Colombia says airstrike killed nine guerrilla fighters near the Venezuelan border
AFP via BSS reported that Colombia’s military said nine guerrilla fighters were killed in a bombing near the Venezuelan border.
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US says four people killed in Caribbean boat strike four days earlier
Washington has confirmed the latest lethal strike on a suspected narcotics boat in international waters as the Trump administration expands its military posture in the region.
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Pentagon launches Operation Southern Spear against narco-terrorists in the Western Hemisphere
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says the new mission, led by Joint Task Force Southern Spear and SOUTHCOM, will target narco-terrorists across the Americas.
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Russian drone and missile barrage on Kyiv kills six and wounds at least 35
A large Russian strike on Kyiv killed six people, injured at least 35 and left apartment blocks damaged across much of the capital, Ukrainian officials said.
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Ukraine claims sabotage of Trans-Siberian freight line carrying Russian military cargo
Ukraine's military intelligence says it derailed a freight train on the Trans-Siberian Railway near Sosnovka, disrupting a key Russian logistics route.
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Explosions in Russia’s Oryol follow reported Ukrainian missile and drone strikes
Authorities in Oryol say several cars and apartment windows were damaged after explosions during an overnight missile-and-drone alert.
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Settlers burn West Bank mosque after rare Israeli rebuke of violence
Palestinian officials said settlers torched the Hajja Hamida mosque near Deir Istiya and left anti-condemnation graffiti as attacks in the occupied West Bank escalated.
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Syria reopens its London embassy in a fresh sign of diplomatic return
Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shibani’s visit to London marked the first reopening of Syria’s embassy there in more than a decade, following the Assad government’s fall.
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Pakistan says Afghan nationals carried out twin suicide attacks as tensions with Kabul deepen
Pakistan’s interior minister says Afghan nationals were involved in two deadly suicide attacks this week, including a bombing outside a court in Islamabad that killed 12 people on the event date, November 13, 2025.
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Cambodia says Thai soldiers killed villager as border ceasefire frays
Cambodia said one villager was killed and three others wounded when Thai troops opened fire near the border, deepening tension around a ceasefire partly brokered by the United States.
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Israeli settlers set fires in Beit Lid and Deir Sharaf and clash with soldiers
Settlers attacked property in the West Bank villages of Beit Lid and Deir Sharaf before turning on Israeli soldiers sent to the scene, injuring four people.
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Islamabad court blast kills 12 as Pakistan blames India and Afghanistan
A suicide attack outside a district court in Pakistan’s capital killed at least 12 people and wounded 27, intensifying regional tensions before investigators identified a claim of responsibility.
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Delhi blast kills 13 and puts India on high alert as police invoke terror law
A car explosion near the Red Fort in New Delhi killed at least 13 people and wounded more than 20, prompting a terrorism investigation and security alerts across major cities.
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Colombian airstrikes kill 19 fighters in Amazon offensive
Top Colombian military officers said airstrikes killed 19 fighters from a drug-running guerrilla group in the country’s Amazon region.
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UK sends military support to Belgium after suspected drone incursions
Britain says it is helping Belgium with personnel and equipment after drone sightings disrupted airports and raised suspicion of Russian involvement.
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Trump says U.S. will skip G20 in South Africa over claims about Afrikaner treatment
The White House move deepens a dispute with Pretoria over allegations from Washington that white South African farmers are being persecuted.
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Taliban says Pakistan ceasefire holds after Istanbul talks fail
Negotiations in Turkey broke down, but Kabul says the truce reached in Qatar last month remains in place.
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Six Killed as Russian Strikes Hit Ukrainian Homes and Energy Sites
Ukraine said Russia launched more than 450 explosive drones and 45 missiles overnight, damaging facilities and cutting power across several regions on November 8, 2025.
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Australia begins moving non-citizens to Nauru under new resettlement deal
Australia has started deporting some non-citizens to Nauru under a secretive multibillion-dollar agreement that could affect hundreds of people.
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Japan resumes seafood exports to China after two-year Fukushima ban
A first shipment of Hokkaido scallops marks a cautious thaw in trade, even as China keeps restrictions in place on Fukushima and nearby prefectures.
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EU tightens Schengen visa access for Russians amid war and sabotage fears
Russian nationals will no longer be eligible for multiple-entry Schengen visas, though exceptions remain for dissidents, journalists, human rights defenders and some family members.
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Jakarta mosque blast injures dozens at high school complex, with 17-year-old suspected
More than 50 people were hurt in explosions during Friday prayers at a mosque inside a Jakarta school, and Indonesian police say a 17-year-old student is under suspicion.
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Khaled El-Enany elected to lead UNESCO after decisive vote in Samarkand
UNESCO has elected Egyptian Egyptologist Khaled El-Enany as its next director-general, handing him a near-unanimous mandate in Samarkand.
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Kazakhstan to join the Abraham Accords in symbolic boost for Trump initiative
Washington says the move could widen trade and cooperation with Israel, though Kazakhstan already had diplomatic relations with Israel for decades.
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