A Russian attack drone crossed Moldovan and Romanian airspace shortly before the Ukrainian president's delayed take-off from Chișinău, closing airports and prompting NATO jets to scramble.
Justice André Mendonça says police intelligence reports tracked his work on the Banco Master case. The government has appealed, calling it an intrusion on presidential powers.
The state funeral closed a 35-year reign and nearly two weeks of national mourning, and doubled as a diplomatic gathering where Ukraine's president held talks on air defence.
A signed return-to-work formula adds KSh13,000 to two allowances and gives both sides 45 days to settle a pay agreement that has gone unimplemented since 2017.
Attacks by the Pakistani Taliban and Baloch separatists now reach the province's north, threatening the highways that carry trade from Quetta to Karachi and the Iranian border.
Private travel agencies and self-employed guides are now allowed. But blackouts and fuel shortages that have grounded flights and closed hotels are still keeping visitors away.
People with contacts inside the group say a truce linked to the release of 360 abducted villagers has held since June. Abuja denies it paid a ransom to free them.
Rolling cuts of up to 48 hours sparked violent protests around Banjul. The president has promised new generating capacity by the end of October, months before he seeks a third term.
Ash closed eight airports, including Jakarta's main hub, and sent schools online in four provinces. Volcanologists warn more eruptions are likely at a volcano whose 2018 collapse caused a deadly tsunami.
Colombia's new right-wing president joined a US anti-cartel coalition and signed nuclear and minerals agreements, but the trade deal Bogotá wants has yet to arrive.
Prosecutors want the Philippine vice-president to testify on the unexplained-wealth charge, while four absent senators leave the 16-vote conviction threshold in doubt.