening maritime and sanctions campaign.
Read report »A suicide attacker was killed after detonating an explosive belt in Aleppo, leaving one police officer dead and two others wounded, Syrian officials said.
Read report »The release of 18 Cambodian prisoners of war is one of the clearest signs yet that a fragile border truce is being turned into concrete steps on the ground.
Read report »The latest attack came as the US Coast Guard searched for survivors after an earlier strike, adding to scrutiny of Washington's maritime campaign.
Read report »Israel said humanitarian groups that failed new vetting rules would be barred from Gaza, a move aid agencies warned would hit civilians hard.
Read report »Saudi strikes on Mukalla port targeted a ship carrying weapons from the UAE to the Southern Transitional Council, sharpening tensions inside Yemen’s fractured war.
Read report »The two governments say a new trade agreement will widen market access and deepen investment ties, with signing expected after legal scrubbing of the text.
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