Explore the details, sources and possible effects behind past developments. Briefs are ordered by their latest reported development.
Back to the newest briefsReports continue to attribute the breach to hackers and put the number of affected passengers at 8.7 to 9 million. The latest figure modestly increases the reported scale of the exposure.
Global military expenditure reportedly reached $2.89 trillion, with increased spending by Europe, China and India.
Reports indicate a cyberattack affecting Stansted Airport and exposing customer data. The reported impact on airport parking is unclear from the headlines.
Flooding in the U.S. Midwest is described as an increasing threat to agricultural production.
Israeli media characterized the reported dissolution of the YPG as benefiting Türkiye and harming Israel’s position.
The owner of Stansted Airport was reportedly targeted in a cyberattack that stole data from millions of customers.
Analysts estimate that kidnappers in Nigeria collected more than $5 million in ransom payments over one year.
Pro-Russian hackers have declared a cyberwar against Norway, citing the country's support for Ukraine. The headlines do not specify particular targets or the extent of any attacks.
A delicatessen chain with 19 branches has reportedly shut down and dismissed all employees.
A media report says Italy is planning a billion-euro package for Ukraine, though details are described as secret.
Iran reportedly hanged three people, including a teenage wrestler, in the first executions during the January protests.
Russia reportedly struck nine cities, while grain ports were reported burning, following a visit by the CIA chief to Moscow.
Romania has pledged to strengthen NATO's eastern-flank defense in response to the threat from Russia.
The article discusses why Israel maintains what it describes as a preemptive military advantage.
An Israeli commander defended the decision to order a drone strike that killed aid worker Zomi Frankcom.
A kickoff symposium was held in Taiwan for a Japan-Taiwan exchange project.
The headline reports an ongoing conflict and recent US sanctions, without providing further details.
A Russian MP threatened to cut energy supplies to Hungary after Budapest called Moscow a security threat.
An Iranian spokesperson criticized US sanctions on Tehran as a 'pure parody.'
The Canary Islands Seismic Network detected a signal associated with a catastrophic landslide between Nepal and Tibet.
The headline raises the question of whether the European Union could provide greater strategic shelter from the United States.
Italian tourist Marco Ratto is among those reported missing after flooding in Nepal.
The headline discusses an alleged atomic threat involving Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump.
Ukraine expects the remaining negotiation clusters in its talks with the European Union to open by the end of the year.
The headline examines why trade dependence between Canada and the United States has become a problem.
Volkswagen's chief executive confirmed talks concerning production related to Israel's Iron Dome air-defense system.
Extreme heat is affecting firefighters while ongoing wildfires push crews to their limits.
The United States expressed support for a proposed electricity grid connection linking Israel, Cyprus and Greece.
Qatar welcomed the first field verification mission of the Expanded Joint Verification Mechanism Plus in Minembwe, eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.
French authorities relaxed strict cheesemaking rules as farmers faced record heat and drought.
The German naval support ship Berlin is sailing for a NATO deployment.
The headline discusses Europe's strategic weight, a possible 'NATO 3.0' and debates over military deployments.
Polymarket wallets may have been used to trade based on military secrets, according to the headline.
CISA has warned that six vulnerabilities affecting Microsoft, Linux and Citrix products are being actively exploited.
Germany is considering whether to embrace Israeli bonds while other EU states reportedly restrict banking relationships over rights concerns.
A report argues that Moldova needs hard security guarantees against Moscow after Independence Day parades.
The Zimbabwe Mail discusses Zimbabwe's transition toward a single currency and the role of the ZiG in the wider economy.
A report says France is not ready to address the security threat posed by inexpensive drones.
Greek opposition leader Kyriakos Velopoulos has criticized EU Operation Irini inspections involving Russian tankers.
Colombia's army was reportedly ambushed for a second time in Huila. The headline indicates continuing armed violence against security forces.