Latest World News
Islamic State Attack Kills 29 in Northeastern Nigeria
Militants with the Islamic State group attacked a village overnight in northeastern Nigeria, killing at least 29 people, authorities said Monday. It was one of the deadliest assaults by the group in recent months amid ongoing insurgency.
Local security forces are investigating and pursuing the attackers.
Israel Resumes Strikes on Lebanon, Killing 14
Israel has launched military attacks on Lebanon, killing 14 people and wounding 37 others, including two children, according to Lebanon's health ministry. The strikes have raised fears of wider Middle East conflict despite a US-brokered ceasefire.
Israeli forces ordered evacuations north of the Litani River.
US-Iran Ceasefire Talks Collapse Amid Tensions
Ceasefire negotiations between the US and Iran collapsed over the weekend, with President Trump canceling a trip to Pakistan. Iran proposed reopening the Strait of Hormuz and postponing nuclear talks.
An Iraqi official traveled to Moscow to discuss negotiations with Putin.
Train Collision Near Jakarta Kills Four, Injures 38
At least four people were killed and 38 injured after two trains collided near Jakarta, Indonesia. Emergency services responded swiftly to the scene in the Indonesian capital.
Investigations into the cause of the accident are underway.
Truck Bomb Targets Mali Military Ruler's Residence
An attacker set off a truck bomb at the residence of Mali's military ruler, General Assimi Goita, who was moved to a secure location. Goita has yet to make a public statement on the incident.
The attack highlights ongoing instability in the Sahel region.
US Considers Punishing NATO Allies Over Iran Support
A Pentagon email outlines options to punish NATO allies like Spain for failing to support US operations in the Iran war, potentially suspending them from the alliance. This reflects tensions within the alliance amid Middle East conflicts.
Axios reported on the internal deliberations.
Iran Stands Firm on Nuclear Stance Against Trump
President Trump reiterated that Iran cannot possess nuclear weapons at any cost, urging Tehran to accept talks. This comes amid collapsed ceasefire efforts and regional escalations.
Iranian officials have not immediately responded.
Swiss Flight from Delhi Faces Engine Fire, Evacuation Chaos
A Swiss Delhi-Zurich flight experienced engine fire, jammed exit door, and botched evacuation at IGI airport. A passenger criticized airport teams for chaotic response, calling them 'headless chicken'.
All passengers were safely evacuated with no fatalities.
South Korea's Kospi Hits Record High Over 6,600
South Korea's stock market crossed $4 trillion market cap as the Kospi index stormed past the record 6,600 level. This surge reflects strong economic performance and investor confidence.
Analysts attribute it to tech and export sectors.
Maine Governor Vetoes AI Data Center Moratorium
Democratic Gov. Janet Mills vetoed a statewide moratorium on large AI data centers, citing no exception for a local project in Jay. The bill had bipartisan support due to environmental and energy cost concerns.
Other states like New York are considering similar measures.
US Justice Dept. Announces Firing Squads for Executions
The Trump administration announced use of firing squads and single-drug protocols to expedite executions. Anti-death penalty activist Sister Helen Prejean criticized the move amid a video message timing.
This escalates federal execution methods.