Explore the details, sources and possible effects behind past developments. Briefs are ordered by their latest reported development.
Back to the newest briefsThe Panama Canal administrator says every drop of water counts, indicating continued concern about water availability for canal operations. Water constraints can affect shipping through the canal.
A migrant boat reportedly struck a girl near Italy's coast, causing serious injuries.
A Finnish analysis reportedly warns that Russia is preparing attacks against NATO and links the concern to a CIA director's visit.
A report says Russia is preparing new tests of the Burevestnik nuclear-powered missile, described as a potential flying Chernobyl.
A stabbing attack was reportedly foiled and a pregnant suspect arrested.
The United States says Chinese hackers broke into the Justice Department, NASA, Federal Reserve, Senate and other institutions.
Armed gunmen reportedly kidnapped up to 500 people, prompting the president to order a national manhunt.
A hospital intervention was associated with reductions in stillbirths and newborn deaths in Africa.
Farmers halted an onion train at Lasalgaon station in Nashik, Maharashtra, reportedly preventing it from continuing toward Delhi.
A group was caught in a flash flood in Gyirong, with rescue efforts underway.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that no agreement is possible with Iran, according to the supplied headline.
A Moody’s unit lowered its growth forecast for the Philippines to 3%.
Donald Trump disclosed new information about the health of Iran’s supreme leader, according to the headline.
A figure described as a Trump hawk has made an unexplained trip to Moscow, with Germany identified as a possible factor.
An explainer examines Colombia's shift toward Israel. The headline does not specify the policy measures or their consequences.
Oil prices declined as markets responded to hopes for progress in Middle East diplomatic efforts.
A report says Israel is extending its campaign against UNRWA and links the move to advancing West Bank annexation. The headline indicates an intensifying dispute involving humanitarian operations and territorial policy.
Iran's IRGC says it reached an agreement with Oman to share revenues from the Strait of Hormuz. The headline provides no further details about the arrangement.
Ukraine's military has added jet-powered interceptor drones, reportedly called Alexa Spatium, to its arsenal.
Guyana is urged to build a refinery as protection against global disruptions. The headline does not specify a current disruption or project status.
Latvia is strengthening preparations for war as part of an effort to prevent conflict.
A US envoy said proposed pilot areas in southern Lebanon remain under definition. The statement concerns arrangements in an active conflict zone.
Prominent Ukrainian commanders are set to lead the defence of an eastern region that Russia is demanding.
Lviv is adapting to a new reality of displacement caused by the war in Ukraine.
Jairam Ramesh has called for a Kargil-style review of Operation Sindoor following remarks by General Chauhan.
Floods have struck Nepal and Tibet while communities are still recovering from previous climate extremes.
S&P says airlines in the Asia-Pacific region, including India, may keep fares high as resilient demand offsets easing jet fuel prices.
Taiwan is pushing a $6.6 billion military drone package as tensions with China continue.
A Canadian HR Reporter headline describes developments as a body blow to North American competitiveness.
The first British person reported to have fought for Russia in Ukraine has died, according to the supplied headline.
A major flood in Nepal has killed at least 98 people and left hundreds missing, including two Spanish nationals. The disaster has affected a large population and involves an ongoing search for missing people.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti and Defense Minister Guido Crosetto are reported to be disputing military spending.
Ramush Haradinaj said Serbia could discuss Kosovo’s independence if those involved are found guilty in a decision expected on September 16.
The United States classified the British group Palestine Action as an international terrorist organization and announced sanctions, according to the supplied headline.
A report describes a mysterious mission in Moscow and outlines three possible explanations for a secret visit by the CIA chief to Russia.
Floodwaters and mud blocked a road in Nepal, trapping passengers on a bus for 10 hours. They were unable to continue or return.
A Russian headline reports that nine people were killed in a Ukrainian attack on a bus.
France and Britain have welcomed the integration of the Syrian Democratic Forces into Syrian state institutions.
Talks are due to begin to prevent a possible 48-hour work stoppage at the state's only child detention centre.
A crash on the M50 has caused major traffic disruption.