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Israel's political and military leadership, once united by an unspoken pact, are now clashing openly over war strategy and authority. The prolonged conflict has eroded trust and raised fundamental questions about who defines victory and what is achievable, threatening the coherence of the war effort.
Dozens of health workers in the DRC's Ebola epicenter have gone on strike over unpaid wages, as the outbreak's death toll surpassed 1,800. Aid groups warn the virus is still spreading alarmingly in remote areas, with officials citing logistical problems for the payment delays.
Iranian authorities have intensified domestic security controls, including arrests, closures, and executions, amid the ongoing war with the US and Israel. The crackdown targets dissent and non-compliance, with human rights groups and the UN condemning the surge in executions and broader repression.
The war between the US, Israel, and Iran has entered a critical phase, with the collapse of a temporary ceasefire and rising tensions over the Strait of Hormuz. Diplomatic efforts through Oman have yet to resolve fundamental disagreements over sovereignty, threatening to prolong the standoff for months.
Myanmar's President Min Aung Hlaing on Thursday began a two-day official visit to Thailand, a move Thai officials described as opening a new chapter in bilateral relations. The rare trip by the military leader is seen as an effort to consolidate domestic political standing and seek wider international recognition through regional partners.
Iran says talks with Oman to reopen the Strait of Hormuz are nearly complete, but the US opposes any Iranian control or fees. Major differences remain over transit fees, control, and the framework, though both sides seem open to compromise.
The mass migration into Ceuta has exposed the depth of Morocco's ties with the Trump administration, with Washington siding firmly with Rabat and blaming Spain. Analysts say Rabat may have used hybrid tactics to press its sovereignty claims, leaving Europe increasingly vulnerable.
The US-Israel conflict with Iran has forced airlines to fly longer, costlier routes, disrupting summer travel plans across Europe. Tour operators report a surge in bookings for closer European destinations, while cancellations mount for long-haul trips via the Middle East.
Two years after being ousted, former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina has vowed to return home despite facing a death sentence. The announcement has triggered protests, diplomatic friction with India, and debate about the country's political future.
