The missiles flew about 250 kilometres into waters east of the Korean Peninsula after a five-day US-South Korea-Japan exercise ended.

The commitment expands a sizeable existing investment relationship and targets industry, technology, infrastructure and energy during heightened economic uncertainty.

The attack extended Russia’s pressure on Ukrainian civilian production and logistics as Kyiv renewed appeals for stronger air defence before winter.

Unsealed Supreme Court files connect the senator to the Banco Master scandal, adding a judicial crisis to an already volatile campaign.

Israel's military and Hamas's armed wing both confirmed the death of the Khan Younis commander, making the Thursday airstrike a newly verified escalation during efforts to preserve the 2025 ceasefire.

A raid in Jalisco exposed an alleged forced-recruitment site linked to the CJNG and highlighted the use of deceptive job offers to draw vulnerable people into organised crime.

Odesa bore the main weight of a combined missile-and-drone wave that also caused deaths, injuries and infrastructure damage across several Ukrainian regions.

The delay interrupts a US-mediated process designed to extend Lebanese state control while renewed attacks deepen displacement around Nabatieh.

The Lutsk train impact, five injuries around Kovel and outages in Rivne show Russia’s September 12 aerial campaign extending into transport and energy systems far from the front.

The arrivals at Obock turn Yemen's renewed coastal fighting into a cross-border humanitarian emergency along one of the world's most dangerous migration corridors.

The September 13 barrage killed at least six civilians, damaged infrastructure across western regions and brought the attack within two kilometres of Poland.

The death of Iman Shalouf and her unborn child adds a separately documented civilian incident to a two-day period of deadly violence across Gaza.