Israeli Strikes Kill at Least 17 in Central and Southern Gaza
Local health officials said 10 children and three women were among those killed in attacks on homes and tents as diplomatic pressure for a ceasefire increased.
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First family sent from France under UK migration swap as Channel policy begins to bite
A family of three became the first group sent to Britain from France under the new exchange arrangement, while officials tried to show the pilot could change the calculus for Channel crossings.
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Drone strike in Eilat injures 22 in southern Israel, officials say
Israeli officials said a drone fired from Yemen hit the Red Sea city, leaving two people seriously hurt among the wounded.
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At least 85 Palestinians reported killed in Israeli strikes across Gaza
An Al Jazeera live update said Israeli attacks killed at least 85 Palestinians in Gaza on September 24, in another deadly day of the war.
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Pakistani forces kill 13 militants in raid near Afghan border
Security forces raided a militant hideout in northwest Pakistan, leaving 13 Pakistani Taliban fighters dead and renewing focus on the country’s long-running insurgency problem.
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Ahmed al-Sharaa returns Syria to the UN General Assembly podium after nearly 60 years
The Syrian president used his first address to the General Assembly to claim a new international role for Syria while pressing for sanctions relief and security talks.
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Ghana sends 11 West African deportees home despite court challenge
Eleven West African migrants deported from the United States to Ghana were moved on to their home countries even as they pursued legal protection in Ghana.
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Sahel states say they will quit the ICC, denouncing it as neo-colonial
Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger said they will withdraw from the International Criminal Court and replace it with their own justice mechanisms.
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Al Jazeera says 37 Palestinians were killed in Gaza as France recognises Palestinian statehood
A live update from September 22 said Israeli attacks killed at least 37 Palestinians in Gaza, including 30 in Gaza City, as diplomatic moves around Palestine intensified.
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Hamas releases video of hostage Alon Ohel as negotiations remain stalled
A new video released by Hamas offered a sign of life for Alon Ohel, one of the hostages taken in the October 7 attacks, amid continued pressure on Israel and his family.
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European States Move to Recognize Palestine at UN Summit
At a UN-backed summit in New York, several European governments moved to recognize a Palestinian state, sharpening a long-running diplomatic split over the war.
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Pakistan Blast Kills at Least 24 as Officials Dispute Cause and Victim Count
Security officials blamed explosives at a Pakistani Taliban facility, while a provincial lawmaker alleged airstrikes killed civilians in the Tirah Valley.
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Taliban Reject Trump Bid to Retake Bagram Air Base
The Taliban said Afghanistan will not cede control of Bagram after Trump renewed his call for a U.S. presence there.
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Children among five killed in Israeli drone strike in southern Lebanon
A drone strike in Bint Jbeil killed five people, including three children, and renewed accusations that Israel is violating the ceasefire with Lebanon.
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France joins allies in recognizing Palestinian statehood at the United Nations
Emmanuel Macron said the move was overdue, while Israel and its supporters argued it rewarded terrorism and would not change the war’s reality.
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Israeli attacks kill 91 in Gaza as pressure on Gaza City intensifies
Medics said 91 Palestinians were killed in one day, with most of the dead in Gaza City as Israel expanded its air and ground assault.
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Drone attack kills children in Haiti slum as outrage grows over accountability
A drone strike targeting a suspected gang leader in Port-au-Prince killed at least eight children and deepened questions over who ordered the attack and who answers for it.
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Russia says four killed in Ukrainian drone strike on Samara refinery region
BBC reporting says Russia blamed Ukrainian drones for four deaths in Samara as Kyiv said its strikes hit refineries in Samara and Saratov.
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Russian aerial assault kills three as 619 drones and missiles target Ukraine
A missile struck a residential tower in Dnipro during a broad overnight attack, while Ukraine also reported retaliatory drone strikes on two Russian oil refineries.
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U.K. and Ireland agree to replace Northern Ireland legacy law with new investigations framework
The proposal would unwind the controversial 2023 act and create new bodies to examine killings from the Troubles, though veterans and victims groups remain divided.
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Estonia summons Russian diplomat after fighter jets enter airspace in 12-minute incursion
Estonia protested after three Russian MiG-31s crossed into its airspace near Vaindloo, prompting a NATO air response and a request for allied consultations.
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France suspends counterterrorism ties with Mali after arrest of French national
France has suspended counterterrorism cooperation with Mali and expelled two Malian diplomatic staff after a French man was arrested in Bamako.
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UN council fails to stop snapback of Iran sanctions
Only four council members backed the resolution, leaving European-led sanctions set to return at the end of the month.
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Morocco becomes 60th ratifier as high seas treaty clears path to take effect in 2026
Morocco’s ratification pushed the High Seas Treaty over the threshold needed to bring the first global legal framework for protecting international waters into force next year.
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