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Shipping in Hormuz: power-enforced routes or an agreed corridor?

CENTCOM redirected 92–94 commercial vessels and boarded two, as Iran claims tanker strikes and Oman and Qatar advance an IMO-registered corridor.

Published: 2 months ago

The U.S. has resumed strikes on Iranian targets and is enforcing an oil‑export blockade by redirecting more than 90 ships, disabling three and boar...

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Rubble removal collides with evidence preservation in Gaza’s next steps

Francesca Albanese cautions that large-scale debris processing under Israeli control risks destroying traces of atrocity crimes and hindering identification of thousands still under the rubble.

Published: 2 months ago

As Israel advances largescale rubble removal in Gaza, UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese warns that crushing and relocating debris could eras...

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Battle for Bab el-Mandeb tests control claims on both sides

Iran-backed Houthis and Saudi-backed government forces are battling along the Taiz–Mokha corridor by the Red Sea gateway, with more than 300 dead and about 18,500 newly displaced.

Published: 2 months ago

Since Thursday, battles along Yemen’s Taiz–west coast corridor have surged as Iran‑backed Houthis moved to sever government access to Mokha and the...

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EU–Greenland deal straddles development goals and resource security ambitions

Von der Leyen announced a two-year Global Gateway package spanning minerals, connectivity, energy, fisheries, education and more, alongside a joint declaration with Greenland and Denmark.

Published: 2 months ago

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen ended a twoday visit to Nuuk by unveiling a €200 million Global Gateway partnership with Greenla...

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Symbol or conduit: New Russia–North Korea bridge faces reality test

A two-lane, one‑kilometer span over the Tumen River now connects Khasan and Tumangang, inaugurated remotely by Russian and North Korean premiers.

Published: 2 months ago

Russia and North Korea on 7 September opened their first crossborder road bridge over the Tumen River between Khasan and Tumangang—a two‑lane, roug...

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Saxony‑Anhalt’s landslide opens two risky paths for Germany

AfD captured roughly 44% in Saxony-Anhalt, short of an outright majority, as the CDU, SPD, Greens, FDP and newcomer BSW weigh post‑election options under long‑standing pledges to avoid AfD coalitions.

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AfD took about 44–44.5% in Saxony‑Anhalt’s 6 September election—the largest far‑right state result in post‑war Germany—falling three seats short of...

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A rare prosecution tests the story behind an immigration raid shooting

The case stems from a January incident during Trump’s Operation Metro Surge that left Venezuelan national Julio Sosa-Celis wounded.

Published: 2 months ago

Federal prosecutors charged ICE officer Christian Castro with six counts of making false statements about a January shooting in Minneapolis that wo...

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A conflict that escalates while Washington refuses to call it war

U.S. and Iranian forces exchanged strikes across the region as Washington pivoted from a lapsed June memorandum toward economic and military pressure, with oil prices rising and the Army secretary resigning.

Published: 2 months ago

At the first White House briefing since the press secretary’s departure, Vice President JD Vance refused to set a timeline and resisted calling the...

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Gaza exodus sold as voluntary, constrained by law and allies

Ben Gvir outlines 250,000 departures in year one toward roughly 1.86 million, plus a migration ministry and billions in funding, unveiled ahead of Israeli elections.

Published: 2 months ago

Israel’s national security minister Itamar Ben Gvir unveiled a multiyear plan to remove most Palestinians from Gaza, framing it as “voluntary emigr...

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Planning without a pledge: Seoul’s Hormuz calculus remains unsettled

US Central Command says 87 ships have been redirected amid intensified enforcement in the Strait of Hormuz as Seoul studies patrol, logistics, and mine‑countermeasure options.

Published: 2 months ago

U.S. Central Command says it has redirected 87 vessels and carried out interdictions to enforce what some outlets describe as a naval blockade of I...

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A faster virus meets a slower response in DR Congo’s outbreak

The outbreak has jumped across eastern provinces as UN/WHO press for rapid scale-up and classrooms reopen under strike threats and conflict constraints.

Published: 2 months ago

Ebola in the DRC has surpassed 6,000 confirmed cases and 3,000 deaths, spreading across six provinces and 60 health zones in the country’s largest ...

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A rescue without retrieval leaves the toll—and its source—uncertain

A wooden boat from The Gambia drifted near the Canary Islands for nearly a month before Spain’s Maritime Rescue transferred 44 survivors ashore, unable to recover five bodies because of rough seas.

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After nearly a month adrift, a wooden boat that left The Gambia was found south of the Canary Islands; 44 people were rescued and five bodies—inclu...

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