International Affairs
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Russian Drone Barrage Hits Kyiv Region for Second Day, Damaging Homes and Warehouses
Russia launched 164 drones across Ukraine overnight, according to Ukraine's air force, as a second day of attacks damaged apartment…
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UN Land Summit Ends With Drought Pact Deferred Despite Worsening Global Risk
UNCCD COP17 closed in Ulaanbaatar with new work on land restoration and drought resilience, but countries deferred the central question…
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Norway Mourns King Harald V as Haakon VIII Takes the Throne
King Harald V died in Oslo at 89 after a 35-year reign, triggering an automatic constitutional succession to his son,…
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India and China Add Border Hotlines and Meeting Points in Eight-Point Consensus
The 25th Special Representatives talks produced new military communication channels, expert groups and cooperation commitments, but did not resolve the…
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Nepal Flood Toll Reaches 162 as Rescuers Search Shattered River Corridors
Nepal's rescue operation is extending through eight districts after a sudden flood swept down the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli systems,…
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Nepal Flood Disrupts Pilgrimage, Trade and Hydropower as India Raises Alert
The Rasuwa disaster has damaged bridges, roads and hydropower assets on a strategic Nepal-China corridor while India monitors downstream rivers…
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Armenia Prepares EU Membership Application in Strategic Shift
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says Armenia may formally apply to join the European Union soon, beginning a long process that…
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UN and Red Cross Seek Binding Rules Before Machines Target Humans
The UN and International Committee of the Red Cross have renewed their demand for prohibitions and restrictions on autonomous weapons…
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One Million Afghan Children Face Life-Threatening Acute Malnutrition
UNICEF says 3.7 million Afghan children are acutely malnourished, including about one million with severe wasting, as hospitals struggle to…
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US Caribbean Boat Strike Kills Four as Legal Scrutiny Grows
The US military says it killed four alleged drug traffickers in the Caribbean, extending a campaign that has killed at…
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