International

Singapore and international police urge faster cross-border cooperation, citing quick intelligence sharing that disrupted ransomware and global scam networks.

Japan denied spying after Russia arrested Japanese journalist Yuki Imai on espionage suspicion; Tokyo protested and seeks his safety.

Israelis abroad are flying home to vote in a pivotal Oct 27 election seen as a referendum on Netanyahu, with polls tight and over 50,000 expected.

Poland's Sikorski asked Elon Musk if he's playing politics with Starlink in Ukraine after Kyiv said SpaceX limited services, disrupting drone missions. Poland pays for Ukraine's Starlink.

SpaceX restricted some Starlink services in Ukraine, causing 10–20 second dropouts that disrupted drone missions, battlefield communications, and logistics, Ukrainian officials said.

Italy's Meloni calls the U.S.-Russia diesel deal a very risky choice, saying it legitimizes Moscow, funds war, and weakens sanctions; Zelensky criticizes it as investing in war.

Trump announced massive oil, gas and mineral exploration in Greenland, citing rare earths, oil and its strategic Arctic role for US and European security.

UNHCR warns EU against short-sighted cuts to international aid in its 2028-2034 budget, saying reduced spending abroad could harm stability and increase refugee flows.

EU leaders meet in Brussels to weigh China trade measures as cheap Chinese exports and US tariffs pressure European industry and leaders face domestic political troubles.

US defers prosecution of ex-CIA analyst Sue Mi Terry, accused of acting as an unregistered South Korean agent, after she met deal conditions; charges may be dropped in 12 months.

Saudi Aramco’s Dhahran administrative complex was hit by a missile, causing a limited fire and no casualties amid intensifying Houthi attacks over Yemen’s renewed war.

Saudi Arabia halted public missile-attack alerts before deadly Riyadh airport strikes, sparking unease; warnings resumed Monday after at least 18 died.