US migrants told of Libya flight left waiting, uninformed
A planned deportation flight to Libya was halted, leaving detained migrants waiting on the tarmac without clear information.
South Africa protests US resettling white Afrikaners
South Africa objects to US plans to welcome white Afrikaners as refugees, questioning the political nature of the decision.
US calls for unconditional Russia-Ukraine ceasefire
Trump calls for a 30-day ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine and warns that more sanctions may follow if the agreement is not honoured.
US cuts $50 million in health aid to Zambia over drug thefts
Zambia faces a $50 million health aid cut from the US after failing to act on systemic theft of life-saving medicines.
İmamoğlu’s X account blocked in Turkey amid rising support
İmamoğlu, who was detained on March 19 and jailed on corruption charges he denies, has been at the center of a political storm
Defense leaders from Russia and DRC reaffirm close ties
Russia and Congo held talks to enhance defence ties, stressing their long-standing military partnership and shared strategic interests.
India strikes Pakistan, tensions escalate in South Asia
India launched airstrikes on five Pakistani locations overnight, killing civilians and prompting strong condemnation and threats of retaliation.
Rwanda in migrant deal talks with US after UK plan fails
Talks between Rwanda and the US over a migrant relocation plan have started, with possible funding and support for deportees on the table.
Trump announces US will stop bombing Houthis after agreement
The U.S. had escalated airstrikes against the Houthis in recent months, aiming to protect Red Sea shipping routes from attacks
Israel strikes Yemen’s main airport in Sanaa amid rising tensions
Israel had previously issued a warning for people to evacuate the area around Sanaa International Airport, following airstrikes on Hodeidah port a day earlier
African military officers start 10-day official visit to China
African military officers began a 10-day visit to China to join defence exchanges and explore Beijing, Changsha and other key locations.
UK may limit student visas from countries likely to claim asylum
A government “white paper” expected next week will outline plans to address net migration, which reached 728,000 in the year to June
Rwanda confirms talks with US on accepting deported migrants
Nduhungireh emphasized that Rwanda is no stranger to such agreements, having previously agreed to take in migrants deported by the UK
Sultan Haitham arrives in Algiers to strengthen regional ties
Sultan Haitham visits Algeria for the first time in 52 years to renew ties and address key regional issues in a two-day official visit to Algiers.
Iran warns US after debuting solid-fueled ballistic missile
Iran has introduced a new solid-fueled ballistic missile as tensions grow with the U.S. over its nuclear program and regional conflicts.
Houthi missile strikes near Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport, causing panic
The missile struck a road near a Terminal 3 parking lot, creating a large crater
Sirri Sureyya Onder, prominent Turkish peace advocate, dies at 62
Önder, who served as the deputy speaker of Turkey’s parliament, played a significant role in efforts to end the conflict with the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK)
Israel strikes two Syrian cities in latest military action
The strikes are part of Israel’s ongoing military operations aimed at Syria, which it views as a rising threat following the takeover by Islamist factions
Hundreds attend Malian man’s funeral in French mosque
The tragic murder of Aboubakar Cisse in a French mosque has led to calls for justice and an investigation into religious hatred in France.
US sanctions Haitian gangs over Caribbean violence
The US has declared two Haitian gang groups as terrorist organizations for driving violence in the region and threatening national security interests.
Europe plans stricter Russia sanctions with US help
The EU is planning new sanctions on Russia as France blames Putin for blocking peace and seeks coordination with upcoming us measures.
Syrian state secures deal with Jaramana leaders on disarmament
Druze leaders back a united Syria as Damascus expands state control and calls for restoring security and stability in the southern governorates.
Iran slams US “provocative statements” ahead of nuclear talks
The U.S. and Iran have been in discussions for the past month on a potential agreement to limit Iran’s nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of financial sanctions
Jordan sentences four to 20 years over Muslim Brotherhood plot
The Muslim Brotherhood had been operating in Jordan despite its dissolution by the country’s top court in 2020, with authorities largely overlooking its activities until now