Niger says ambush in Tillabéri killed at least 14 soldiers
Niger’s defense minister said an ambush in the Tillabéri region killed at least 14 troops, underscoring the pressure on the junta’s security campaign.
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Israeli strikes kill at least 62 in Gaza as outrage over Qatar attack grows
A live update said the day's bombardment killed dozens in Gaza while the political backlash to the Doha strike intensified.
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Turkey says it detained 161 suspected Islamic State members in nationwide raids
Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya said the suspects were active in the group or providing financial support, with arrests spread across 38 provinces.
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UN General Assembly backs New York Declaration and presses Hamas to disarm
The General Assembly approved the France- and Saudi-backed declaration by 142 votes to 10, adding fresh international weight to a two-state roadmap and a postwar plan for Gaza.
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Nepal appoints first female prime minister after deadly protests
Sushila Karki was sworn in as interim leader after unrest left at least 51 people dead and more than 12,500 prisoners on the run.
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Haitian official says at least 42 killed in Labodrie massacre as gangs press beyond capital
A local official said gangs killed at least 42 people in the fishing village of Labodrie, highlighting how large-scale violence in Haiti was spreading beyond Port-au-Prince.
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Poland imposes a three-month flight ban in the east after Russian drone incursion
Poland’s air navigation agency has restricted flights across its eastern border region for three months after Russian drones crossed into NATO airspace and were shot down.
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UK removes Peter Mandelson as ambassador over Epstein emails
The British government said new emails made Mandelson's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein materially different from what was known when he was appointed.
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Belarus frees 52 political prisoners in U.S.-brokered deal as sanctions easing begins
The release came as Washington lifted some sanctions on Belavia, while critics warned the move could create new loopholes for Russia.
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Slovenia Bans Dodik From Entering the Country
The EU member says the ban follows his refusal to acknowledge being removed as president of Republika Srpska.
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Poland moves to tighten border security with Belarus amid military drills
Warsaw has closed the frontier and reinforced the area as tensions rise around Russian-Belarusian exercises.
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Poland closes eastern airspace after Russian drones trigger NATO response
After Russian drones crossed into Polish territory, NATO jets shot some down and Poland tightened air traffic in the country’s eastern region.
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Kathmandu airport reopens after deadly unrest grips Nepal
Tribhuvan International Airport reopened as Nepal’s army patrolled Kathmandu and the country faced its worst unrest in decades on the event date, September 10, 2025.
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Poland, NATO scramble jets after Russian drones cross into Polish airspace
Poland says it shot down Russian drones after recording repeated incursions that briefly disrupted airports and prompted an urgent NATO response on the event date, September 10, 2025.
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Nepal Deploys Army to Enforce Curfew After Anti-Corruption Protests
Nepal’s military has been deployed across Kathmandu to enforce an indefinite curfew after violent anti-corruption protests spread through the capital.
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Israeli attacks kill at least 72 in Gaza as Qatar leads collective response talks
A live update said the day's strikes killed at least 72 Palestinians while Arab and Muslim leaders considered how to answer Israel's attack on Doha.
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Israel Strikes Sanaa and al-Jawf, Killing 35 in Yemen
2025-09-10 event: Yemen's health ministry said Israeli airstrikes hit civilian and military sites in Sanaa and al-Jawf, leaving 35 people dead and 131 wounded.
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Poland moves to NATO consultations after Russian drone incursion
Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the airspace breach was the most serious security test Poland has faced in years and confirmed Warsaw will invoke NATO Article 4.
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Von der Leyen moves to sanction Israel as Gaza war shifts Europe’s political ground
The European Commission president is asking for sanctions and a trade suspension, a sharp break from her earlier pro-Israel stance.
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Elizabeth Tsurkov released from captivity in Iraq and placed in U.S. custody
The Princeton graduate student, kidnapped in Iraq in 2023, has been freed after years in militia captivity, according to her family and President Donald Trump.
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Fire at Nakhu Jail sends inmates fleeing in Kathmandu Valley unrest
Nepali media reported a blaze inside Nakhu Jail in Lalitpur district, with witnesses saying prisoners escaped as unrest spread on Tuesday evening.
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Israel orders full evacuation of Gaza City as Netanyahu says the assault is only beginning
Israel told the entire population of Gaza City to leave ahead of its planned military takeover, a move that could trigger one of the war's largest new displacements.
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Nepal parliament set ablaze as protesters storm federal building
Protesters stormed and set fire to Nepal’s Federal Parliament building amid a fast-moving political crisis.
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Tribhuvan airport closes as Nepal unrest pushes army to the gates
Kathmandu’s main airport was shut and heavily secured as Gen Z protesters pressed toward the terminal during escalating unrest in Nepal.
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