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Houthi Missile Hits Aramco's Dhahran Headquarters as Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Rebels Trade Strikes

A fire broke out in the oil giant's headquarters compound overnight, Saudi officials said no one was hurt, and the Houthis say more attacks on Saudi airports and energy sites will follow.

Oct 15, 2026/3 min read

Process towers and pipework of the SATORP refinery, the Saudi Aramco and TotalEnergies joint venture at Jubail, Saudi Arabia, photographed on 3 January 2013 during construction, a file photograph of an Aramco facility and not of the Dhahran headquarters or Wednesday's strike

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Kimberly Guilfoyle Resigns as US Ambassador to Greece After the White House Asked Her to Go

The former Fox News host denies Wall Street Journal reports of improper conduct, including a donor's claim she sought $100,000 for access, and an inspector general is reviewing them.

Oct 15, 2026/2 min read

The official portrait of Kimberly Guilfoyle as US ambassador to Greece, in front of an American flag, published by the US Embassy in Athens in November 2025, a file photograph and not from this week

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Two Cargo Ships Sink Near the Strait of Hormuz as Attacks on Shipping Surge

A Singapore-flagged container ship and a bulk carrier have gone down within a day of each other, and two senior Iranian officials told Reuters that Tehran is using new tactics against vessels.

Oct 15, 2026/2 min read

A Euronav oil tanker lying at anchor in haze off Fujairah, United Arab Emirates, seen from the deck of another ship, photographed on 21 March 2012, a file photograph of merchant shipping near the Strait of Hormuz and not of the GFS Pride or the Cape Dao

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Pope Leo XIV Has Lung Cancer, the Vatican Says, After Surgery to Remove Part of His Right Lung

The 71-year-old pontiff is recovering at Rome's Gemelli hospital after doctors confirmed adenocarcinoma during Tuesday's operation, and his audiences are cancelled through 20 October.

Oct 15, 2026/2 min read

Pope Leo XIV in white greeting a crowd of pilgrims and officials at the Abbey of Santa Maria de Montserrat in Spain, photographed on 10 June 2026, a file photograph and not from Rome's Gemelli hospital or this week

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Denmark Says US Exploration in Greenland Must Follow Local Law After Trump Touts a 'Massive' Oil and Mineral Push

Copenhagen's foreign ministry said last month's three-party deal grants no drilling or mining rights, answering a presidential post that said resource exploration was about to start.

Oct 14, 2026/2 min read

A view of Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, with its red wooden cathedral and the hills behind, photographed in June 2025, a file photograph of the town and not of any exploration site

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Federal Agents Search Rep. Ilhan Omar's Washington Home Three Weeks Before the Midterms, and She Calls It Intimidation

Homeland Security Investigations carried out a court-approved warrant on Monday morning, no charges have been announced, and the Justice Department has not named the congresswoman or the offence.

Oct 13, 2026/2 min read

The official congressional portrait of Representative Ilhan Omar, taken in December 2018, a file photograph and not from Monday's search

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Iran Calls the US Reply on Hormuz 'Inadequate' as Two Indian Seafarers Go Missing After a Tanker Is Hit Off Oman

Tehran says Washington accepted only some of its seven conditions, mediators in Qatar and Pakistan are still in play, and the drone strike off Sohar shows how little the talks have changed at sea.

Oct 13, 2026/2 min read

Container cranes at the port of Sohar in Oman, photographed in December 2006, a file photograph of the port town near where the tanker was hit and not of the vessel or the attack

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Trump Declares a Russia-Ukraine 'Energy Ceasefire' and Moscow Keeps Hitting Ukraine's Power Plants, Zelenskyy Says

The announcement came two days after Washington eased sanctions on Russian diesel, and by Monday Kyiv said it had learned of the truce from the news while its energy sites were still under attack.

Oct 13, 2026/2 min read

Firefighters at a damaged apartment block in Kharkiv, Ukraine, after a Russian attack, photographed on 23 January 2024, a file photograph illustrative of attacks on the city and not of this week's strikes on energy sites

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Saudi Arabia Vows a Serious Response After a Houthi Missile Killed 13 at Riyadh Airport as Trump Weighs Joining

A missile hit the passenger terminal on Saturday, a second projectile struck it on Sunday, and by Monday Riyadh was under fresh fire while Washington weighed entering a war it has so far watched.

Oct 13, 2026/2 min read

The curved canopy of a terminal building at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, photographed in 2025, a file photograph illustrative of the airport and not of the damage from Saturday's missile strike

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EU Sanctions Almost 1,600 Russian People and Firms in Its Biggest Single Listing Since the Invasion

Brussels targeted mid-level suppliers of drone and missile parts and 77 people tied to sham elections, a day after Trump announced an energy ceasefire that Kyiv says Moscow broke.

