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🌍 India Detains Thousands as Anti-Modi Protests Escalate

Indian authorities launched a major security crackdown in New Delhi, detaining thousands of protesters ahead of a planned mass demonstration against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government.

Security forces moved to suppress the rally before it could take shape, with anger directed at both Modi and the country's election chief. The scale of detentions signals a significant escalation in the government's response to mounting public dissent.

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🌍 Drone Strike Kills 30 in Sudan's Blue Nile Region

A drone strike on Wad al-Mahi in Sudan's Blue Nile region killed at least 30 people, including women and children, near a displacement camp.

The strike is reportedly linked to the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The attack targeted a civilian area, with dozens killed among displaced populations already sheltering in the region.

Sudan's civil war between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the RSF has caused one of the world's worst humanitarian crises, with mass displacement across multiple states.

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🕌 Houthis Kill Three at Riyadh Airport, Airlines Cancel 124+ Flights

Two missile strikes hit Saudi Arabia's King Khalid International Airport on Thursday, killing three Saudi nationals — including an airline captain — and injuring several others. A Saudia Airlines aircraft was damaged and smoke billowed over the facility.

Saudi Arabia's coalition vowed a "firm" response. At least 124 flights were suspended as airlines pulled out of Riyadh days before the capital is set to host a major gathering of global oil chiefs. The airport has since reopened.

The strikes are part of an escalating Houthi offensive against Saudi targets, as Yemen's Iran-backed group intensifies missile attacks on the kingdom amid the broader US-Iran conflict. Houthis have also been seizing territory along Yemen's Red Sea coast.

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🌍 China and Philippines Clash Over South China Sea Evacuation

China and the Philippines have traded accusations over a medical evacuation near the disputed Second Thomas Shoal, as Manila reports a near-doubling of Chinese military and coastguard vessels around contested South China Sea features in September.

The incident centred on the evacuation of an injured Filipino serviceman from the BRP Sierra Madre — a Philippine naval vessel deliberately grounded on the shoal decades ago to assert Manila's territorial claim. Both sides accused the other of provocative conduct during the operation.

The shoal, claimed by both nations, has become a persistent flashpoint in the South China Sea dispute.

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⚡ Oil Jumps 4.4% on Reports of U.S. Iran Strike Plans

Oil prices surged Thursday after reports that the White House is weighing new strike options against Iran, less than a month before the November elections.

Brent crude rose to $104.60 a barrel, up 4.4%, while the U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate gained 3.91%.

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🛂 Frontex Tipped Off Libya to Migrant Boat — Children Aboard

The EU's border agency Frontex alerted Libyan authorities to the location of a migrant boat carrying children on 19 June, then watched as Libyan forces intercepted and ran it over.

The incident adds to mounting evidence of Frontex coordination with Libyan coast guard units accused of violent pushbacks. The agency is based in Warsaw and operates surveillance across the Mediterranean.

The episode raises direct questions about EU complicity in the interception of asylum seekers, including minors, in violation of international maritime law.

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🌍 Trump Opens Direct Talks With Myanmar's Military Junta

The Trump administration has begun direct talks with Myanmar's military government, reversing years of US policy aimed at isolating the generals who seized power in the 2021 coup.

The outreach, confirmed by US officials and others familiar with the contacts, has initially focused on dismantling scam centers operating in Myanmar. Sources say it could broaden to include engagement on the country's mineral deposits. The State Department said it engages with all groups in Myanmar on issues affecting US interests.

The shift marks a significant policy break from Washington's post-coup stance, which had prioritized sanctions and diplomatic isolation of the military leadership.

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