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India advised nationals in Mali to stay indoors due to security developments. The Indian embassy is monitoring the situation with Malian authorities. The Indian embassy added that it was closely monitoring the evolving situation in coordination with Malian authorities and will issue further updates as required.
Islamic militants and separatists claimed simultaneous attacks across Mali. The US Embassy in Bamako issued a security alert citing explosions and gunfire. The U. S. Embassy in Bamako issued a security alert citing reports of explosions and gunfire near Kati and the international airport, and urged U.
NATO faces internal divisions over participating in the Iran conflict. Member countries are split on the issue. NATO Faces Internal Divisions Over Iran Conflict Participation Oz Arab Media.
Armed groups launched co-ordinated attacks across Mali, with clashes reported in the centre and north. Witnesses report clashes in the centre and north, in what has been described as the largest jihadist attack in years.
NATO is divided over joining a potential Iran war. Trump is furious at Europeans for refusing to participate. Trump fury over Europeans' refusal to join Iran war.
Israeli airstrikes in south Lebanon killed six people, projectiles launched from Lebanon, which were intercepted by Israel's military. Hezbollah condemned the strikes as a "blatant violation" of ceasefire understandings.
Israeli strikes in Gaza killed 13 people, including two police officers, Gaza Civil Defence reported the casualties. ’s Interior Ministry, two of those were police officers.
US President Trump shifted the blame to Iran's authorities as they hardened their stance on the nuclear issue. Some officials said Tehran must not entertain further talks amid threats and a blockade.
US President Trump announced that Jared Kushner and Robert Witkoff are no longer going to Pakistan for Iran talks. The decision was made public through a live update on CBS News.
Israel vowed to attack Hezbollah 'forcefully' after four people were killed in strikes on southern Lebanon. The Israeli military carried out the strikes.
Gunmen attacked multiple locations in Mali's capital, with residents in other cities reporting gunfire and blasts. The attacks occurred across central and northern Mali. Residents in other cities in central and northern Mali reported gunfire and blasts.
US President Trump said he cancelled a planned trip to Pakistan by his envoys, but stated that the Iran war is not resuming. Iran's Foreign Ministry reported Deputy Foreign Minister Araghchi arriving in Muscat for Omani official meetings.
Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon killed four people amid a fragile ceasefire. The Israeli military said it targeted loaded rocket launchers belonging to Hezbollah. The strikes occurred in the southern region of Lebanon near the Israeli border.
An explosion in southwest Colombia killed at least seven people on the Pan-American Highway. Authorities in Cauca region demand 'decisive' government action after deadly explosion on Pan-American Highway.
The El Gamal family was re-arrested after being released from 10-month US immigration detention. Lawyers say El Gamal family detained by Trump administration hours after returning home from 10-month detention.
Trump claimed progress in Mideast wars, citing reduced conflict, but grievances remain. Trump claims progress in Mideast wars, but grievances could reignite them AP News.
Japan is recruiting bodybuilders and athletes to work in nursing homes due to a staff shortage. Young athletes are being recruited to plug a staff shortage in Japan’s nursing homes.
China announced plans to build its fourth aircraft carrier, which will be powered by nuclear energy. This move marks a significant development in China's military capabilities, as it was the last major country to adopt aircraft carriers.
Viktor Orbán stepped back from Hungary's parliament after a landslide loss, vowing to rebuild his party. His caucus will be "radically transformed" and he won't take his seat. Mr. Orbán said his party’s caucus in parliament would be “radically transformed” following the election loss, and that he would not take his seat.
Viktor Orbán's party suffered an election loss, and he announced he won't sit in parliament. His party's parliamentary group will undergo significant changes.
Mexican authorities are investigating a car crash that killed two US agents, reportedly CIA employees, after a Mexican-led operation to destroy a drug lab. The agents were not permitted to operate in Mexico.
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