Nigerian police locate camp holding 19 youth service recruits in Imo state
The abduction, which targeted youths travelling to orientation camps, has prompted a complex rescue effort due to suspected explosives.
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Iran retains Strait of Hormuz control; oil minister resigns amid regional tensions
The ongoing instability is reflected in currency fluctuations, with the euro surpassing 300,000 tomans on the informal market.
US withdraws bombers from RAF Fairford amid counter-terror investigation in UK
The withdrawal follows an incident involving suspicious vehicles, raising questions about the base's security status.
JI leader Hafiz Naeem addresses Gaza March, prioritising Palestine in defence pact
The gathering highlighted calls for Muslim unity and framed the defence pact's primary goal as ending Israeli aggression against Palestinians.
Saudi Arabia hosts 6th Hajj Conference in Jeddah November 2026
The announcement confirms a major international event, while other cultural festivals and awards have faced postponements or cancellations.
UN Chief Guterres Visits Pakistan to Discuss US-Iran Dialogue Efforts
Meetings are scheduled with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Deputy PM Ishaq Dar, and President Zardari.
Sam Wood charged with assault and strangulation in Queensland
Wood is expected to appear in Maroochydore magistrates court on Monday.
Zach Bryan wears 'Free Palestine' shirt at Gillette Stadium event
Gillette Stadium is owned by the Kraft Group, led by New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft.
Lula leads Brazilian presidential race as polls close amid election uncertainty
The election structure requires candidates to secure over 50% of the vote to avoid a subsequent runoff round.
Green party adopts policy equating Zionism with racism in UK debate
The vote passed with significant support, prompting condemnation from Jewish community groups and party members alike.
Yemen leader announces major military operation against Houthi forces
Houthi forces previously cut off a supply route to Taiz and took control of the main road linking Taiz to Aden.
Trump holds Oklahoma event amid campaign blitz amid low approval ratings
Concerns over the cost of living and the war in Iran are reportedly fueling voter discontent across the US.
Russia targets Kyiv bridges again; German Chancellor visits Ukraine
The Pivdennyi and Pivnichnyi bridges connect western and eastern Kyiv across the Dnipro River.
Kemi Badenoch's favourability score rises but Conservative party polls remain low in UK
The Conservative party's polling is lower than in 2024, when it received 24% of the vote.
Characterful hats trend from catwalks to high street fashion
From Napoleonic bicornes to sailor styles, retailers offer diverse headwear options.
Passengers Stop Co-pilot From Taking Control of Flydubai Flight to Tel Aviv
The incident, which involved a stabbing mid-air, has led to the suspension of all flights between Dubai and Tel Aviv.
OpenAI attack exposes Australia's 'tech debt' across federal agencies
Government bodies are now ordered to conduct comprehensive reviews of outdated technology to manage escalating cyber risks.
Rhun ap Iorwerth calls for equal footing for Wales with Scotland
The call follows Plaid Cymru's Welsh election victory, ending a century of Labour rule in Wales.
EU needs robust defence build-up amid Russian threats, says David McAllister
The EU must establish a fully fledged European defence by the end of this decade.
Exit polls favour Kulbergs' party as Latvia awaits official election results
Preliminary, official results for the Latvian election are expected on Sunday.
French protests disrupt schools; police clash with demonstrators across France
The unrest, which began last week in Paris, has seen arrests and damage, prompting officials to discuss accountability for the disruption.
Burnham speaks of father's death, touching attendees at conference
A quarter of Burnham's speech was ad-libbed, and he wrote the speech almost entirely alone.
Noel Gallagher's guitar sells for £12,000; Oasis memorabilia fetches high prices
The auction featured several high-value items, including rare concert tickets and early demo recordings.
Loud explosions rock Yemen's Sanaa; Houthis blame Saudi Arabia for attacks
The conflict in Yemen also saw Houthis seize coastal regions near the Bab al-Mandab strait.