Iraq’s forces, in a joint operation with the U.S.-led coalition, have killed senior Islamic State leader Abdul Rahman Al-Halabi in Syria. Key blow to IS externa

The U.S. counterterrorism center warns al-Qaeda and its Yemen branch pose renewed threats, urging stronger security at public events and official vigilance.

The White House is asking Congress to approve a weapons deal worth ~$6B for Israel, including Apache helicopters and armored vehicles amid Gaza conflict concern

Displaced Gazans face hunger, disease, and unsafe conditions in Israel’s declared humanitarian zone as overcrowding worsens.

Portugal confirms recognition of Palestine on 21 Sept, joining a growing list of nations supporting Palestinian statehood amid Gaza conflict.

Donald Trump’s UK visit was full of royal pageantry and warmth, but despite friendly talks with PM Starmer, Britain’s influence on US policy remains limited.

Irish police found human remains believed to be missing boy Daniel Aruebose. Investigations continue as leaders call for reviews in child protection cases.

Jimmy Kimmel’s ABC show is suspended after remarks on a murder case. FCC chief Brendan Carr pushes media firms as Trump’s battles with press intensify.

Dublin Airport upgrades security with new scanners. Passengers can now carry larger liquids and keep electronics in bags, making travel faster and easier.

An Australian doctor was penalised for calling killer Erin Patterson a “disturbed sociopath.” Regulators ordered him to take ethics and social media training.

A South Korean court fined a man for insulting Plave, a virtual K-pop group. The ruling sets precedent that avatars linked to real people deserve protection.

India’s market regulator has dismissed major fraud and stock manipulation claims against Adani Group made by US short-seller Hindenburg Research.