Asia
Coordinated attacks hit 51 sites across Thailand's insurgency-hit south
Bombs and arson damaged businesses and rail lines in Narathiwat, Pattani and Yala, wounding three civilians and disrupting transport.
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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.
United States
Michigan primary widens Democrats' progressive lane ahead of US midterms
Abdul El-Sayed's Senate nomination in a pivotal Midwestern state has intensified the Democratic debate over economic populism, Gaza, campaign money and the leadership the party will carry into 2026 and 2028.
Africa
Nigeria approves military pay increases of up to 80% for 250,000 personnel
The tiered salary structure will take effect on September 1 and add 264 billion naira to the annual armed-forces wage bill as Abuja confronts insurgency, banditry and kidnapping.
Africa
Germany Links Nigeria Security Support to Wider West Africa Stability
Germany's foreign minister said Berlin would continue supporting Nigeria's security efforts while seeking broader economic ties, framing instability in the Sahel as a growing risk for West Africa's coastal states.
Middle East
Insurgent attacks in Pakistan's Balochistan leave 29 security personnel dead
Pakistan faced a new surge of violence in Balochistan after insurgents killed 18 abducted police officers and 11 soldiers in separate incidents, bringing the death toll since Monday to 42.
Asia
Insurgent attacks in Pakistan's Balochistan leave 29 security personnel dead
Pakistan faced a new surge of violence in Balochistan after insurgents killed 18 abducted police officers and 11 soldiers in separate incidents, bringing the death toll since Monday to 42.