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Record drone wave, unclear effect: interceptions touted, warehouses ablaze near Moscow
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Record drone wave, unclear effect: interceptions touted, warehouses ablaze near Moscow

Ukraine sent hundreds of drones toward Russia as cross-border strikes hit civilians and logistics hubs from Moscow to Kryvyi Rih, with spillover reaching Romanian airspace.

Ukraine launched one of the war’s largest drone waves deep into Russia, with Moscow authorities reporting hundreds of inbound UAVs and fires at log...

Lula’s sovereignty pitch meets Bolsonaro-brand continuity in a too-close start
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Lula’s sovereignty pitch meets Bolsonaro-brand continuity in a too-close start

Official rallies in São Bernardo do Campo and Copacabana launch a two‑camp contest between the incumbent and Jair Bolsonaro’s son.

Brazil’s official campaign season opened with President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva launching a fourthterm bid in São Bernardo on public security, so...

Civilian port or military node? Mocha strike blurs the line
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Civilian port or military node? Mocha strike blurs the line

Yemen’s government reports sweeping counter-operations as Marib is shelled and Saudi Arabia activates a Red Sea security coalition.

Houthi ballistic missiles struck the governmentheld Red Sea port of Mocha al‑Makha, killing at least four and forcing a suspension of commercial op...


Security on display, while rights curbs block the road to normalcy
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Security on display, while rights curbs block the road to normalcy

The fifth anniversary includes Kabul rallies, bans on women’s sport and schooling, mounting humanitarian need, and pressure on Western governments over Afghan resettlement.

Marking five years since their return, Taliban authorities staged tightly choreographed celebrations in Kabul—from flowers dropped by military heli...

A federal plea that could upend New York’s murder case
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A federal plea that could upend New York’s murder case

He admitted to interstate stalking resulting in death, with prosecutors seeking a life sentence at a December hearing.

Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty in U.S. federal court to interstate stalking resulting in death and cyberstalking resulting in death for the Dec. 4, ...

Stranded thousands are certain; the missing remain a moving target
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Stranded thousands are certain; the missing remain a moving target

Exceptional rainfall in Chiba Prefecture flooded transport links and cut power during the Obon rush, turning Narita’s rail-dependent access into a chokepoint.

Recordbreaking rains east of Tokyo flooded Chiba Prefecture, severed rail links to Narita Airport during the Obon rush, knocked out power to about ...


One arrest, many sieges: is enforcement changing or just relabeled?
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One arrest, many sieges: is enforcement changing or just relabeled?

Israel debates moving West Bank civilian law enforcement from the army to police amid days-long settler blockades near Qusra, while Washington presses Netanyahu to condemn the violence and its ambassador denounces a separate home seizure the IDF reversed.

Reports from Qusra near Nablus describe dayslong settler sieges that left several Palestinian homes cut off from food and supplies while the army d...

Weakened storm, lingering danger: Hawaii weighs when to stand down
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Weakened storm, lingering danger: Hawaii weighs when to stand down

Lala skirted the Big Island, prompting rare hurricane warnings, widespread flooding, power outages, hospital generator use, and a state of emergency.

Hurricane Lala skirted Hawaii’s Big Island without making landfall, briefly reaching Category 1 before weakening to a tropical storm, yet still unl...

Flores quake response races terrain as numbers stall—or surge
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Flores quake response races terrain as numbers stall—or surge

A 7.7 offshore quake near Ende brought brief tsunami alerts, dozens of aftershocks, landslides and cut roads across Flores’ regencies.

A magnitude7.7 earthquake struck off Indonesia’s Flores island early Saturday, briefly triggering a tsunami warning before unleashing landslides an...


Declaratory power meets contested waters: who sets the rules in Hormuz?
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Declaratory power meets contested waters: who sets the rules in Hormuz?

Trump’s territorial vow, Tehran’s sovereignty claim, and conflicting reports of blockades unfold alongside Red Sea attacks and calls to restore navigation under international law.

At a New York rally, President Donald Trump vowed to declare the Strait of Hormuz U.S. territory after “defeating Iran” and said Washington is bloc...

A pause meant for diplomacy, or a prelude to escalation?
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A pause meant for diplomacy, or a prelude to escalation?

The cease-fire–linked understanding between Washington and Tehran expired as both traded violation claims, the U.S. Navy disabled a cargo ship under a U.S. blockade of Iranian ports, and outlets reported Iranian missile, drone, and proxy activity.

A June US–Iran memorandum tied to a ceasefire and followon talks has lapsed without a broader deal, with US reporting saying the sides blew past a ...

A carrier swap tests whether relief restores readiness—or relocates risk
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A carrier swap tests whether relief restores readiness—or relocates risk

The USS Abraham Lincoln’s unusually long, Iran-linked deployment, marked by reported onboard hardships, will end as the USS George Washington transits west to assume the mission.

The U.S. is sending the USS George Washington to relieve the USS Abraham Lincoln after more than eight months at sea without a port call, a record ...