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    Israeli forces have killed a senior Hamas commander in a strike in Gaza, according to multiple outlets including Al Arabiya English and US-based news services. The strike is the latest in Israel's ongoing military campaign in the territory, and the death of a high-ranking figure is likely to draw attention to the conflict's continuing toll and escalation risks.

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    Drone strike on Darfur court kills at least 35●In # Darfur , # Sudan wurden mindestens 35 Menschen getötet, als eine Gerichtsversammlung mit Drohnen angegriffen wurde.MmastodonWarSudan18 min ago

    At least 35 people were killed in Darfur, Sudan, when a drone strike hit a court gathering, according to a rights group that blames the army. The attack adds to the mounting civilian toll of Sudan's war between the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, which has devastated Darfur since fighting broke out in 2023.

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    Missile alerts cost Ukraine $45m per hour of shutdown●Missile alerts cost Ukraine $45m for every hour they halt businesses https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/sep/30/missiMmastodonBusinessEconomy32 min ago

    New figures show that every hour Ukraine spends under missile alerts costs the country's economy roughly $45 million as businesses are forced to halt operations. The estimate highlights the mounting economic toll of repeated Russian strikes and air raid shutdowns, adding to debate over how much longer Ukraine's wartime economy can absorb the disruption.

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    DK Shivakumar says NICE project 'loot' open for public discussion●ಡಿ ಕೆ ಶಿವಕುಮಾರ್GgoogleIN5K12 min ago

    Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar is trending after saying he is ready for an open debate on the alleged 'loot' in the NICE road project, comments reported by Kannada daily Sanjevani. His remarks have stirred political discussion in the state, with the NICE toll issue a long-running point of contention between the government and the infrastructure company.

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    A fire broke out at a pyrotechnics factory near Yaroslavl, Russia, killing 14 people. The incident, reported by Kazan-based outlet Business Online, has drawn wide attention across Russian media as details about the blast and the number of victims emerge. Emergency services are working at the site, and questions are being raised about safety conditions at fireworks production facilities.

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    Qatar's PM condemns Israel's 'atrocities' in Gaza●‘Nothing is justifying this’: Qatar’s PM slams Israel’s atrocities in Gaza✉newsWarMiddle East9 min ago

    Qatar's Prime Minister has sharply condemned Israel's military campaign in Gaza, saying nothing can justify the atrocities unfolding there. The remarks underscore Qatar's position as a key mediator in the conflict and add to mounting international criticism of the mounting civilian toll in the Palestinian territory.

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    Sudan dominated discussion on the closing day of the United Nations General Assembly, with delegates and world leaders turning attention to the country's devastating civil war between the army and the Rapid Support Forces. Speakers highlighted the humanitarian crisis, including mass displacement and famine warnings, and pressed for renewed international efforts to broker peace and deliver aid.

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    SPLM-N clashes with Otoro tribe kill over 500 in Sudan●Clashes between SPLM-N and Otoro tribe kill over 500 in Sudan’s Nuba Mountains, leader says✉newsWarSudan8 min ago

    Fighting between the Sudan People's Liberation Movement-North and the Otoro tribe in Sudan's Nuba Mountains has killed more than 500 people, according to a leader cited by Sudan Tribune. The reported death toll, if confirmed, would mark one of the bloodier episodes of intercommunal and armed conflict in the region, which has seen repeated violence tied to Sudan's wider war and long-running tensions in South Kordofan.

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    Israeli military strikes killed ten Palestinians in Gaza, according to a report by IMEMC News. The strikes add to the ongoing death toll from the conflict, which has continued to draw international concern and calls for a ceasefire. Details about the circumstances of the attacks or the identities of those killed were not immediately available.

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    Russia strikes science academy and medical center in Ukraine●Russia hits science academy, medical center in Ukraine✉newsWarUkraine10 min ago

    Russian forces have struck a science academy and a medical center in Ukraine, according to CBS News reporting. The attacks on civilian scientific and medical infrastructure add to the ongoing toll of Russia's invasion. Details on casualties, the locations targeted, and the extent of the damage were not immediately available.

