Iran launches drone missile strikes on US bases in Kuwait, UAE in retaliation
Iranian military forces on Tuesday, September 3, launched drones and cruise missiles at Ahmed al‑Jaber Air Base in Kuwait and Al‑Minhad Air Base in the Uni
Iranian military forces on Tuesday, September 3, launched drones and cruise missiles at Ahmed al‑Jaber Air Base in Kuwait and Al‑Minhad Air Base in the Uni
Twenty‑one insurgents and six Pakistani soldiers were killed in a series of gun‑battles that erupted on Saturday across three districts of Balochistan, the
Global equity markets posted a modest rise on Monday, halting a three‑day slide that had been driven by heightened geopolitical risk after the outbreak of
The Dutch central bank (De Nederlandsche Bank) announced on Tuesday that it will relocate 86 tonnes of its gold reserves from vaults in Ottawa, Canada, and
A tourist bus carrying a mixed group of passengers overturned on a highway near the town of Nuweiba in Egypt’s South Sinai region on Monday morning, killin
At least 13 people were killed and five more were left in critical condition after two minivans collided head‑on on a busy thoroughfare in the Greater Accr
A passenger bus carrying workers and a tanker truck laden with fuel collided on the morning of September 2 on National Highway 39 near the town of Rewa in
The Turkish coast guard confirmed on Saturday that the Turkish‑flagged bulk carrier MV Tuğberk İmamoğlu sank in the Marmara Sea after colliding with an oil
An explosion ripped through Augsburg’s central railway station on Thursday morning, injuring two people whose conditions were reported as non‑life‑threaten
A South Korean Coast Guard team confirmed on Monday that a tugboat operating off the coast of Busan capsized and sank, killing one crew member, leaving six
A study published this week in the New England Journal of Medicine indicates that daraxonrasib, a RAS‑protein inhibitor already cleared by the U.S. Food an
Serbian digital‑rights watchdog SHARE Foundation announced on Monday that it has identified at least 14 students and opposition activists who were targeted
A short circuit at a high‑voltage substation on the outskirts of Cologne triggered an immediate power outage on Tuesday, prompting North Rhine‑Westphalia’s
Darren James Service, a 38‑year‑old resident of Belfast, entered a guilty plea on Tuesday to two offences linked to a hoax bomb threat that targeted the Ho
Estonia’s parliament, the Riigikogu, voted unanimously on Thursday to elect Chancellor of Justice Ülle Madise as the country’s next president, with her ina
Major League Soccer (MLS) announced on Monday that all 27 U.S.-based clubs will re‑enter the U.S. Open Cup starting in the 2027 season, restoring full part
The National Basketball Association released its final report on Monday, confirming that the Los Angeles Clippers breached the league’s salary‑cap rules in
Iranian state media reported that an American airstrike on Thursday, 31 August, hit a private home in the coastal town of Kuhestak, Hormozgan province, kil
Four people were killed and more than ten injured on Tuesday when a car plowed into a crowd of government and military supporters assembled in Mashhad, Ira
Lima’s foreign ministry announced on Tuesday that Peru has formally severed diplomatic relations with the Islamic Republic of Iran, accusing Tehran of “esc
Former Labour leader and former prime minister Keir Starmer formally vacated his seat in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 2 September 2026, by applying for
Turkey’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on the 3rd of this month that the country has formally joined the United States‑led Artemis Agreement, becom
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) issued a report today accusing the former Syrian government, under the leadership of Bashar al‑Assad, of fail
Nicaragua’s National Assembly this week approved a constitutional amendment in its first reading. The draft stipulates that future elections will bar oppos