World Tanker resumes voyage after explosive attack in Strait of Hormuz A tanker crew is safe after explosives set off a fire near Oman, as a separate rescue highlights risks to shipping.
World Spain train crash death toll rises to 69 as investigators examine control orders Rescuers continued searching wreckage in Urda as Spain investigated signalling failures and the instructions preceding the collision.
World IAEA sees no rebuilding at damaged Iranian nuclear sites but seeks inspection access Grossi says remote monitoring shows no reconstruction, while inspectors still cannot verify Iran’s declared uranium stockpile.
World Ethiopian church reports 60 killed in Oromia attacks Church leaders seek civilian protection after two attacks in Oromia; responsibility remains disputed.
World Iran and Saudi defence partners agree to continue security talks in Tehran Iran, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey agreed to continue dialogue after Tehran talks aimed at easing regional conflict.
World Vucic concedes Serbia election to student-led movement Vučić acknowledged defeat while final results remained pending, saying the Student List was on course for a parliamentary majority.
World Typhoon Champi leaves one dead and 616 injured in Taiwan Taiwan lifts typhoon warnings as crews repair storm damage and authorities warn of lingering rain and rough seas.
World Tibet earthquake leaves 16 dead and 76 injured as relief effort expands Authorities report 12,489 people relocated after the magnitude 7 quake; medical care and shelter remain priorities.
World Iran says seven vessels hit in Gulf and near Strait of Hormuz Iran reported attacks and mine strikes affecting seven vessels; the accounts remain independently unverified.
World Russia agrees in principle to resume Ukraine peace talks in November Witkoff says technical talks will continue between Washington, Moscow and Kyiv after meetings in Oslo and St. Petersburg.
World UK announces Typhoon missions to defend Saudi Arabia from Houthi attacks Britain will add fighter patrols, a transport aircraft and advisers to its military support for Saudi Arabia.
World WFP cuts monthly Gaza aid for 500,000 people as funding falls The UN agency is reducing food and cash assistance as winter approaches and seeks $450 million for operations in Gaza and the West Bank.