Explore the details, sources and possible effects behind past developments. Briefs are ordered by their latest reported development.
Back to the newest briefsFormer Indian envoy Sanjay Verma reportedly addressed a purported claim by Goldy Brar concerning the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar. The headline frames the case as connected to a gang war.
Ukraine is constructing what is described as its largest underground hospital.
The Australia-Saudi Business Chamber has formed an emergency committee to safeguard trade flows.
Alba has shut three smelting lines, reducing its production capacity by 19%.
S&P Global says Gulf banks are resilient for now but could face increased risks from a prolonged conflict.
Romania launched two F-16 fighter jets and a helicopter following an air alert in Galați.
An interview describes an artist's experiences aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla and alleges torture by Israel.
Notable buildings around the world were illuminated in blue and yellow for Ukraine's Independence anniversary.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen presented Ukraine with a valuable gift on its Independence Day.
An earthquake in Venezuela reportedly killed a rescue dog that had saved dozens of people from rubble.
The FBI questioned a Sri Lankan drug lord over links to Iran before his deportation.
Afghanistan is reported to be pursuing trade diversification while facing challenges in reducing reliance on Pakistan.
Tremors were reported in the Nashik-Palghar area, with coverage questioning whether they warrant concern.
The top nominee for the U.S. Marine Corps warned that a hold on military nominations could hurt readiness.
The United States has canceled military exercises with South Korea. The headlines provide no reason or further details.
Iran and Oman are again negotiating issues concerning the Strait of Hormuz.
A report says Ukraine has liberated 45,000 square kilometers, but the areas have not yet been returned to normal civilian life.
A Middle East Monitor headline discusses a Middle East alliance that does not require United States approval. The supplied headline does not identify the participating countries or specific actions.
The United States has changed the federal definition of harm under the Endangered Species Act. The headline does not provide further details about the legal change.
China and Egypt are reported to be strengthening cooperation. The headline does not specify the scope or concrete measures.
Romania's Nuclearelectrica has put an updated feasibility study for modernizing Cernavodă Unit 1 out to tender.
An Austrian economic report says consumer recovery has stalled, with retail turnover rising only 0.1% in the first half of the year.
A Calgary jewelry maker expects to lose customers amid an ongoing trade war.
A Ukrainian activist was found guilty of high treason in what the headline describes as a political show trial.
The US Department of Energy reportedly again denied the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board access to nuclear weapons facilities.
China's J-16 fighter aircraft flew alongside French Rafale jets during an exercise in Egypt.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said a historic opportunity could be lost because of Russia and called for concession rights to be sold to a third country.
Luxury apartments have opened on a former cancer-cluster site in Brisbane nearly 20 years after an evacuation.
A political amnesty law has taken effect in Thailand but excludes lese majeste offenses.
The government has told TikTok to remove videos promoting a dangerous wrong-way driving trend.
A report examines increased petrol spending since the war on Iran began.
Syria's minister says nuclear material found in the country will remain there.
Singapore's deputy prime minister is visiting the United States amid a 12.5% tariff on Singaporean exports.
A proposal for a large concrete flood-control megadike in Central Luzon is being debated against natural flood-control approaches.
The Philippine government is releasing 1 billion pesos for AI-powered flood forecasting under Project NOAH.
A report says alcohol sales or consumption are being prohibited in Ravenna and mentions more than 750 local residents. The headline does not specify the duration or precise scope of the ban.
An article examines three outstanding obstacles in a proposed peace plan for Ukraine. The headline does not identify whether an agreement has been reached.
A report says Facebook and TikTok amplified content from armed groups that was used to recruit children in Colombia. The allegation links online platforms to armed-group recruitment.
A BBC report describes Taliban governance and control over issues including divorce and smartphone use in Afghanistan. It indicates continuing restrictions under Taliban rule.
An Air India flight from Delhi carrying 164 passengers suffered a bird strike in Patna. The headline does not report casualties or the extent of disruption.