Houthi officials said a water-management building in al-Mansouriyah was hit overnight, while Washington expanded its military posture in the Middle East with a second aircraft carrier and more warplanes.
The UN children's agency said another 609 children were injured in two weeks of renewed Israeli attacks, as the aid blockade deepened humanitarian risks.
The Trump administration has frozen assets and barred transactions with six officials accused of transnational repression and eroding Hong Kong autonomy.
Moldova says Russian diplomats abused their status by helping convicted pro-Russian politician Alexander Nesterovschii evade prison and reach Transdniestria.
Haiti's transitional council says a Kenyan police officer deployed in the security mission was killed during a patrol ambush in Pont-Sondé, while Kenya had initially said only that he was missing.
An attack on a Federal Highway 180D stretch near Vega de Alatorre left at least two officers dead and another person missing, according to local media.
Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has declared Khartoum liberated after the army recaptured the airport and tightened its hold on the capital, a major reversal in Sudan’s two-year war.
The joint strikes were described by the federal government and AFP as targeting IS militants in northern Somalia, but the supplied evidence offers only limited operational detail.
Washington said Russia and Ukraine agreed to halt attacks in the Black Sea and secure commercial shipping, while Moscow said sanctions relief must come first on the event date 2025-03-25.
A journalist’s discovery of a private Signal group with senior Trump officials prompted scrutiny over how sensitive Yemen-related discussions were handled.