The penalties for Chow Hang-tung, Lee Cheuk-yan and Albert Ho complete a landmark national-security prosecution centred on the organisation that kept public remembrance of the 1989 crackdown alive for decades.

The overnight attack struck a residential block as Russia renewed sustained long-range pressure on the Ukrainian capital after a brief diplomatic pause.

A renewed flight from government debt spread across major economies as Middle East supply fears intensified inflation pressure and the ECB raised its policy rates.

Daily glide-bomb and drone danger is driving evacuations from the largest Donbas cities that remain fully controlled by Ukraine.

The request marks a reversal from Riyadh's earlier preference to handle the confrontation itself as Houthi advances threaten the Bab el-Mandeb shipping route.

A new energy-market assessment says record August imports and the first reported Turkish gasoline cargoes show the domestic impact of Ukraine’s campaign against Russian oil infrastructure.

The reported restart complicates earlier US claims that Iran's missile programme had been effectively destroyed and points to the limits of air strikes against dispersed production networks.

Russian military commentators acknowledge withdrawals and dispute official claims, but the scale of Ukraine’s gains remains uncertain.

Families and officials are gathering in New York, at the Pentagon and in Pennsylvania as the country observes a milestone anniversary under a national half-staff order.

Testimony, military records and UN findings describe a system in which reservist roles and weak accountability make settler and state violence increasingly difficult to separate.

The capture places Houthi forces on the island dividing the strategic waterway’s two shipping channels and raises new risks for Red Sea traffic.

A September 11 strike caused fires at two major facilities, but the extent of refinery damage and Ukraine’s operational role remained unconfirmed at publication time.

August price data leave the Federal Reserve facing a difficult rate decision while expensive fuel transmits the Gulf conflict into household budgets and transport costs.

Reuters documents growing household precautions and war anxiety as Russia prepares for its first parliamentary vote since the 2022 invasion.

The meeting followed Houthi advances near Bab al-Mandeb and cross-border attacks, with diplomats warning that renewed warfare threatens civilians, aid operations and international shipping.

The attack on a civilian medical facility underlines the widening human cost of the Pakistan-Afghanistan confrontation and the vulnerability of Kabul's health system.

The UN’s sharply higher displacement count shows how the latest Houthi-government battles are converting a strategic Red Sea offensive into a widening civilian emergency.

The second consecutive day of attacks on the capital’s filling stations points to a widening campaign against infrastructure used in everyday civilian life.