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A single drone clip, and a war’s rules under strain
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A single drone clip, and a war’s rules under strain

Ukrainian authorities published footage of a drone pursuing a Kherson market vendor as reports also track widening cross-border UAV strikes and civilian harm in Russia and Ukraine.

Ukraine on Aug. 4 released video that appears to show a small drone stalking a vendor at a Kherson market before detonating; the man survived with ...

Eruption near capital tests how Guatemala calibrates its alarms
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Eruption near capital tests how Guatemala calibrates its alarms

Lava, ash and pyroclastic flows prompted evacuations and school closures across the exposed departments of Sacatepéquez, Chimaltenango and Escuintla.

Guatemala’s Fuego volcano erupted Monday, lofting ash plumes to roughly 6,000 meters and sending lava and pyroclastic flows down its slopes, prompt...

Talks accelerate as Sudan's institutions crumble and blame remains blurred
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Talks accelerate as Sudan's institutions crumble and blame remains blurred

Aid agencies count tens of millions in need while the AU-IGAD-LAS-EU-UN Quintet engages civilian leaders and reports flag RSF defections, cholera, floods, and failing utilities.

An attack on a Darfur court killed at least 35 people—an NGO alleges an army drone strike while some reports avoid attribution—as the army–RSF war ...


Closure in Gaza’s rubble, uncertainty in what it changes next
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Closure in Gaza’s rubble, uncertainty in what it changes next

The remains of 112 people, many from two extended families, were interred after months-long recovery from a 2023 Israeli strike as hostilities eased.

Gaza held a mass funeral on Aug. 4 for 112 people recovered last month from the rubble of a 2023 Israeli airstrike that destroyed residential build...

Talks seek calm as battlefield lines harden in southern Lebanon
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Talks seek calm as battlefield lines harden in southern Lebanon

U.S. mediates Rome meetings on pilot zones and Hezbollah infrastructure through August 6.

Israel and Lebanon opened a seventh U.S.brokered round in Rome Aug. 4–6 to expand “pilot zones” in the south and press curbs on Hezbollah’s infrast...

Reallocation or pullback: U.S. to shutter five posts, allies affected
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Reallocation or pullback: U.S. to shutter five posts, allies affected

The State Department has notified Congress about closures in Winnipeg, Nagoya, Medan, Douala and St George’s.

The U.S. State Department has notified Congress it plans to close five overseas consulates—Winnipeg in Canada, Nagoya in Japan, Medan in Indonesia,...


Windfalls now, but is Hormuz a bottleneck or a bypassed threat?
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Windfalls now, but is Hormuz a bottleneck or a bypassed threat?

BP, Shell, and Saudi Aramco post standout quarters on war-driven price gains.

Warlinked disruptions to Gulf exports have lifted benchmark prices and turbocharged oil majors’ results: BP’s quarterly profit jumped to $5.73bn, S...

A sunken ship leaves attribution—and escalation—up in the air
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A sunken ship leaves attribution—and escalation—up in the air

An Indian commercial craft was struck in Red Sea waters off Yemen; all 14 aboard were saved and taken to Mokha as India condemns the attack and Saudi Arabia advances a 43-country plan to secure the corridor.

An Indianflagged commercial vessel was struck by a projectile in the Red Sea near Yemeni waters, capsized and sank; all 14 crew were rescued to Mok...

Revoked but not expelled: leverage or line-crossing in US–Brazil ties?
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Revoked but not expelled: leverage or line-crossing in US–Brazil ties?

Washington canceled Maria Luiza Viotti’s visa after Brasília blocked two US diplomats and stalled agrément for Trump’s nominee, tying reversal to his approval ahead of Brazil’s October vote.

The United States revoked the visa of Brazil’s ambassador, Maria Luiza Ribeiro Viotti, citing Brasília’s refusal to admit two U.S. diplomats and it...


Tariffs as rights tool—or a rerun of struck-down taxes?
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Tariffs as rights tool—or a rerun of struck-down taxes?

Filed in the U.S. Court of International Trade, the states seek to halt 10%–12.5% duties that took effect July 24 across 60 trading partners and to recover payments already made.

Twentyfive U.S. states have sued in the Court of International Trade to halt and unwind new Trump administration tariffs of 10%–12.5% on goods from...

When wildfire urgency tests air safety in Greece’s skies
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When wildfire urgency tests air safety in Greece’s skies

The crash near Psatha/Porto Germeno came amid gale-force winds and a major western Attica operation involving nearly 500 firefighters and 23 aircraft, with multinational crews and a formal investigation underway.

Two firefighting helicopters collided midair during operations west of Athens near Psatha/Porto Germeno, with video showing a rotor strike before o...

Protest or police: the unclear target of Swat’s suicide blast
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Protest or police: the unclear target of Swat’s suicide blast

A bomber detonated outside Kabal’s police station as an anti-militancy rally gathered across the street, leaving at least 14 dead and more than 20 wounded.

A suicide bomber detonated near the police station in Kabal, Swat, as an antimilitant peace rally gathered across the street, killing at least 14 a...