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Treasury reports total public debt at $40.05 trillion, months ahead of CBO’s track after a rapid climb from $39 trillion since March.
U.S. Treasury data show total public debt has crossed about $40.05 trillion for the first time, climbing by $1 trillion in roughly five months and ...
WHO sustained a global emergency designation as the DRC’s epidemic spread across six provinces, with neighbors on heightened alert under a tiered risk assessment.
The DRC’s deadliest Ebola outbreak has surpassed 5,000 confirmed cases across six provinces, with at least 2,325 deaths, as WHO reconvened its Emer...
Syria reported multiple hits and infrastructure damage with no casualties, as Washington, London and Manama criticized the cross-border operation on sovereignty and escalation grounds.
Israeli airstrikes hit Syria’s Abu alDuhur airbase in Idlib on August 18, damaging runways and facilities but causing no reported casualties; Israe...
Abu Dhabi imposed a sweeping, open-ended freeze on commerce and finance with Tehran, citing missiles aimed at maritime navigation.
The UAE has suspended all trade, commercial exchanges, and financial transactions with Iran, effective immediately and until further notice, after ...
The Abu al-Duhur attack now tests Israel–Turkey–Syria red lines as Washington seeks a deconfliction channel.
Israel confirmed an Aug. 18 strike on Syria’s Abu alDuhur airbase, saying Damascus had been warned that hosting Turkish troops would threaten Israe...
Monrovia will receive up to 1,200 people the U.S. cannot repatriate over 12 months, starting with 20 arrivals on August 20, 2026.
Liberia has agreed to take up to 1,200 third‑country nationals deported by the United States over the next year, with an initial group of 20 due on...
A 13-country Saudi-led naval effort takes shape in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden as Houthi forces hit Saudi-linked shipping and the Jazan refinery, and UKMTO logs a vessel’s total loss near Mocha.
The Houthis have widened strikes from sea lanes to Saudi energy infrastructure—claiming a ban on Saudi shipping, reporting hits on oil vessels, and...
Washington ordered Ulchi Freedom Shield halved mid-exercise without prior notice to Seoul, as Beijing urges talks and Iran-linked pressure claims surface.
President Trump ordered a sharp reduction in U.S.–South Korea military exercises, prompting Seoul to cut its Ulchi Freedom Shield drill from 11 to ...
In a mass arrest near Jenin, troops marked detainees with numbers as a "44"-scrawled forehead became the incident’s defining image.
Israeli forces conducting a raid in Qabatiya near Jenin marked Palestinian detainees with numbers on their foreheads and arms, an image of a man wi...
After his dismissal, Mykhailo Fedorov pressed for a legal, secure mechanism to hold elections as the Rada confirmed a new defense minister and Kyiv protests signaled visible backing.
In an Aug. 18 video, ousted defense minister Mykhailo Fedorov urged Ukraine to hold elections despite wartime martial law, casting the move as an a...
The measures bar the two officials from the US financial system and drew rebukes from the ICC, EU members, and Japan as they intersect with the court’s Israel/Palestine investigation.
On Aug. 18, 2026, the U.S. sanctioned International Criminal Court President Tomoko Akane of Japan and senior trial lawyer Abdoulaye Seye of Senega...
Israel opened bidding for roughly 1,200 homes between Jerusalem and Ma’ale Adumim as London condemned the move and signaled potential sanctions.
Israel has issued tenders for roughly 1,200 housing units in the E1 corridor east of Jerusalem, a long‑stalled step that the UK condemned as unacce...