Russian President Vladimir Putin's first-ever visit to the disputed Kuril Islands has drawn fierce condemnation from Tokyo, deepening a diplomatic stalemate dating back to World War II.
Emergency crews race to find survivors beneath collapsed structures in western Colombia following a 7.4-magnitude earthquake that has triggered 130 aftershocks and displaced tens of thousands.
The rare total solar eclipse drew millions of visitors to rural vantage points across Spain and Iceland, prompting a massive security deployment amid severe seasonal wildfire risks.
Rescue workers in western Colombia are combing through collapsed concrete structures following a 7.4-magnitude earthquake that has left hundreds dead, thousands displaced, and hospitals overwhelmed.
Colombia earthquake death toll rises to 181 as rescue efforts continue
A coordinated Houthi offensive in Yemen killed seven people and a separate drone struck a Saudi refinery, testing a newly signed defense pact between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan.
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The Fourth Criminal Court in Damascus handed down capital punishment to the exiled former leader and his brother Maher, though both remain in Moscow.
U.S. District Judge Nicholas Garaufis formally dismissed criminal charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani while rebuking senior Justice Department officials for their handling of the reversal.
President Donald Trump has issued new demands for war compensation and halted peace negotiations, prompting an aggressive push of economic sanctions and a sharp rise in energy markets.
The attack on the petrochemical hub in Tatarstan hit industrial sites and a residential hostel, marking one of the deadliest operations inside Russia to date.
The alliance adopts a collective defense model similar to NATO's Article 5, emerging as regional tensions rise following Houthi drone strikes and maritime disputes.
The strikes on critical energy and maritime infrastructure follow a strategic alliance designed to deter regional aggression and secure alternative energy corridors.
Brent and WTI crude climbed as traders realized a technical agreement on shipping lanes with Oman does not guarantee commercial access without US concessions.
The U.S. has reinstated its blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and expanded banking sanctions while facing internal reports of exhausted missile stockpiles.
While winds have subsided, a transition to extreme rainfall has triggered red alerts and mass relocations across Zhejiang and Fujian to prevent landslides.
The intervention occurred while President Trump attended the LIV Golf New York tournament, following a separate FAA investigation into a Marine One security breach.
The U.S. has redirected 55 commercial vessels and disabled others to enforce a blockade that has left Iran's primary oil terminal basically dark.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has explicitly dismissed Donald Trump's 15-point Gaza roadmap, insisting Israeli forces will remain until total disarmament occurs.
Despite nearing an Omani-brokered technical deal for shipping lanes, Tehran insists the vital energy corridor will remain shut until Washington accepts a sweeping list of economic and military preconditions.