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US military to livestream Nidal Hasan execution by firing squad

The move marks the first use of a firing squad by the US Army since 1945, following a moratorium on federal executions.

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar confirms British Consulate closes in East Jerusalem

The consulate handles UK relations with Palestinians in Jerusalem as well as in the West Bank and Gaza.

Rail regulator rejects London direct train services to Wrexham and Rochdale

The regulator cited insufficient space on the busy west coast main line as the primary reason for rejecting multiple expansion plans.

Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim Pledges Support for Myanmar's ASEAN Reintegration Efforts

The high-level meeting between the Malaysian Prime Minister and Myanmar's leader focused on regional cooperation and repatriation efforts.

Na Hong-Jin discusses film inspirations, citing war fears and local encounters

His mother read horror novels, mysteries, thrillers, and comic books to him and his brothers.

South Korea Investigates Fuel Shipments to Russia Amid Sanctions Concerns

Over 176,000 tonnes of fuel were loaded at South Korean ports on seven tankers making 14 voyages to Russia’s far east in July and August.

Saudi authorities report Houthi attacks killed three, wounded thirty-six at airports

The coalition also reported destroying 82 military targets, including missile facilities, near the attack sites.

Trump Proposes Florida Golf Club as Presidential Retreat for US Dignitaries

Trump Rally in Texas Sees Protests and Support for Paxton

The event highlighted ongoing political tensions in Texas, with Trump addressing voters amid differing endorsements.

Hamas-led attackers killed half of civil defence squad at Kfar Aza in Israel

The devastating 7 October attack, which killed around 1,200 people, has prompted calls for a formal state commission of inquiry.

Houthi forces advance in Yemen; missile attack targets Aden airport

The missile strike near Aden's key airport diverted a Cairo flight, raising concerns about potential civilian casualties.

British Jewish groups gather in London vigil honouring 7 October attacks

The Community Security Trust recorded 1,926 antisemitic incidents across the UK between January and June 2026.

Israeli airstrikes continue in Gaza despite ceasefire claims amid humanitarian crisis

Palestinians in Gaza face shortages of water and nourishing food, disease, unemployment, and the threat of death.

German court detains former intelligence chief August Hanning on treason charges

Hanning previously headed Germany's foreign intelligence service from 1998 to 2005.

Ukraine reports at least 15 deaths from overnight strikes across central and eastern regions

The reported strikes affected multiple major Ukrainian cities, while Kyiv called for increased air defence aid from allies.

Hardline Iranian MPs file motion to impeach Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi

Araghchi's recent talks with a US envoy focused on reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

Russia launches missile barrage on Ukraine; at least eight people killed

The attacks targeted major Ukrainian cities, prompting international aid announcements and warnings for foreign nationals.

Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkiye Agree to Deploy Military Forces in Saudi Arabia

The SPDC meeting also appointed Pakistan’s Lieutenant General (Retd) Nauman Mahmood as the alliance’s first secretary general for three years.

Israel marks third anniversary of Hamas attack amid high military alert

Memorial events are planned across Israel to honour the victims of the October 7 assault, while the defence minister placed the military on high alert.

Collins and Jackson contest Maine Senate seat after televised debate

The contest highlighted differing records on votes regarding foreign policy and party loyalty in Maine.

Trump suggests Iran could strike Los Angeles and San Diego during Nebraska rally

Other officials, including Karen Bass and Xavier Becerra, also criticized the remarks regarding Los Angeles and San Diego.

Tropical Depression Nine predicted first Atlantic hurricane, National Hurricane Center warns

The system is forecast to strengthen into a tropical storm by Wednesday, with hurricane status possible by Thursday.

Russia: Officials say Russian lab worker death poses low public health risk

Authorities in Russia have refuted claims of laboratory contamination following the death of a technician in Irkutsk.

Greek Prime Minister Vows to Boost Efforts to Retrieve Parthenon Marbles from British Museum

The sculptures were split between Athens and London after their removal by Lord Elgin over 200 years ago.