A CLEARER VIEW OF A CHANGING WORLD.
Search the reportEstonia protested after three Russian MiG-31s crossed into its airspace near Vaindloo, prompting a NATO air response and a request for allied consultations.
Read report »France has suspended counterterrorism cooperation with Mali and expelled two Malian diplomatic staff after a French man was arrested in Bamako.
Read report »Only four council members backed the resolution, leaving European-led sanctions set to return at the end of the month.
Read report »Morocco’s ratification pushed the High Seas Treaty over the threshold needed to bring the first global legal framework for protecting international waters into force next year.
Read report »Medical and aid workers said a Rapid Support Forces drone strike on a camp mosque in Darfur killed dozens as the war entered another grim phase.
Read report »Kyiv says it will train Polish soldiers and engineers in drone defence after recent Russian drones crossed into Polish airspace.
Read report »Syrian foreign minister Asaad al-Shibani travelled to Washington for the first official visit by a senior Damascus official to the United States in 25 years.
Read report »Al Jazeera's live update described Gaza City as a lifeless wasteland as tens of thousands more Palestinians fled the assault.
Read report »A suicide car bomb and a later blast in Balochistan killed eight people overall, including two security personnel in Turbat and six people in Chaman.
Read report »Police sealed off the site after a drone strike damaged a hotel in Eilat, while Israeli forces said a second drone was intercepted.
Read report »Dozens of Israeli tanks and military vehicles have pushed into a major residential area of Gaza City as the ground offensive continues.
Read report »Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have signed a formal mutual defence pact that says any attack on either country will be treated as an attack on both.
Read report »A confrontation over barriers and land access in a long-disputed area left injuries on both sides and renewed pressure on a fragile truce.
Read report »A live update from Al Jazeera said the day's violence was concentrated in Gaza City and that northern Gaza was cut off from supplies.
Read report »The European Union set out new tariffs and sanctions to pressure Israel over the Gaza war, targeting settlers, cabinet ministers and Hamas leaders while suspending some funding.
Read report »U.S. Africa Command said a strike in Somalia’s Sanaag region killed Abdullahi Omar Abdi, whom it identified as an Al-Shabab weapons trafficker.
Read report »Residents and local media say attackers on motorbikes opened fire on people gathered for a baptism ceremony in western Niger.
Read report »Israel says the strike targeted a key supply port used by the Houthis, while Houthi media reported multiple hits on docks in western Yemen.
Read report »South America’s Mercosur bloc has signed a trade agreement with Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland as global trade tensions and U.S. tariffs push countries to diversify.
Read report »Canberra uses PNG’s independence milestone to announce a parliamentary gift and deepen a relationship that has long shaped politics in Port Moresby.
Read report »A rebel show of force in Goma has raised questions about whether a promised peace deal can still rein in the conflict in eastern Congo.
Read report »A coast guard confrontation near the disputed shoal left a Filipino fisheries vessel damaged and revived concerns about coercion in the South China Sea.
Read report »A Human Rights Council-appointed commission said on September 16, 2025, that Israeli authorities had committed four acts covered by the Genocide Convention.
Read report »Washington has decertified Colombia for the first time in nearly three decades, citing cocaine production and political friction with President Gustavo Petro.
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