President Ruto led a flag-off ceremony for 400 Kenyan police officers set to depart for a UN-backed mission in Haiti, overcoming legal issues to stabilize the gang-ridden country.

Lithium battery plant owned by Aricell located in Hwaseong, south of capital Seoul

Overseas French territory saw massive riots in May over planned electoral reform

What might have been temporary escape for Israelis has turned into permanent migration, report says

6 gunmen responsible for attacks neutralized, situation is under control, says head of region

The attacks targeted a synagogue, an Orthodox church, and a police post in the cities of Derbent and Makhachkala

Christian Tein charged in New Caledonia riots linked to electoral reforms, says BBC

Fire spread over 180 square meters and 8 people evacuated from building in Astana, says Kazakh Emergency Situations Ministry

Cuba said genocide, apartheid, forced displacement, and collective punishments have no place in today’s world

UN reports a staggering number of internally displaced persons (IDPs) globally in 2023, with violence and disasters as key drivers.

Announces preparations for elections to region’s dismantled assembly have begun

Egypt forms a crisis unit to investigate the deaths, focusing on unregistered pilgrims most at risk.

The Ministry of Labour and Employment instructed employers to schedule outdoor work to avoid heavy physical labor and direct sun exposure

The suspect, a Frenchman of Tunisian descent with a criminal record, is the sixth person detained in connection with the attempted murder

The sinking of the Greek-owned Tutor coal carrier, struck by missiles and a remote-controlled boat laden with explosives, highlights the increasing sophistication and danger of Houthi tactics

Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin’s summit in Pyongyang, mark a pivotal moment in global diplomacy.

Haiti’s surging gang violence has caused unprecedented displacement and severe hunger, as the UN migration agency warns of dire humanitarian consequences and limited access to basic services.

Laila described Afghan girls as “birds with broken wings,” still striving to “fly as high as they can” despite the severe restrictions imposed by the Taliban

According to Ukrainian claims, SBU-operated drones have successfully targeted Russian oil facilities in multiple regions over 20 times

Fleet of Russian ships plus nuclear submarine arrived at Cuban port of Havana, remaining for 5 days

To celebrate Eid al-Adha, Turkish charities are donating meat to families in Uganda.

Public broadcaster KAN stated that far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir had strongly requested to join the Cabinet

A summit in Switzerland concludes with a declaration by 80 nations, focusing on humanitarian issues and future talks.

Despite mourning the Gaza war’s victims and facing severe restrictions, 40,000 palestinians performed Eid al-Adha prayers at al-Aqsa Mosque.