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The North Korean leader’s sister denied reports that Pyongyang removed propaganda loudspeakers and dismissed Seoul’s interpretation as political spin.
Read report »Gaza health officials reported 123 deaths in 24 hours while aid agencies and foreign governments warned that hunger and medical shortages were worsening.
Read report »The offensive targets insurgent hideouts in a former Pakistani Taliban stronghold where civilians have already been uprooted.
Read report »Ukrainian forces say Russian troops have widened the fight in Donetsk oblast, pressing toward Dobropillia while also trying to cut key routes into Pokrovsk.
Read report »Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Australia will recognise Palestine at the UN General Assembly in September.
Read report »Local rights groups said Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces attacked a famine-stricken camp outside el-Fasher, killing 40 people in one of the latest episodes of violence in Darfur.
Read report »Seven people were killed in a strike near Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, including five Al Jazeera journalists and Anas al-Sharif, according to BBC News and Al Jazeera on the event date 2025-08-10.
Read report »President Donald Trump has announced that he will meet Vladimir Putin in Alaska on August 15 for talks on ending the war in Ukraine, according to BBC News and The Atlantic coverage of the event date 2025-08-10.
Read report »Survivors used the anniversary to renew their push for nuclear abolition, while volunteers restored one of Urakami Cathedral's missing bells.
Read report »Leaders from across the region gathered for Singapore’s 60th independence anniversary, with Brunei’s Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah and Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto among those attending on the event date 2025-08-09.
Read report »Commercial satellite imagery and reporting cited by the Times of India suggest Israel has been moving troops and equipment toward the Gaza border, though the evidence packet does not confirm an order for ground invasion.
Read report »Berlin said it will not authorize military exports that could be used in Gaza until further notice, a sharp shift after Israel approved a plan to take over Gaza City.
Read report »A Seoul court rejected former interior minister Lee Sang-min’s petition against arrest, leaving him in custody as prosecutors pursue allegations tied to Yoon Suk Yeol’s martial law bid.
Read report »Pakistan’s military said 33 militants were killed when they tried to enter from Afghanistan in an overnight operation near the border in Balochistan.
Read report »Authorities in Montana arrested Michael Paul Brown after a week-long search following the killings of four people at the Owl Bar in Anaconda.
Read report »CNN said an active shooter incident on Emory University’s campus left a police officer dead and the shooter dead as authorities responded.
Read report »A reported secret order broadened the military's role against designated criminal groups, prompting legal questions and a firm sovereignty warning from Mexico.
Read report »Volker Türk cited first-hand accounts of attacks in North Kivu and urged parties to recent peace initiatives to deliver tangible protection for civilians.
Read report »Fighting between M23 rebels and Wazalendo-linked fighters in North Kivu has driven civilians from their homes and deepened an already severe humanitarian crisis.
Read report »Lebanon has renamed a road once honoring Hafez Assad after Ziad Rahbani, a change many see as part of a broader political and cultural reset.
Read report »The Sudanese army says it destroyed an Emirati aircraft carrying mercenaries as it landed in Nyala, an airport controlled by the Rapid Support Forces in Darfur. State television said at least 40 people were killed.
Read report »Canberra will buy 11 advanced frigates from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, betting on a stealthier next-generation ship to expand naval reach and deepen strategic ties with Tokyo.
Read report »A local health ministry toll cited by Channel 4 News says the day’s deaths included people seeking aid and others said to have died from starvation.
Read report »The two-day August 2025 deployment brought Indian and Philippine warships together as Chinese naval vessels monitored the activity.
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