Photos Show Heavily Damaged US Radar Jet at Saudi Base
Photos show a US command and control aircraft has been destroyed at a military base in Saudi Arabia, according to verified images obtained by the BBC.
Conflicts & Security
Fakhar Zaman Charged with Ball-Tampering in PSL
Fakhar Zaman, a prominent Pakistani cricketer, has been charged with ball-tampering by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) during the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 11, according to reports from multiple sources.
Iranian academic describes US-Israeli attacks on universities, 110 girls killed in missile strike
An Iranian academic described US-Israeli attacks on universities, with a missile strike killing 110 girls at a school in Shajarah Tayebeh, according to La Izquierda Diario and Al Jazeera reports.
U.S. Allows Russian Oil Tanker to Reach Cuba Amid Embargo
Multiple reports indicate the U.S. has allowed a Russian oil tanker to proceed to Cuba, breaking its longstanding embargo on Russian oil exports, according to The Guardian, New York Times, and EL PAÍS.
Trump says U.S. is postponing some strikes as it negotiates end to war with Iran
President Donald Trump said the U.S. is delaying some military actions against Iran as negotiations continue to end the war, according to the Washington Post.
Jewish charity ambulances set on fire and UK police probe it as antisemitic attack
Three ambulances belonging to a Jewish charity were set on fire in London, according to the Associated Press, with UK police launching an investigation into whether the incident was an antisemitic attack.
Scores feared dead as Colombian military plane crashes
A Colombian military plane crashed in a remote area of the country, leaving scores feared dead, according to The Guardian.
Tao Quan 2026: Revisiting Past Themes and New Developments
Tao Quan 2026, a highly anticipated comedy special, is set to return in March 2026, with details reminiscent of the 2017 'Picking up Democracy Flowers' episode, according to multiple reports.
US Memeifies War on Iran Amid Regional Tensions
Multiple reports indicate that the US is increasingly using social media and internet culture to frame its military actions against Iran as a form of 'meme warfare,' a strategy aimed at influencing global perception and domestic morale.
Houthis Open New Front in Iran War, Threaten Bab al-Mandeb Strait
The Houthi movement in Yemen has launched a new military front in the ongoing conflict with Iran, signaling a potential escalation that could disrupt critical shipping routes through the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, according to multiple reports.
2 Line Crosslake Connection Opens as World’s First Light Rail Over Floating Bridge
Seattle's 2 Line light rail officially opened today with the first train crossing I-90 via the floating bridge, a feat no other light rail system has achieved, according to The Urbanist.
ICC Urges States to Heed Judicial Findings in Khan Case
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has called on states to heed the conclusions of judicial experts regarding the case of prosecutor Karim Khan, as conflicting reports emerge about the legal and political ramifications of the situation.
Giant Cake Picnic Spreads Joy in Sydney
A giant cake picnic event in Sydney has drawn crowds of over 500 people, according to the BBC, as the viral phenomenon continues its global expansion.
Iranian Attacks Across Gulf Disrupt Major Industrial Sites
Iranian attacks across the Gulf have escalated, targeting major industrial sites and triggering regional tensions, according to reports from multiple international news outlets.
Military plane with 121 aboard crashes in Colombia, killing at least 1 and injuring 77
A military plane carrying 121 people crashed in Colombia, killing at least one person and injuring 77 others, according to the Associated Press.