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German authorities found another drone with explosives.
A Geran-4 drone exploded near Odesa, with underground facilities reportedly a possible target.
Israel has occupied a UN training center for Palestinians in East Jerusalem.
The UN secretary-general called for breaking the cycle linking wars and hunger and said there is no time to lose.
Iran has seen long queues as people fear a gasoline shortage.
The headline reports tensions involving Syria, Israel and Türkiye in the context of an attack in Ebu Zuhur.
Ukraine’s Batkivshchyna party is blocking laws linked to European integration, while experts warn of corruption loopholes.
German authorities found another drone and possible explosives at Leipzig airport.
Bulgaria’s defense minister said Iran carried out a “very good” hybrid operation.
A fire in Haskovo burned 14,000 decares, with a 13-year-old reportedly blamed for starting it.
Rainfall exceeded the capacity of a pump station during flooding in downtown Norfolk.
Russian soldiers released from captivity in Mali described their treatment to Russian media.
Gas service was restored after Enstar obtained a temporary liquefied natural gas supply.
Trade-war measures associated with Donald Trump are creating political difficulties for Republicans.
A leaked recording reportedly indicates that a plane involved in a crash in Colombia ran out of fuel.
Energy prices are forecast to rise to their highest winter level in three years.
Ukraine’s ousted defense minister said changes are needed to avoid losing the war. The headline indicates concern about Ukraine’s military position but gives no specific battlefield development.
U.S. envoy Tom Barrack returned to the spotlight following comments about the Golan Heights. The headline does not specify the comments’ content or policy consequences.
Iran said the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed and warned of preemptive action. The statement indicates a serious escalation involving a major global maritime chokepoint.
Testing confirmed the presence of PFAS near Spokane International Airport. The headline does not specify contamination levels or confirmed effects on the wider population.
The report examines cargo liquefaction risks associated with the loss of the Stellar Daisy. Liquefaction can threaten the stability and safety of bulk carriers.
Pakistan is seeking a strategic economic partnership with Saudi Arabia. The headline does not provide details on the proposed agreement or its scope.
Sydney-based builder Bathla Group entered administration, leaving about 7,000 homes affected or uncertain. The development signals substantial disruption in Australia’s construction and housing sector.
Bulgaria expressed support for the Ukraine-focused 'Coalition of the Willing' while ruling out direct participation. The position highlights limits on allied involvement in the war.
Forces from Australia, the Philippines and the United States conducted a multilateral maritime cooperative activity. The headline does not specify an incident or escalation.
Flooding disrupted electricity and water supplies in Strumyani, Bulgaria, and seven people were evacuated. The event caused local infrastructure damage and displacement.
U.S. stocks closed higher on technology gains despite retaliatory Canadian tariffs. The headline indicates an ongoing trade-related market development.
India’s secondary steel producers are seeking government support amid an industrial gas supply crisis. The disruption is affecting an important industrial sector.
Authorities reduced the Mukluk Fire GO zone while crews prepared affected homes for residents to return. The headline indicates an ongoing wildfire response and recovery phase.
Project NOAH is presented as a potential tool to address concerns over wasteful flood-control projects. A scientist explains its possible role in flood management.
A producer alleges that three-quarters of the country's consumed pork is imported. The headline does not identify the country or provide corroborating figures.
The SDF/YPG has announced that it is dissolving. The supplied headline does not provide further details about the timing or circumstances.
The United States is advancing rescission of the Roadless Rule alongside other development-focused actions. The headline does not specify the affected areas or legal status.
The Ruvuma-Rufiji Gas Basin is being discussed as a potential source of supply for growing global LNG demand. The headline does not indicate a current disruption or production decision.
Malaysia is testing cloud-seeding assistance for Indonesia as haze crosses national borders. The headline does not identify the haze source or its severity.
Bulgaria's Defense Committee has approved deals involving Stryker vehicles and minesweepers. The headline does not specify the deal values or delivery timelines.
Reports indicate a last-minute breakdown in negotiations between the United States and Canada. The specific subject and consequences are not provided.
Ukraine’s military intelligence reportedly identified 79 Russian enterprises involved in producing Su-35S aircraft, with 22 still not under sanctions. The report concerns Russia’s defense-industrial supply chain.
The headline presents China as determining the course of an economic conflict with the United States. It does not specify the measures or developments involved.