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Roadside Bomb Kills Three Police Officers in Northwestern Pakistan
A powerful roadside bomb targeting a police vehicle in northwestern Pakistan has killed three officers, marking the third such attack in as many days, highlighting escalating regional violence.
South Korean President Considers Apology to North Korea Amid Tensions
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung is weighing a possible apology to North Korea over allegations involving leafleting and drone use that may have heightened military tensions between the two nations.
German President's State Visit to UK to Celebrate Strategic Ties
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier's UK state visit aims to celebrate close bilateral ties and reflect on historical scars, with ceremonies including brass bands and Christmas trees planned.
Putin Meets Modi to Discuss Energy, Defense, and Oil Imports
Russian President Vladimir Putin is in India for a summit focused on strengthening economic, defense, and energy ties, with India's oil imports expected to be a key discussion topic.
Amnesty International Accuses Sudanese Paramilitary of War Crimes
Amnesty International has accused Sudan's Rapid Support Forces of committing war crimes during an assault on a refugee camp in Darfur, intensifying international concerns on human rights abuses.
Macron Arrives in China for Talks on Trade and Ukraine War
French President Emmanuel Macron has arrived in Beijing for a three-day visit aimed at discussing trade relations and global crises including Russia's war in Ukraine.
Flood Death Toll Rises in Indonesia; Cyclone Senyar Impact Reported
Floods and Cyclone Senyar in Indonesia have resulted in over 600 deaths with hundreds more missing amid ongoing rescue efforts in the region.
2025 Guinea-Bissau Coup d'État Disrupts Election Results
Following a military coup in Guinea-Bissau, election results remain unreleased after armed men destroyed tally sheets; Nigeria has granted asylum to opposition candidate Fernando Dias da Costa.
Massive Anti-Corruption Protests Erupt in the Philippines
Large-scale protests denounce corruption tied to flood control project scandals, known as the Trillion Peso March, fueling public demand for governmental accountability.
US President Trump Threatens Action Against Countries Trafficking Drugs
US President Donald Trump has threatened to attack any country that brings illegal drugs into the United States, part of a renewed crackdown on drug cartels and trafficking networks.
Moon Occults Stars in Pleiades Cluster, Visible from North America
The nearly full Moon will occult several bright stars in the Pleiades star cluster over the evening, a significant celestial event observable with binoculars or telescopes.