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Activists say Israeli navy has begun intercepting Gaza-bound aid flotilla

The vessels were sailing in international waters north of Egypt on Wednesday and had entered what activists and others called a danger zone" or high risk zone"

Japan sees rise in anti-foreigner sentiment amid population crisis

Anti-immigrant policies, which allow populists to vent their dissatisfaction, are appealing to more Japanese as they struggle with dwindling salaries, rising prices and bleak future outlooks

Supreme Court lets Lisa Cook remain as Federal Reserve governor for now

Separately, the justices are hearing arguments in December in a separate but related legal fight over Trump's actions to fire members of the boards that oversee other independent federal agencies

Thousands march in Serbia in resistance to autocratic leader Vucic

Crowds gathered to mark 11 months since a concrete canopy collapsed in a northern Serbian city that killed 16 people and triggered a major anti-government movement

US govt shutdown threatens timely economic data amid Fed uncertainty

If the shutdown is short-lived, it won't be very disruptive, but if the release of economic data is delayed for several weeks or longer, it could pose challenges, particularly for the Federal Reserve

Trump admin puts on hold $18 bn in funding for New York City infra projects

The suspension of funds is likely meant to target Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer of New York, whom the White House is blaming for the impasse

Prolonged US govt shutdown could impact travel plans amid flight delays

The shutdown began Wednesday after President Donald Trump and Congress failed to reach a deal to continue funding government services and operations

Macron links tanker seized off French coast to Russia's shadow oil fleet

The ship left the Russian oil terminal in Primorsk near Saint Petersburg on September 20, sailed off the coast of Denmark and has stayed off the coast of the French port of Saint-Nazaire since Sunday

Zelenskyy, UN atomic agency head warn of rising risks at Zaporizhzhia

An IAEA team at the plant reported that it has fuel reserves ensuring the generators can operate for more than 10 days, with regular off-site supplies maintaining this level

Senate vote fails to end shutdown as Democrats push for healthcare funding

The tally showed cracks in the Democrats' resolve but offered no breakthrough. Blame was being cast on all sides on the first day of the shutdown

Israel orders Palestinians to leave Gaza City or be deemed militants

Around 400,000 Palestinians have fled famine-stricken Gaza City since Israel launched a major offensive last month aimed at occupying it, but hundreds of thousands remain

Trump signs order pledging to defend Qatar in wake of Israel's strike

The order cites the two countries' close cooperation and shared interest, vowing to guarantee the security and territorial integrity of the state of Qatar against external attack

Hamas says it will study Trump's peace proposal before responding

The proposal demands that Hamas effectively surrender and disarm in return for an end to fighting

UK sanctions 70 people, groups with links to Iran's nuclear programme

The penalties aimed at 62 groups and nine people follow a decision by Britain, France and Germany last month to trigger the snapback mechanism

US shutdown threatens EPA operations, impacting air, water, land protection

In President Donald Trump's second term, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has leaned hard into an agenda of deregulation and facilitating Trump's boosting of fossil fuels

Champions League: Mbappe and Kane star as Real Madrid, Bayern earn big wins

Kylian Mbappe scored a hat trick and Harry Kane netted twice as European heavyweights Real Madrid and Bayern Munich enjoyed big wins over tournament newcomers in the Champions League.

As outrage over war in Gaza grows, Europe's relation with Israel falters

As outrage over the humanitarian catastrophe grows, more European leaders, sometimes driven by pressure from their populations, have openly condemned Israel's war conduct

Strong earthquake kills 69 in central Philippines days after deadly storm

The magnitude-6.9 earthquake that hit at about 10 pm trapped an unspecified number of residents in collapsed houses, nightclubs and other businesses in the hard-hit city of Bogo

European leaders gather to discuss Ukraine war following drone incidents

Denmark's defence ministry said that a precision radar system has been set up at Copenhagen airport to help keep watch

Court disqualifies Trump-appointed Nevada US attorney from key cases

Nevada federal public defenders in four cases challenged Chattah's appointment, arguing that her term expired in July after she was appointed by President Donald Trump in April