Kenyan Nurses End 43-Day Strike After Government Signs Return-to-Work Deal
Kenyan nurses end a 43-day strike after signing a return-to-work deal, with 45 days set aside to implement a stalled 2017 collective bargaining agreement.
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Ukrainian Drone Attack on Russian Port City Kills Four
A Ukrainian drone attack on Novorossiysk killed four and wounded 29, damaging residential buildings and industrial facilities.
Drone Strike Sparks Fire at Key Russian Oil Terminal in Novorossiysk
A drone attack on Novorossiysk caused a major fuel tank fire at an oil terminal, adding to recent export disruptions.
UAE and Germany to Sign Multi-Billion Dollar Deals in Investment, Energy and AI
Germany and the UAE will sign multi-billion dollar agreements on investment, energy, and AI, marking a new phase in bilateral relations.
Rubio in Ecuador to Bolster Counterdrug Ties With Noboa
Marco Rubio visits Ecuador to strengthen counterdrug cooperation with President Noboa amid US operations against drug-trafficking vessels.
Spain logs record 61 heatwave days in 2026, hottest summer ever
Spain recorded 61 heatwave days in 2026, its hottest summer since 1961, with 5,234 heat-related deaths.
Drone Strike Hits Oil Tanker in Iraqi Waters Amid Gulf Attacks
A drone struck a fuel oil tanker in Iraqi waters, causing minor damage. Other ships in the Gulf also reported attacks.
Explainer: What Is the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and Why It Matters Now
A look at the NPT's purpose, signatories, and escape clause as Western powers move to report Iran to the UN Security Council.
Hungary expels 10 Russian diplomats, signaling break with Moscow
Hungary ordered 10 Russian diplomats to leave, a sharp break from its pro-Moscow past. Analysts say EU and NATO solidarity will back Budapest.
Brazil seeks China carbon credit deal ahead of COP31
Brazil will use a China visit to gauge demand for its carbon credits and push for a bilateral market accord by COP31 in November.
British Actor Noel Clarke Charged with Sexual Offences
Actor-director Noel Clarke faces charges of sexual assault, voyeurism, and exposure over alleged incidents involving five women.
Investors and scientists team up to restore degraded North Carolina peatland
A major restoration project in North Carolina aims to rehabilitate a drained peatland, curbing its large annual carbon dioxide releases.
Norway Mourns King Harald V at State Funeral in Oslo
Norway held a state funeral for King Harald V, drawing crowds, foreign royals, and leaders to Oslo Cathedral.
IAEA Board Ends Syria Nuclear Probe After Two Decades
IAEA board terminates Syria's non-compliance case, ending a probe into a covert reactor built with North Korean help.
Kazakhstan to Continue Pursuing $5 Billion Fine Against Kashagan Operator
Kazakhstan will keep pursuing a nearly $5 billion environmental fine against Kashagan operator NCOC despite a temporary suspension during appeal.
Malaysia Recovers Remains of All Five in Flying Doctor Helicopter Crash
Malaysian authorities recovered the remains of all five people aboard a 'flying doctor' helicopter that crashed in Sarawak, Borneo. Investigation is ongoing.
Venezuelan Diaspora in US Grapples With Quake Losses From Afar
Venezuelans in the US mourn quake victims and lead aid efforts from afar, facing grief and legal uncertainty.
Indonesia Searches for Missing Boat Carrying Journalists Near Anak Krakatau
Indonesian rescuers are searching for eight people, including journalists, missing near Anak Krakatau volcano after their boat lost contact.
Venezuelan Diaspora in US Grapples With Earthquake Aftermath From Afar
Venezuelans in the US cope with loss from June's earthquakes while aiding recovery and facing new policy hurdles.
Yen Hits Seven-Month High as Oil Surge Rattles Markets
The yen strengthened to a seven-month high against the dollar as Brent crude topped $100, with markets eyeing central bank meetings.