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Sanctions on Iranian airlines and their service providers have disrupted some routes, adding time and cost for travellers as other causes continue to constrain international flights.

The US secretary of state urged President Joseph Aoun to pursue those responsible for a shipment intercepted last week, as Beirut reaffirmed its commitment to bring weapons under state control.

A 1-0 loss to Olympiakos leaves Marseille with two defeats from two Europa League matches, while Lyon and Rennes recorded wins.

The Forestry Ministry reported four deaths and two serious burns at a fire in East Java, as the government approved accepting help from neighbouring countries.

Alberta voters are deciding whether to start the legal process towards a separation referendum, not whether to leave Canada outright. Carney warned of efforts to divide the country but did not identify who was behind them.

Foreign Minister Wang Yi also backed a two-state solution and called for Gaza access to be fully opened, according to China’s foreign ministry.

Students and university staff challenged President Javier Milei’s cuts as a federal judge began imposing daily fines over parts of a funding law.

Al Jazeera says a bystander filmed residents of a condemned building throwing flaming petrol at workers carrying out an eviction.

The US president called the attacks “a disgrace” and said they were lifting global energy prices, while Zelensky urged Washington not to side with Moscow.

Thousands attended funeral prayers in Peshawar for children killed in a school roof collapse. Al Jazeera reports at least 34 children died.

Mehdi Hasan’s discussion with Neera Tanden and other guests considers the party’s direction, progressive politics and whether Israel policy could shape candidate selection.

Police say a 16-year-old suspect forced entry to a school in Bend. Three children and a teacher were killed; two others were taken to hospital in critical condition.

Police say a 16-year-old killed three children and a teacher at a school in Bend before a community member shot him dead. Two other people were critically injured.

Police say a 16-year-old killed three children and a teacher at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend. Two others were wounded.

French authorities say all 19 injured men were aboard the minibus. Vehicle shuttle services resumed gradually after a 90-minute suspension.

Lawmakers approved 11 ministerial portfolios and three deputy prime ministers, leaving the migration and displacement post unresolved.

The Syrian Petroleum Company reported a gas pipeline fire in Hasakah and a leak on the Baniyas–Homs oil-products line. The cause of the leak remains unconfirmed.

Saudi Arabia’s characterisation and a US warning about possible attacks on Saudi airports are reported without further details.

The provisional deal would ease emissions requirements and allow Britain and Norway to opt into the car-related “made in Europe” scheme under conditions. Berlin’s final sign-off is pending.

Authorities reported at least four deaths at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend. The suspect was also reported dead, but it was unclear whether they were included in the toll.

The Ukrainian president says Kyiv will resume strikes on Russian oil refineries, while European leaders voice support ahead of an EU summit.

Israel’s COGAT blames a fee and cash-sales dispute for two days without commercial goods entering Gaza; Gaza officials and a truckers’ union contest that account.

The defender said frustration led him to raise his concerns at the wrong time and place. British media reported United fined him, but the club has not confirmed a penalty.

The department wants a federal court to bar counting mail ballots linked to a list it says includes about 20,000 registered noncitizens. California says the list was not sent to the state election office and disputes its reliability.

Al Jazeera reports torrential rain triggered severe flooding across Istanbul; the number of people missing is not specified.

The publisher links the reported restriction to Rooney’s support for Palestine Action, which the UK government banned in July 2025.

Police said the suspect was found dead after a shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend. At least two people were taken to hospital.

Al Jazeera reports that emergency teams are searching for at least seven crew members after two chemical tankers were attacked by drones.

The charity says preferential treatment for the wealthiest undermines equality before taxation and limits funding for public services.

Negotiations on the bloc’s seven-year budget are under pressure from competing priorities among member states and upcoming elections in France and Italy.

A bus carrying lorry drivers struck a stationary freight train at Coquelles. Two people were severely injured, officials said.

Jeffrey Donaldson was convicted of offences committed between 1985 and 2008. He is seeking to appeal, while automatic remission means he is likely to serve seven-and-a-half years.

Journalist Al Anoud Al Aqeedi reports on why migrants risk travelling by sea, but the supplied material does not include their reasons or journey details.

Rescuers searched for seven missing sailors as Romanian MEP Nicolae Ștefănuță warned of growing threats in the Danube delta.

A former Shin Bet chief says he repeatedly warned the prime minister of possible escalation in Gaza, as scrutiny grows ahead of Israel’s 27 October election.

Yemen’s health minister reported five dead and 16 wounded after explosions near Maashiq Palace. The Houthis claimed responsibility.

The Nobel Peace laureate linked a diesel-supply deal with Moscow and sanctions relief to potential Russian revenue, weapons funding and civilian deaths.

Ethiopian forces and allied fighters say they have entered Aksum. Eritrea rejects claims its troops moved into northern Ethiopia, while reported casualties remain unverified.

An Al Jazeera investigation examines the death of Ismael Ayala-Uribe at California’s Adelanto centre, where a review committee reportedly found his care fell outside safe practice limits.

Yemen’s information minister said five ballistic missiles hit al-Maashiq Palace, killing two security personnel and injuring others. The Houthis described their target as a Saudi military operations headquarters in Aden.

DHS data records more than 16,000 third-country deportation cases since January 2025, while rights groups estimate more than 25,000 forcible transfers.

An Associated Press-NORC survey finds economic concerns prominent, with most registered voters disapproving of President Donald Trump’s handling of the cost of living.

Kyiv says military access returned on Thursday after two nights of apparent disruption. The cause remains unclear, while claims of interrupted US intelligence warnings are disputed.