Pakistan Says Security Raids Killed 48 Militants in Balochistan
Pakistan’s military reported killing 48 militants during raids in Balochistan, where a long-running insurgency continues to drive violence.
Pakistan’s military reported killing 48 militants during raids in Balochistan, where a long-running insurgency continues to drive violence.
Myanmar’s military-backed leader visited Vietnam as the junta seeks regional engagement despite continued conflict and diplomatic isolation.
The FAO’s global food-price index rose to its highest level since late 2022 as conflict, weather and shipping risks affected major commodities.
Air Tanzania says Dar es Salaam–Moscow flights will resume on 7 September after a brief suspension prompted by a route risk assessment.
An overnight attack struck a WHO warehouse holding humanitarian medical supplies near Kyiv, though no WHO employees were injured.
The United Nations has endorsed a map projection that shows continents at their proportional area, addressing the familiar Mercator map’s distortion of Africa.
Russian and Ukrainian leaders offered cautious comments about possible diplomacy as US envoys prepared prospective visits to Moscow and Kyiv.
US and Iranian forces exchanged fresh attacks after roughly a month without direct military action, renewing fears of wider escalation.
Ankara says it is consulting Russia and Ukraine on a plan intended to protect grain traffic through the increasingly dangerous Black Sea.
Washington says it is working on a mechanism to reduce the risk of unintended military confrontation among Turkey, Israel and Syria.