Explore the details, sources and possible effects behind past developments. Briefs are ordered by their latest reported development.
Back to the newest briefsGermany planned nearly €12 billion for long-range weapons intended to strengthen deterrence against Russia. The proposal had not yet received Bundestag approval and included missiles from 2027 onward.
A woman survived eight days in the Gunma Mountains after being swept away by a flash flood. The incident demonstrates the danger posed by sudden flooding.
Malian forces are conducting an operation against suspected Islamist militants in Gao, according to witnesses. The headline indicates continuing armed-security activity in the region.
News coverage highlights a migrant crisis in Ceuta, Spain, with differing emphasis on its humanitarian aspects. The supplied headline does not provide further details on the scale or cause.
Japan will fund construction of a new air traffic control tower at Kathmandu airport in Nepal.
Oil prices have risen again in connection with sanctions on Iran. The headline does not quantify the increase or describe broader market effects.
A UK judge dismissed terrorism convictions against activists from Palestine Action. The ruling concerns a politically sensitive group linked to the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Firefighters from other countries are providing backup to crews in the western United States. The headline indicates significant wildfire response needs but gives no specific fire details.
Sergio has visited Kashmir, described in the headline as a reply to Pakistan's diplomacy. The headline does not provide details of any official action or escalation.
Drillo has called for a boycott of Israel. The headline does not indicate that governments or major institutions have adopted the measure.
Greenpeace has highlighted severe risks facing coastal areas. The supplied headline does not specify the hazard or affected locations.
Boeing engineers and technical workers have rejected a contract offer. The headline does not say that a strike has begun.
Nigeria's aviation authority has restricted helicopter flights over Abuja. The supplied headline does not state the reason or duration.
The Kittle Fire remains largely uncontained. The headline does not provide its location or reported damage.
Evidence indicates widespread vitamin D deficiency in Bangladesh. The headline characterizes it as a major public health concern.
A report says train thieves steal an estimated $200 million each year. The supplied headline does not specify the country or scale of disruption caused.
A US missionary kidnapped in Niger has been released after nine months in captivity, according to his organization.
A landslide has consumed part of a community in Calabar. The headline indicates significant local physical destruction.
Investors reportedly placed demand exceeding N1 trillion for Nigeria's Open Market Operations bills.
Large surf conditions led to several rescues, while crowds gathered to watch an unusually large wave known as Wedge.
The president of the International Criminal Court has spoken publicly for the first time after being sanctioned by the United States.
The anticipated departure of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon is described as increasing uncertainty in the country.
A Western Slope Colorado water district is adapting to ongoing drought conditions and planning long-term resilience measures.
An earthquake swarm has been reported at California’s Coso volcanic field. The supplied headline does not indicate casualties or major damage.
Mexico has reportedly stopped sending oil to Cuba amid pressure from the United States.
A Turkish headline reports that NATO has been included on Israel's target list.
Saudel has strengthened into a typhoon, while a low-pressure area has become a tropical depression outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility. The supplied headline provides no details on impacts.
The head of the Dutch intelligence service warns that the Netherlands is facing unusually prolonged and intensive threats from multiple directions.
A decree signed by Abelardo De la Espriella allows Colombia to resume coal exports to Israel.
Bomb experts found that a 160-year-old Civil War artillery shell used as a paperweight remained live.
The United States plans to deploy the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier to Latin America.
Afghans who worked alongside British troops have reportedly been affected by another personal-data breach, described as the 50th in five years.
Forever chemicals have been detected reaching Lake Rotorua, prompting calls for urgent PFAS testing.
Continental Resources plans to acquire FireBird Energy, adding 32,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day in Permian Basin production.
Italian aerospace company Avio has shortlisted three US states as potential locations for a new rocket motor factory.
Volunteers delivered cleanup equipment as businesses in Ringgold started recovering from additional flooding. The flooding caused community and commercial disruption.
A defence chief released new lists of people wanted in connection with Boko Haram. The move concerns an ongoing terrorism threat.
A vehicle fire triggered a second-alarm brush fire, and evacuation warnings were issued. The incident created a wider local wildfire hazard.
Analysts assess how Yemen turns a blockade into a weapon. The headline indicates a wider strategic dimension to the blockade.
The article discusses the growing role of smartphones in disaster response and the risks of losing access during emergencies. It also outlines ways to prepare for such disruptions.