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President Lee Says South Korea Can Retake Wartime Command of Combined US Forces
President Lee Jae Myung says South Korea is capable of regaining wartime operational control, urging an early return from Washington.
Trump Says Russia’s Actions in Ukraine Are “Fine”
Trump said Russia “has been fine on Ukraine,” despite ongoing attacks, and criticized Zelenskyy as he discussed a possible summit with Putin.
Starvation Cult Leader Found Guilty of Murdering 190 Children and One Adult in Kenya
A Kenyan court convicted preacher Paul Mackenzie and 28 associates of murdering 190 children and one adult in the Shakahola cult.
British Man Fined €3,000 for Causing Two-Year-Old Son’s Death in Cyprus
Joshua Foster received a €3,000 fine in Cyprus after pleading guilty over his two-year-old son’s fatal fall from hotel window.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico Joins Vučić’s Electoral Campaign
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico joined Aleksandar Vučić’s campaign in Serbia, reiterating support for Serbia’s territorial integrity over Kosovo’s independence.
Army Chief Says Politicians to Start ‘Frank Conversation’ With Public to Prepare for War
Army chief General Sir Roly Walker says UK leaders will soon ask citizens to accept sacrifices and help prepare defences.
Drone Attack Shuts One Main Unit at Russia’s Ryazan Refinery, Reuters Reports
A drone attack shut one of Ryazan refinery’s main processing units, while three others remain operational, Reuters reported, citing industry sources.
Amazon Deforestation in Brazil Falls to Lowest Level Since 1988
Brazil cleared 3,335 square kilometers of Amazon forest in year to July, the lowest total since monitoring began in 1988.
Italian Police Clash with Protesters in Milan and Bologna
Police fired tear gas in Milan after protesters threw stones, while clashes over living costs also led to arrests in Bologna.
Iranian Student Najmeh Amini Faces Death Sentence for Online Post
Najmeh Amini, a 23-year-old Iranian student, received a death sentence for blasphemy over an online post; the ruling remains appealable
Ukraine runs out of Patriot interceptor missiles as Zelensky and Trump clash over war
Ukraine says Patriot interceptor stocks are exhausted, leaving it exposed as Russia’s ballistic missile attacks intensify amid rising Zelenskyy-Trump tensions.
Violet & Xaden Have Been Cast In Prime Video’s Fourth Wing TV Show
Despite headlines, Violet and Xaden have not been announced; a casting call uses code names believed to correspond to leads.
Saudi-Led Coalition Strikes Oil Depot Near Yemen’s Capital as Houthi Threats Escalate
The coalition says it struck Houthi-linked fuel infrastructure near Sanaa, prompting threats against Saudi airports, oil facilities and other targets.
Germany Detains Two Turks Suspected of Sabotaging Polish Starlink Station for Russia
Two Turkish citizens were detained in Germany over a September arson attack on a Polish Starlink ground station, Polish officials say.
US Army Aims to Make South Korea an Indo-Pacific Manufacturing Hub
The Eighth Army is expanding advanced manufacturing in Korea to produce and repair parts faster for U.S. forces across the Pacific.
South Korea Advances FA-50 Toward Collaborative Combat With KAI’s AAP Drone Wingman
Korea Aerospace Industries flew its AAP drone alongside an FA-50, demonstrating close formation flight as a step toward crewed-uncrewed teamwork.
Survivors Say Airstrikes Killed at Least 200 at Gold Mine Near Sudan-Egypt Border
Rights groups reported 72 deaths, while other Sudanese groups put the toll above 200 after airstrikes hit a crowded mining site.
Pippa Harris Explains Why The Beatles’ Four Biopics Will Release Together
Producer Pippa Harris says four Beatles biopics will premiere in April 2028, inviting audiences to watch them across the month.
EU’s Chief Diplomat: “This Is Not the Time to Ease Pressure on Russia, and Europe Won’t”
EU chief diplomat Kaja Kallas says Europe will keep pressure on Russia, warning diesel sanctions relief could fund Moscow’s war.
Eight Killed in Erie Shooting; Suspected Gunman Also Dead, Authorities Say
Eight people, including two children and a pregnant woman, were killed in Erie; the suspected gunman also died, authorities said.
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