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Fighting near Sheraro/Shererina triggers cross-border movements as Sudan reels from war, cholera and floods.
Renewed fighting in Ethiopia’s Tigray region over the weekend—reported near Sheraro/Shererina and described as the most serious since the 2022 truc...
A searing heatwave has dropped Danube levels to historic lows, disrupting navigation, exposing relics, and constraining the cooling water for Hungary’s sole nuclear station.
A severe heatwave has driven the Danube to historic lows, disrupting cooling at Hungary’s sole nuclear plant in Paks and forcing deep curtailments ...
Authorities publicized photos of the 81-year-old meeting the ICRC’s Myanmar representative, marking her first confirmed outside contact since the 2021 coup.
Myanmar’s military authorities say Aung San Suu Kyi, 81, met a representative of the International Committee of the Red Cross, releasing photos of ...
Spain reported about 50,000 entrants and over 48,000 returns, as Italy briefly reintroduced checks and Brussels insisted Schengen remained intact amid shifting casualty counts.
Over two days in late July, an unprecedented 50,000–60,000 people crossed from Morocco into Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta by land and sea;...
Trump unveiled a disarmament-for-withdrawal roadmap, with Qatar, Egypt and Turkey mediating and a possible Cairo signing as Israel reviews terms.
President Donald Trump announced an understanding for Hamas to disarm in exchange for a full Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, saying Israel was “very ...
Saudi Arabia, Russia and five partners will raise September quotas after an online meeting, with Russia’s allotment up 62,000 b/d.
After a virtual meeting on Aug. 2, seven OPEC members—Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iraq, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Algeria and Oman—agreed to raise their Septem...
The state utility reported a total system disconnection and mobilized crews after weekend outages that darkened Havana and strained water and communications.
Cuba’s state utility reported a “total disconnection” of the national grid late Sunday, plunging Havana and the rest of the country into a second s...
At least three wind-driven blazes near the city have razed 600 structures, displaced as many as 60,000 people, and are burning as dozens of Western fires strain response capacity.
Fastmoving wildfires around Spokane have destroyed at least 600 structures and triggered largescale evacuations affecting tens of thousands, as thr...
PT renominates the 80-year-old with Alckmin as running mate as cross-border signals—from Bolsonaro–Trump ties to Milei’s barbs—spill into Brazil’s campaign.
Brazil’s Workers’ Party formally nominated President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva for October’s election, with the 80yearold insisting he is fit to ru...
Washington and Tokyo coordinated last week’s intervention—reportedly via a New York Fed euro-for-yen operation—that lifted the currency to about ¥155 per dollar, with both governments signaling readiness to act again.
The U.S. and Japan confirmed a rare coordinated operation to support the yen, with the U.S. Treasury—via the New York Fed—joining Tokyo late last w...
Oman is brokering Strait of Hormuz arrangements as tanker risks rise and any deal could reshape energy flows and regional naval posture.
President Donald Trump said he halted new US attacks on Iran to allow negotiations to begin Monday, touting a deal to “immediately” open the Strait...
An unprecedented 24-hour influx from Morocco into Ceuta left uncertain death tolls, saw most entrants back across the border by weekend, and prompted tighter checks in Italy and France as Madrid sought EU coordination.
Tens of thousands of people crossed from Morocco into Spain’s Ceuta in roughly 24 hours, prompting Spanish reinforcements; by the weekend officials...