Saudi Arabia reports multiple Houthi attempts to strike holy cities
The Saudi-led coalition stated investigation of drone wreckage confirmed Houthi involvement in planning and carrying out the attack.
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Naomi Campbell wins appeal, overturning five-year ban as trustee
The tribunal ruled that she was unaware of financial misconduct at the charity, despite mismanagement issues.
Israel welcomes Yaniv Hayoun; co-pilot attack details emerge from Ben Gurion airport
The UAE ordered investigators to determine the truth of the incident, including any link to terrorism or planning.
WHO warns Israel delays risk devastating consequences for Gaza's population
Aid access remains restricted to one point, raising concerns about the immediate needs of the civilian population.
South Korea threatens action if Ukraine avoids apology over North Korean POWs
The dispute, concerning the transfer of two soldiers captured by Ukrainian forces, raises diplomatic tensions between the nations.
Trump warns Iran faces severe repercussions following alleged flydubai incident
The incident, involving a struggle aboard a flight to Israel, has prompted international investigations and military deployments.
Ukraine deploys Chaharnyk system to counter fibre-guided attack drones
Experts suggest passive barriers remain the most dependable defence against advanced drone threats in Ukraine.
US Slashing 20% of Military Leadership Cadre; Hegseth Directs Cuts
The proposed reductions aim to refocus the armed forces away from perceived 'woke' policies toward core war-fighting capabilities.
Van Heel attends Labour conference; Burnham praises wife's forthright nature
She recently quit her job at an electric vehicle-charging network to gain more schedule flexibility.
France sees urban violence as protests shut down schools and block campuses
The escalating unrest has prompted government officials to call emergency meetings amid widespread disruption to French education.
Messias warns foreign interference threatens Brazilian democracy amid election build-up
The warning comes as Brazil nears its presidential election, highlighting concerns over external influence on national institutions.
Edinburgh's Palm Houses reopen after restoration, showcasing rare plant life
The reopening follows necessary structural work on the historic glasshouses, allowing visitors to view protected species.
Ye's Russia Stadium Concerts Cancelled; Gazprom Arena Cites Lack of Agreement
The venue cited not having signed a rental agreement with the promoters for the scheduled dates.
IDF denies planning attacks anticipating 500 civilian casualties in Gaza
The Guardian interviewed over 100 sources familiar with IDF targeting and authorization processes.
Iqbal Urges ADB to Fast-Track ML-1 Railway Modernization in Pakistan
The discussions at the 25th CAREC Ministerial Conference focused on climate finance and boosting Pakistan's export capacity.
Russian Ambassador Khorev asserts Western sanctions failed to cause economic collapse in Ukraine
Khorev also stated that losses for western companies exiting Russia totaled about €400–450 billion.
Burnham promises radical policies for UK social care, reform, and Europe
Burnham also confirmed plans for a water bill to repeal Thatcher's ban on state-owned water companies.
Madrid: Sánchez Cabinet Approves Housing Relief Measures Amid Eviction Concerns
The agreement follows recent high-profile evictions and amid warnings that Spain requires substantial new housing stock.
Spanish coalition approves housing measures extending tenant protections until 2030
The legislation aims to curb speculative property buying and secure longer tenancies for Madrid residents.
Pakistan Holds Talks in Istanbul and Doha; Tarar Urges Afghan Shift to Statesman Mindset
Pakistan has previously conducted strikes and shot down drones in response to militant activities near the border.
Pro-democracy group accuses Vietnam of abducting citizens in Cambodia
The allegations raise serious concerns regarding international law and the treatment of foreign nationals in Vietnam.
Malaysia begins repatriating asylum seekers from Myanmar amid human rights concerns
Malaysia has barred the UN refugee agency from seeing or screening the returnees.
Andy Burnham signals willingness to scrap pension triple lock for national care service funding
The proposal sparks debate over pension security and the funding model for social care across Britain.
Caspian Airlines Boeing 737 Seized in Istanbul Over Three Million Euro Debt Claim
The seizure follows US secondary sanctions taking effect last week, impacting Iranian aviation operations across several international hubs.