Regional security officials say the dawn operation, backed by airstrikes, took control of a strategic base that has been used by militants for nearly a decade.
Police said armed militants stormed government buildings and homes in Sorab, Pakistan, before fleeing after a shootout that left a government official dead.
Authorities in Tamaulipas say nine alleged cartel members were detained after five musicians disappeared on their way to a supposed concert in Reynosa.
France's president said his government could harden its position if the humanitarian blockade in Gaza continues and called Palestinian statehood a necessity.
Israeli ministers say they have approved 22 new settlements in the occupied West Bank in a move critics say will deepen the occupation and make a Palestinian state harder to imagine.
A brief clash in a disputed border zone left one Cambodian soldier dead and revived concern over a frontier long shaped by territorial disputes and fragile local understandings.
A database breach reviewed by Danwatch and Der Spiegel reportedly exposed more than 2 million documents on Russian military procurement and nuclear facilities.
Buenos Aires ratified its decision to leave the World Health Organization on the event date, May 27, 2025, while US health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was in the city.
At least 54 Palestinians were killed after Israeli air strikes hit a Gaza school used by displaced families, according to hospital officials and the BBC.
A major Russian strike on Kyiv injured 15 people and hit several districts, underscoring how far Moscow and Kyiv remain from any ceasefire breakthrough despite a prisoner exchange.
Gaza health authorities say 79 bodies arrived at hospitals in one day, including nine children from a doctor’s family, as the war and the blockade continue to shape conditions in the enclave.
Guyana’s parliament debated a sovereignty motion as Foreign Minister Hugh Todd said the country would not be bullied over Venezuela’s plans for Essequibo.
The Sudanese army says it found mass graves in Omdurman after retaking Khartoum, adding a grim new allegation to a war already marked by mass displacement and disease.
Moscow and Kyiv launched the first phase of a planned three-day swap involving 1,000 prisoners from each side, creating a rare channel of cooperation amid a war otherwise defined by attrition.
Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello said nationals of Argentina, Bulgaria and Spain were detained as the government blamed a violent conspiracy ahead of elections.
Britain has agreed to transfer the Chagos Islands to Mauritius while leasing back the Diego Garcia base for 99 years, a long-delayed settlement over the disputed archipelago.
A vehicle-borne explosive tore through an Army Public School bus in Khuzdar, leaving dozens wounded and triggering a fresh blame fight between Pakistan and India.
Israeli strikes killed at least 82 Palestinians in Gaza on May 21, 2025, as aid distribution delays, blockade pressure and ceasefire talk all converged.