Turkish authorities say a raid on a house in Elmalik village near Yalova left nine people dead and nine others wounded, as security forces widened overnight operations across multiple provinces.
Humanitarian groups say vague political tests and demands for staff data could block essential services, while Israel says the rules target hostile actors.
The military government declared a nationwide mobilisation, giving itself powers to conscript people and requisition property for the anti-jihadist war.
The agreement took effect on December 27, 2025 and adds limits on military movement, airspace violations and a plan to return 18 Cambodian soldiers after 72 hours of calm.
Ukrainian military intelligence says it staged the apparent death of Denis Kapustin, a commander in the Russian Volunteer Corps, to recover Kremlin bounty money and disrupt a Russian target hunt.
A blast at an Alawite mosque during Friday prayers killed at least eight people, with a group calling itself Saraya Ansar al-Sunna claiming responsibility.
Lebanese media reported attacks on vehicles in Hermel and the south, while Israel identified two alleged operatives and the IRGC offered no immediate response.
The U.S. military launched a series of strikes on militant camps in northwestern Nigeria following orders from President Donald Trump, who characterized the operation as a response to the persecution of Christians.
Algeria’s parliament unanimously backed a law calling French colonization a crime, seeking restitution, archives and accountability for colonial-era wrongs.
Police arrested five settlers after an overnight attack on a Palestinian home in As Samu’ left sheep dead, children exposed to gas and property damaged, according to the Los Angeles Times.