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Amnesty International documented 2,596 shipments of weapons, ammunition, parts and components from India to Israel since October 7, 2023. The Jerusalem Post highlights India's position as Israel's top defense customer, while Al Jazeera emphasizes the risk of use in Gaza.
More than 150 migrants were rescued from a boat that caught fire in the English Channel near Boulogne-sur-Mer. French and British rescue teams evacuated all 157 people on board, with no reported casualties. The incident has renewed political debate over Channel crossings, with UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham vowing to be 'relentless' in curbing small boat arrivals.
An analysis of the main settler groups behind escalating violence in the occupied West Bank, including the Hilltop Youth, the Price Tag movement, and Guard Teams, based on Al Jazeera reporting. The Israeli government's support and policies are highlighted as contributing factors to the growth and impunity of these groups.
South Korea's president has declared a record-breaking heatwave a national disaster, with temperatures hitting a 122-year high. Reports from multiple outlets indicate at least 16 to 21 deaths and thousands of heat-related illnesses, while a Tokyo zoo reports lion deaths.
The Pentagon has introduced a new webpage to count US casualties in the Iran war separately since July 7, raising the official tally to 704—an 83% increase. Critics, including former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, accuse the department of obscuring the true cost of the conflict, while the Pentagon defends its approach as a reclassification.
Families in Morocco are desperately searching for missing relatives after a deadly mass crossing into Spain's Ceuta enclave, while thousands of migrants remain in the territory. Reports differ on the death toll, with some citing at least 72 deaths and others reporting at least 88 in Ceuta alone, as the humanitarian and political fallout continues.
The US-led Board of Peace has stated that Israel's withdrawal from Gaza will only proceed after Hamas fully disarms, following a meeting between its director and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Hamas remains committed to the ceasefire's second phase, while regional countries condemn ongoing Israeli strikes.
DR Congo's Ministry of Hydrocarbons expects to complete and publish a full environmental audit of oil company Perenco by the end of September. Preliminary findings identified pollution linked to the company's operations, including negative impacts on soil and air quality, corroborating a Human Rights Watch report. Perenco has denied causing pollution.
As the Democratic Republic of Congo's Ebola outbreak reaches record levels, a new UN-backed treatment centre opens in the hardest-hit province, while peacekeeping forces are deployed to protect medical facilities amid ongoing violence and community mistrust.
Bangladesh has asked India to clarify its stance on exiled former prime minister Sheikh Hasina's planned virtual address from New Delhi, warning that allowing political activities by a fugitive could hurt bilateral ties. The event, hosted by a New Delhi press club, marks the second anniversary of the uprising that toppled her government. Dhaka also continues to seek Hasina's extradition.
Myanmar's military-led government released photographs of detained former leader Aung San Suu Kyi meeting a Red Cross official, her first publicised contact with a foreign official since her 2021 detention. Her son welcomed the visit as a positive step while calling for her release.
Moscow-installed officials say Ukrainian attacks on holiday camps in Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia killed 11 people, while Ukrainian authorities report three dead from a Russian drone strike in Sumy. The strikes continue a cycle of counter-attacks as warnings mount of a possible large-scale Russian offensive.
A Sudanese army drone strike on a traditional court in Darfur killed 35 people, including tribal leaders and RSF commanders, according to a rights group. The RSF condemned the attack as a horrific crime, while UN investigators have linked the conflict to possible genocide.
The Philippines presented a bid to the UN for extended seabed rights in the South China Sea, based on the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea. China accused Manila of infringing on its sovereignty, while Malaysia also rejected the submission. The move could complicate ongoing negotiations for a code of conduct in the disputed waters.
A Sudanese rights group reported that the Sudanese army struck a traditional court in a Rapid Support Forces-held village in North Darfur with drones, killing 35 people. The attack targeted civilians gathered for local court hearings, and the RSF's self-declared government condemned it as 'a horrific crime'.
The Pacific island nation formerly known as Nauru has officially changed its name to the Republic of Naoero, with citizens now referred to as dei-Naoero. The change, passed by parliament in May, aims to honor the country's heritage and move away from a colonial-era name.
At least 14 people were killed in a new round of cross-border strikes, with Ukrainian attacks on Russian regions and Russian strikes on Ukraine each causing casualties, officials reported on Sunday.
Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian regions, including oil hubs and high-rises, killed at least eight people, according to regional officials. Russia responded with strikes on Ukrainian districts and a vessel near Odesa, amid warnings from President Zelenskyy about critical defense shortages.
Two firefighting helicopters collided midair near Athens while battling a wind-driven wildfire, killing two crew members. The incident underscores the severity of Europe's wildfire emergency, with blazes also forcing mass evacuations in France and Spain and a fresh fire on the Greek island of Kefalonia.
A suicide bomber attacked a crowd gathered for an anti-militant rally in Kabal, Swat Valley, Pakistan, killing at least 14 people, including police officers, and wounding dozens. No group has claimed responsibility, but suspicion falls on the Pakistani Taliban. President Zardari and Prime Minister Sharif condemned the attack.