Putin signs decree allowing state takeover of drone-hit infrastructure
Russia's president has signed a decree permitting temporary state control of critical facilities if owners fail to protect them from drone attacks.
India, in focus.
Russia's president has signed a decree permitting temporary state control of critical facilities if owners fail to protect them from drone attacks.
The trial of the alleged Lockerbie bombmaker is postponed due to new evidence, leaving victims' families waiting once more for US justice.
Israeli Defense Minister Katz says IDF will remain in Syria's buffer zone to ensure security, citing threats and recent strikes.
A gang attack on Kenscoff, Haiti, killed 47 and kidnapped over 50, the UN says, marking the largest mass abduction in recent years.
Ukraine's ousted defence minister warns the country is slowly losing the war and has a narrow window to change course.
Ukraine will get a timeline for French and British military aid within 7-10 days, President Zelenskyy announced alongside Estonia's president.
Thailand tightens security in southern provinces after coordinated insurgent attacks damaged government buildings and infrastructure, reviving fears of prolonged unrest.
Germany will soon identify those responsible for an attempted drone attack on Leipzig/Halle airport, says Chancellor Merz, as investigators probe possible Russian involvement.
German investigators found a third drone and suspected hexogen near Leipzig/Halle airport, deepening the probe into the August 4 attack.
A federal judge has postponed the trial of a Libyan ex-intelligence officer accused in the 1988 Pan Am Flight 103 bombing after defense lawyers flagged newly discovered evidence.
PM Carney announces $11.3B icebreaker deal at Davie shipyard in Lévis, joined by Quebec Premier Frechette and federal ministers.
UK PM Burnham in Kyiv announces licensing agreement for Ukraine to produce long-range missiles, vowing continued support on Independence Day.
Germany reaffirms military aid and security guarantees for Ukraine on its 35th Independence Day, citing Kyiv's courage and readiness for ceasefire talks.
UK PM Andy Burnham laid a wreath in Kyiv for Ukraine's Independence Day, joining European leaders and pledging military support.
Eastern Libyan authorities executed 10 people convicted of terrorism by military courts, prompting rights groups to question the legality and fairness of the trials.
A video posted online appears to show about 600 people abducted from a mosque and nearby communities in Nigeria's Niger State.
PM Andy Burnham tells EU's Antonio Costa that Britain must be bolder in forging closer ties, building on defence cooperation.
Dutch insurers and the government remain deadlocked over defence investment terms, risking NATO spending goals.
Dozens of coordinated arson and bomb attacks struck Thailand's southernmost provinces overnight, damaging property including a 7-Eleven store. Three civilians were wounded.
Thailand's PM held urgent security talks after 51 coordinated attacks in the Muslim-majority south, as the region's long-running insurgency continues.