Daily: Himalayan Floods, Saudi Nuclear Deal, Hormuz Detente
By Piri ·
A glacial lake outburst on the Nepal-Tibet frontier has killed at least 160 people, with 265 missing in Tibet's Gyirong Port. Trump sent a Saudi nuclear pact to Congress tied to Israel recognition, while Iran-Oman Hormuz deal eased energy markets. WHO declared Uganda Ebola-free as Congo's outbreak worsens.
Chapters
- Global Assessment
- Cross-Border Floods Engulf Tibet and Nepal
- Nuclear Pact Sent to Congress, Tied to Israel
- Gas and Oil Slide on Hormuz Detente
- WHO Declares Uganda Ebola Over, Congo Worsens
- African Union Condemns Strikes on Chadian Soil
- Lula Pacts to Scrap Sub-50-Dollar Import Tax
- Manila and Beijing Trade Barbs Over South China Sea
- Kazakhstan Cuts Output Target After Pipeline Strikes
- Fighting Intensifies Around Hodeidah and Taiz
- Tinubu Orders Manhunt After Niger State Abductions
- Argentina Approves Mercosur-Singapore Trade Deal
- Dhaka Advances Purchase of Chinese J-10CE Jets
- Ambae Volcano Erupts, Ash Chokes Water Supply
- CIA Director Makes Secret Moscow Visit
- Bank of Korea Delivers Back-to-Back Rate Hike
- Items to Monitor