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Officers are also activating new powers against identity-concealing face coverings before rival demonstrations planned for the weekend.

Nigeria's parliament has halted physical and virtual official visits to South Africa, turning prolonged concern about attacks on migrants into a direct bilateral measure.

A planned research centre will track people who were children or in utero near the World Trade Center, addressing a gap in long-term federal health research.

The blaze adds an immediate accommodation crisis to Spain's already strained North African enclave days after the EU approved emergency border and reception funding.

Daily glide-bomb and drone danger is driving evacuations from the largest Donbas cities that remain fully controlled by Ukraine.

Nigel Farage condemned the protesters' tactics, but councillors and other party figures praised participants, exposing competing pressures on Reform's right flank.

Rabat’s rejection sharpens a dispute with Spanish opposition parties as the EU funds border management and thousands remain in the enclave.

The disappearance of construction workers from one Bihar village shows how the disaster crossed borders and erased precarious livelihoods.

New interviews describe wages losing purchasing power and basic expenses rising as military escalation disrupts trade, energy flows and everyday economic activity.

Rain, disease and obstructed aid routes are compounding the shelter deficit in one of Darfur’s largest displacement hubs.

Shabana Mahmood told senior officers to improve intelligence-sharing and use existing powers after disruptive demonstrations in Dover and Portsmouth.

Fresh EUAA data show a 17% annual decline, while France replaces Germany as the bloc's principal destination and unresolved cases continue to test the new migration pact.