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Search operations continue across East Nusa Tenggara after Saturday's magnitude 7.7 quake, with hundreds injured and thousands sheltering outdoors.
Ukrainian officials report casualties and damage to residential districts and energy infrastructure after an overnight barrage.
Southern Lebanon comes under the heaviest bombardment in months, with Hezbollah signalling retaliation and mediators warning of wider escalation.
Seoul says troops fired warning shots after soldiers crossed the military demarcation line, in the latest incident along the demilitarised zone.
New monitoring data records roughly one anti-Christian incident a day in Jerusalem, as an indictment follows the attack on a Catholic nun and Jewish interfaith volunteers begin escorting clergy through the Old City.
State Department letters propose shared standards and export alignment on advanced chips, in what officials describe internally as a technology bloc.
Security analysts warn that a payment on this scale would transform the finances of armed groups operating across the Sahel.
Insurers warn that a growing share of climate-driven damage is uninsured, leaving households and public budgets to absorb the cost.
Cereal and cooking oil markets tighten as poor harvests in key producers combine with higher shipping and insurance costs.