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UN Security Council Set to Vote on International Force for Gaza

The UN Security Council is set to vote Monday on a US-drafted resolution bolstering Trump's Gaza peace plan, as the US warns that a failure could lead to fighting.

UN Peacekeepers Say Israeli Forces Fired on Them in Southern Lebanon

The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) said Sunday that Israeli soldiers had shot at its peacekeepers from a tank near an army position in the country's south.

Russia Claims to Have Seized Two New Villages in Southern Ukraine

The Russian army on Sunday claimed to have captured two more villages in southern Ukraine, where its troops are slowly gaining ground against outnumbered Ukrainian forces.

M23, DR Congo Sign New Peace Roadmap in Doha

The Democratic Republic of Congo and the Rwanda-backed M23 militia signed a new peace framework on Saturday in Qatar aimed at ending the fighting that has devastated eastern DRC.

Zelensky Renews Calls for More Air Defense After Deadly Strike on Kyiv

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday renewed his plea for more air defense systems, a day after Russian strikes on Kyiv killed seven people.

Four Nigerian Security Personnel Killed in Jihadist Ambush

Jihadists aligned with the Islamic State group ambushed Nigerian security forces in northeastern Borno state, killing two soldiers and two anti-jihadist militia members, sources said Saturday.

Colombian Military Kills 9 Guerrilla Fighters in Bombing

Colombia's military killed nine guerrilla fighters in a bombing near the Venezuelan border, a defense ministry source told AFP on Friday.

Colombia Inks $4.3B Deal to Buy Swedish Warplanes

Colombia has agreed to buy Swedish warplanes in a $4.3 billion deal with Saab, President Gustavo Petro said, as his country is locked in tension with the United States.

UN Renews Peacekeeping Mission in Disputed Abyei Region

The UN Security Council on Friday renewed a peacekeeping mission in Abyei, a disputed oil-rich region between Sudan and South Sudan, but warned that future extensions depended on progress in ending the conflict.

US to Hold New Military Exercises With Trinidad and Tobago

Trinidad and Tobago on Friday announced a new round of military exercises with the United States, which has ramped up what it calls anti-drug operations in the Caribbean — angering nearby Venezuela.

Russia Strike on Kyiv Apartment Block Kills Six, Ukraine Says

A barrage of Russian missiles hit Kyiv on Friday, killing six people in one apartment block, attacks that Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky denounced as a "heinous" bid to spread terror.

Google Sues China-Linked ‘Smishing Triad’ Behind Global Mobile Phishing Campaign

Google has filed a lawsuit against China-linked Smishing Triad for a massive phishing campaign targeting victims in over 120 countries.

UK Halts Caribbean Drug-Ship Intel Sharing Following US Strikes: Report

The UK has stopped sharing intelligence with the US for its campaign against suspected drug-trafficking ships in the Caribbean.

Israeli Company Opens Kamikaze Drone Plant in Morocco

Israel Aerospace Industries subsidiary BlueBird Aero Systems has inaugurated a production site in Morocco to build its SpyX loitering munitions.

Elysium to Resell Seasats’ Autonomous Vessels in Australia, New Zealand

Seasats has partnered with Elysium EPL, appointing it as the exclusive reseller of Seasats’ autonomous vessels in Australia and New Zealand.

Macron Pledges $4B to French Military as ‘Brutal’ Space Front Intensifies

French President Macron announced $4.8 billion in additional military space spending through 2030.