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Oceania
Europe
Record UK heat deepens Europe's drought and wildfire emergency
West London reached 38.1°C as drought strained water supplies and fires spread from England and France to Greece, exposing weak adaptation to a hotter European climate.
Asia
Trump orders reduction of US-South Korea military exercises
The White House tied the cutback to Seoul's refusal to support the Iran war and Trump's outreach to Kim Jong Un, raising questions about allied readiness as North Korea expands its missile arsenal.
China
China expands strategic pressure across the Pacific as global attention shifts
Undersea devices, missile tests, naval drills, cyber activity and technology controls form a widening pattern of pressure as regional states balance cooperation with stronger defenses.
Middle East
US command tour highlights carrier strain as Middle East fronts remain unsettled
Adm. Brad Cooper visited the long-deployed USS Abraham Lincoln as the Iran war, deadly strikes in Lebanon, Gaza diplomacy and an Iran-Qatar dispute sustained pressure across the region.
Asia
Extreme El Niño threatens Southeast Asia's water, food and urban resilience
Pacific temperatures could average 2°C above normal and drive severe drought, crop losses, haze and inflation, while governments expand pumps, irrigation, monitoring and water coordination.
Middle East
US forces set to leave Iraq by September 30 as militia disarmament remains unresolved
Baghdad and Washington expect the coalition mission to end on a fixed September deadline, but powerful Iran-backed groups reject a parallel demand to surrender their weapons.
China
Typhoon Dolphin's remnants force mass evacuations and transit closures in Beijing
Beijing faced forecasts of more than 200 millimetres of rain in some districts, while thousands of residents were relocated and severe-weather alerts expanded across Hebei and Henan.
Africa
Africa and Europe Face a Less European World Order
A long-range view of 2050 frames a world that is warmer, older, more African and less European, but not fully multipolar.
Asia
Nine days of rain leave at least 16 dead across northern Philippines
Floods, landslides and rain-related accidents have struck Luzon after extraordinary rainfall, exposing the risks surrounding rescue operations, urban drainage and long-disputed flood-control spending.
Latin America
Colombia races to find survivors after century's strongest quake kills more than 110
A magnitude-7.4 earthquake devastated western Colombia, damaging about 1,600 buildings and confronting a newly inaugurated government with a national rescue, security and humanitarian emergency.
Middle East
Syria and Russia recast Hmeimim and Tartous presence under new framework
A memorandum transfers designated civilian facilities to Damascus and turns Russian military sites into joint training centers, preserving Moscow's access while reducing the exceptional privileges attached to its former bases.