Oct 12, 2026/2 min read

Kaja Kallas, the EU's foreign policy chief, speaking at a podium at a UN Security Council press conference with EU member states' ministers, photographed on 23 September 2026, a file photograph and not from the sanctions announcement

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Raphael Glucksmann Wins the French Left's Primary in the First Round With 66 Per Cent

He beat Olivier Faure and Segolene Royal after a cyberattack extended voting, but only about 120,000 people took part, a small fraction of the electorates of earlier Socialist primaries.

Oct 11, 2026/2 min read

Raphael Glucksmann seated before wooden shelves, looking to one side, photographed in October 2017, a file photograph and not from the primary

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Delhi Locked Down and Protest Leaders Detained as Cockroach Janta Party Rallies Against the Election Chief

Police refused permission, shut metro stations and cut mobile internet in central Delhi, then held the youth movement's founder on arrival from Mumbai as it demanded an election commissioner's exit.

Oct 10, 2026/2 min read

Red sandstone observatory instruments of the Jantar Mantar in New Delhi, with palm trees behind, photographed in July 2011, a file photograph of the site where the rally was planned and not of Saturday's lockdown or protest

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Navi Pillay, the South African Jurist Who Led the UN Gaza Inquiry, Wins the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize

The Norwegian Nobel Committee chose an 85-year-old judge who defended Nelson Mandela and sat on the Rwanda genocide tribunal, and called the choice a message to those attacking the legal order.

Oct 9, 2026/3 min read

Navi Pillay speaking at a conference table in South Africa, photographed in August 2018, a file photograph and not from the Nobel announcement

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Trump Says the US Will Not Attack Iran Before the Midterms, While Tanker Attacks Cut Hormuz Traffic to a Two-Month Low

A Truth Social post promises a pause until 3 November, but the blockade stays, Tehran calls the talks pointless and tankers are being hit outside the strait. Brent held above $100.

Oct 9, 2026/3 min read

The deck of an oil tanker docked at the Al Basrah Oil Terminal taking on crude in the Persian Gulf, photographed in November 2005, a file photograph illustrative of Gulf tanker traffic and not of any vessel attacked this week

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Russian Strikes Killed 22 in Pryluky and at Least 30 on Two Buses in Kramatorsk Within Two Days

A cruise missile hit a block of flats in the north on Wednesday and a guided bomb struck two buses in the east on Thursday. Zelenskyy warns the attacks will grow as winter nears.

Oct 9, 2026/2 min read

The Mykolaiv Church and the Transfiguration Cathedral in the centre of Pryluky, Ukraine, photographed in July 2014, a file photograph of the town and not of the building struck on Wednesday

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A Year After the Gaza Ceasefire, More Than 100 Aid and Rights Groups Say It Exists in Name Only

On the eve of the anniversary, aid groups and the UN's relief chief describe a Gaza short of shelter, clean water and working hospitals, while Israel says it blocks items with military use.

Oct 9, 2026/2 min read

Damaged residential buildings in the Rimal neighbourhood of Gaza City after an airstrike on 9 October 2023, a file photograph illustrative of the destruction the aid groups describe and not taken this week

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Bosnia Returns the Same Ethnic Parties as Turnout Falls to a Record Low and Dodik Claims a Victory From Off the Ballot

Preliminary results show Becirovic, Cvijanovic and a new Croat member taking the presidency, with fewer than 42 per cent of voters bothering to cast a ballot. Coalition talks could last for months.

Oct 6, 2026/2 min read

The parliament building in Sarajevo after its reconstruction, photographed on 31 July 2007, a file photograph and not from the election

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Hegseth Calls the Hormuz Blockade 'Ironclad' While Iran Says There Is No Military Solution

After a Camp David meeting, the Pentagon chief said Iran has 'literally gotten nothing through' the strait. Shipping data tell a messier story, and Tehran says talks should rest on lifting sanctions, not new pressure.

Oct 5, 2026/2 min read

Two United States aircraft carriers in the Persian Gulf during a 2014 carrier relief, a file photograph illustrative of US naval power in the region and not of the current blockade

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The UAE Calls the Flydubai Cockpit Attack a Terrorist Act as Israel Reviews Foreign Crew Checks

Five days after a co-pilot stabbed his captain with a crash axe on a Dubai to Tel Aviv flight, the UAE's prosecutor general says it was an attempted terrorist act, and Israel's prime minister has ordered a review of security for foreign flights.

Oct 5, 2026/2 min read

The flight deck of a Boeing 737 on display in a museum, photographed in August 2008, illustrative of the type of cockpit involved and not the flydubai aircraft or its crew

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Flavio Bolsonaro Edged Lula in Brazil's First Round, Sending a Tight Race to a 25 October Runoff

With more than 99 percent counted, the right-wing senator had just over 47 percent to the president's 45, a result that beat the final polls and sets up a three-week contest over Brazil's direction and its relationship with Washington.

Oct 5, 2026/3 min read

The National Congress building in Brasilia, where the Senate and Chamber of Deputies that Brazilians also voted for on Sunday sit, photographed in October 2009