Colombia Experiences Worst Civilian Impact from Armed Conflict in Decade, Red Cross Reports
The International Committee of the Red Cross says Colombia is seeing its worst civilian impact from armed conflict in a decade.
The International Committee of the Red Cross says Colombia is seeing its worst civilian impact from armed conflict in a decade.
Amnesty International says at least 100 people died in a Nigerian military airstrike on a market in Zamfara state.
U.S. officials report that Pakistan permitted Iran to park military aircraft on Pakistani airfields, potentially protecting them from American strikes.

An Israeli strike in Lebanon killed eight members of one family, including a 6-month-old baby, as attacks have escalated since Thursday.

Intelligence reports suggest North Korea has revised its constitution to mandate nuclear strikes if Kim Jong Un is killed.
Iranian opposition leader Reza Pahlavi advised against striking deals with Iran's current government during recent public statements.
Turkish government representatives traveled to Portugal for discussions related to highway and bridge infrastructure projects.

The Israeli military acknowledged accidentally hitting a UN agency truck during operations in Gaza.
Police confirmed through DNA testing that human remains discovered on a Bali beach belong to 28-year-old tourist Ihor Komarov.
Qatari Prime Minister indicates strong likelihood of U.S.-Iran agreement as Secretary of State expects Iran's response to draft deal.

A court has ruled that South Africa's parliament must proceed with an impeachment hearing against President Cyril Ramaphosa over a theft case.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un spent two days inspecting a new naval destroyer and observed cruise missile tests from the warship.

Denver International Airport plans to repurpose its underground baggage tunnel system as pedestrian walkways starting in 2027.

Democratic Republic of Congo President Felix Tshisekedi indicated he would accept a third term if requested by the people, despite being scheduled to step down in 2028.

The U.S. State Department updated its travel advisory for Bolivia, warning visitors about petty crime, demonstrations, and drug trafficking risks.
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