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JD Vance became the first sitting U.S. vice president or president to visit Armenia, where he and Nikol Pashinyan framed the trip around peace talks, nuclear cooperation and economic ties.
Read report »An Israeli drone strike on a car in the village of Yanouh killed three people, including a 3-year-old child, in the latest deadly attack in southern Lebanon.
Read report »Palestinian medics and local authorities said a residential building was hit in Gaza City as the war's human toll kept rising.
Read report »The SAC’s attacks in Chin State left three civilians dead and forced damage to dozens of homes, according to the supplied report.
Read report »Missiles and drones damaged thermal plants, high-voltage links and infrastructure serving nuclear stations as freezing weather returned.
Read report »Security forces detained four people, including an alleged mastermind, after a suicide attack at a Shiite mosque killed 31 and wounded 169 in the capital.
Read report »Doctors in Sudan say a Rapid Support Forces drone strike on a vehicle carrying displaced families near Er Rahad killed at least 24 people, including eight children.
Read report »Church officials in northwest Nigeria say gunmen killed three villagers and abducted 11 people, including a Catholic priest, during a predawn raid in Kaduna state.
Read report »The military said the Allied Democratic Forces attacked Mambimbi-Isigo in North Kivu province, leaving at least 20 people dead and forcing residents to flee.
Read report »Canada and France opened consulates in Greenland’s capital, Nuuk, in a coordinated show of support for Denmark and Greenland as US rhetoric over the Arctic island intensified.
Read report »Iraq's Joint Operations Command said two hideouts, a concealed vehicle and stores of weapons and supplies were destroyed in the western Nineveh desert.
Read report »Sudan Doctors Network said a humanitarian convoy was hit near El-Obeid, underscoring the dangers facing relief operations in the conflict zone.
Read report »BBC News reported on February 6, 2026, that Lt Gen Vladimir Alekseyev was shot several times in a residential block in Moscow and taken to hospital in serious condition.
Read report »An Iraqi security official said a man wearing an explosive belt blew himself up as forces tried to arrest him near the Syrian border, killing himself and injuring two security members.
Read report »Angola, Namibia and the Democratic Republic of Congo have agreed to take back some people removed from the UK after the government threatened visa penalties.
Read report »Washington and Moscow agreed in Abu Dhabi to restore high-level military contact, a channel that had been dormant since late 2021 as negotiations over Ukraine continued.
Read report »The medical group said repeated assaults on health facilities are deepening Sudan's humanitarian crisis.
Read report »The treaty capped deployed strategic warheads and had been the last remaining nuclear arms-control pact limiting the two countries' arsenals.
Read report »Palestinian health officials reported two babies among the dead, while Israel said it targeted armed-group leaders and responded to an attack on its troops.
Read report »The agreement targets research, investment and business ties in life sciences, advanced manufacturing, robotics and artificial intelligence.
Read report »The Stena Imperative continued toward Bahrain after U.S. officials said IRGC vessels and a drone threatened to board and seize it.
Read report »A small number of sick and wounded Palestinians began crossing into Egypt after Israel permitted a restricted reopening of Rafah, with movement limited to joint security screening.
Read report »Regional authorities said the drone hit a house in Stary Oskol and started a fire during an overnight wave that Russia said included 22 drones over Belgorod.
Read report »The ministry said one of the dead was a 3-year-old boy, while Israel said it struck militants near the Yellow Line.
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