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At least nine people were killed and 22 injured after a large overnight Russian missile-and-drone strike on Kyiv; rescue operations continued Saturday.
#ukraine, #russia, #kyiv, #missiles, #war
CENTCOM says U.S. struck dozens of IRGC targets in Iran on July 29–30; Iranian state outlets claim retaliatory strikes on U.S. bases in Kuwait, Jordan and Bahrain.
#iran, #unitedstates, #military, #middleeast
Amnesty International says video from a July 18 ambush in Gao region shows at least 19 Malian soldiers who had surrendered were later killed and urges independent probes.
#mali, #amnestyinternational, #warcrimes, #sahel
Iran publicly hanged two men in Isfahan on July 28, 2026, in cases tied to January anti-government protests as rights groups warn of widening executions.
#iran, #humanrights, #executions, #protests
U.S.-funded team will run cage-contained outdoor trials in Panama of a male-only engineered screwworm to help scale sterile-fly production after Texas detections.
#screwworm, #usda, #panama, #agriculture
Thailand's SEC has filed a criminal complaint alleging Bitkub made false capital filings after a 2021 hack that stole about 1.7 billion baht.
#thailand, #crypto, #bitkub, #regulation
HRW reports gas flaring, open burning and spills near Muanda, DRC, and urges publication of a delayed government audit and monitoring data.
#drc, #perenco, #pollution, #environment
Human Rights Watch says videos and witness interviews show settlers attacked Tal twice on July 24 and soldiers joined a second assault, leaving six dead.
#israel, #westbank, #settlers, #humanrights
At a July 24 hearing, prosecutors urged Seoul court to sentence former President Yoon Suk Yeol to five years for aiding a suspect in a 2023 Marine's death.
#southkorea, #yoonsukyeol, #specialcounsel, #marinedeath
CENTCOM says U.S. forces struck Iranian military targets for a 12th night and redirected commercial vessels, widening the campaign beyond military targets.
#iran, #us-military, #straitofhormuz, #maritime
A U.N. report estimates transnational scam networks operating from Southeast Asia caused $88–$114 billion in victim losses in 2025 across the Asia-Pacific.
#cybercrime, #unodc, #southeastasia, #scams
UN-EU crisis monitor issues orange alert as Tropical Cyclone ELEVEN-26 could reach typhoon strength before likely landfall in Guangdong, exposing about 17.2M people.
#china, #typhoon, #weather, #gdacs
Prosecutors searched the National Election Commission headquarters in Gwacheon amid a probe into alleged manipulation of voter statistics after June ballot shortages.
#southkorea, #election, #investigation, #ballotshortages
Amnesty International urges an independent probe into Pakistan’s March 16 strike on Kabul’s Omid rehab center, saying evidence points to a civilian medical facility.
#afghanistan, #pakistan, #amnestyinternational, #warcrimes, #humanrights
Zelensky named Col. Gen. Mykhailo Drapatyi as Ukraine’s next commander-in-chief on July 21, saying the appointment will be formalized later.
#ukraine, #military, #zelensky, #drapatyi