Daily: Tehran Goes on Offense, Hichilema Wins Again, Ebola Crosses Five Thousand
By Piri ·
The 60-day US-Iran memorandum lapsed without a final deal, prompting Tehran to shift to a fully offensive military posture. Brent crude rose above $91, and Strait of Hormuz shipping remains restricted. Zambia's Hakainde Hichilema won a second term with 60% of votes. Ebola cases in DR Congo surpassed 5,000, and Colombia's quake affected a third of its territory.
Chapters
- Today's Global Picture
- Tehran Shifts to Full-Scale Offensive
- Hichilema Declared Winner in Lusaka
- Ebola Confirmed Cases Pass Five Thousand
- Colombia's Quake Hits a Third of Territory
- Shah Says ISI Terror Network Broken
- Flores Quake Toll Rises to Sixty-Eight
- Pirates Seize Cargo Ship Off Mareeyo
- Moscow Summons Tokyo Envoy Over Kurils
- Desertification COP Opens in Ulaanbaatar
- Belgorod Strike Kills Six, War Grinds On
- Caracas, Opposition Unite for London Gold
- Arctic Route Tanker Damage Points to Risk
- Trump Says Kim Answered His Overture
- Items to Monitor