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    Ukraine missile alerts halt business at $45m per hour●Missile alerts cost Ukraine $45m for every hour they halt businesses✉newsWarUkraine10 min ago

    Each hour of air-raid alerts triggered by missile threats costs Ukrainian businesses roughly $45 million in lost activity, according to reporting cited by The Guardian. The figure highlights the economic toll of repeated warnings that force shops, offices and industry to pause, adding to the war's wider strain on Ukraine's economy and its ability to keep services running.

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    Ukrainian scientist escapes burning building after Russian strike●Trapped in inferno after Russian strike, Ukrainian scientist climbed to safety✉newsWarUkraine10 min ago

    A Ukrainian scientist was trapped in a burning building after a Russian strike and climbed to safety, according to a Reuters report. The account highlights the human toll of Russia's ongoing attacks on Ukraine, which continue to hit civilian infrastructure and residential areas across the country, forcing ordinary people into desperate escapes from the wreckage.

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    Drone Strike Hits Ukrainian Academy Central to Scientific Research●Ukrainian Science Academy, Struck by Drone, Played Key Role in Research✉newsScience10 min ago

    A drone struck the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, an institution that has played a significant role in the country's research efforts, according to a New York Times report. The strike adds to concerns about damage to Ukraine's scientific infrastructure as the war with Russia continues. Details about casualties or the extent of the damage were not immediately available.

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    Russian Missile Campaign Leaves Ukraine's Steel Industry in Ruins●Ukraine's prized steel industry left in ruins by Russian missile campaign✉newsWarUkraine10 min ago

    Ukraine's steel industry, once a cornerstone of the country's economy, has been devastated by a sustained Russian missile campaign targeting its industrial facilities. The destruction deprives Ukraine of a key export sector and a major source of employment, particularly in the east of the country, and underscores the wider economic toll of Moscow's strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure.

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    Tauren Wells opens up on church scandal and burnout●Tauren Wells on church scandal, burnout and rediscovering God’s presence✉newsWorldReligion13 min ago

    Christian music artist Tauren Wells is speaking out about the church scandal that affected him, his experience of burnout, and how he rediscovered a sense of God's presence. In the interview he reflects on how the controversy shook his faith and the personal toll it took, describing the steps that helped him recover spiritually and emotionally.

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    A Myanmar military airstrike has killed dozens of people, according to The New York Times. The bombing is the latest in the junta's ongoing air campaign against opposition-held areas since the 2021 coup. Details on the exact location and victims remain limited, but the attack has drawn renewed attention to the military's aerial bombardment of civilians.

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    UN rights chief condemns deadly strikes on Rakhine market●Myanmar: Türk deplores deadly strikes at busy Rakhine market✉newsWorldHuman Rights16 min ago

    UN Human Rights Commissioner Volker Türk has deplored deadly airstrikes that hit a busy market in Myanmar's Rakhine state, killing civilians. The attacks add to mounting concerns over escalating aerial bombardments in the country's civil war, with the UN urging accountability and protection of civilians. The strikes drew condemnation internationally and renewed attention to the worsening humanitarian situation in Rakhine.

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    Ukraine says missile alerts cost economy $45m an hour●🔴 BREAKING Ukraine Economy Suffers $45m Hourly Loss from Missile Alerts Ukraine's economy minister reports that missileMmastodonWorldEU Politics321 min ago

    Ukraine's economy minister says Russian missile strikes and the alerts they trigger are halting business activity costing the country an estimated $45 million per hour. The figures underline the mounting economic toll of intensified Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities and infrastructure, alongside the human cost.

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    UN condemns deadly Myanmar market airstrike as regional news mounts●World News in Brief: Deadly Myanmar strikes as Malaysia begins deportations, new emergency funding released, Gaza and WeMmastodonWorldUnited Nations218 min ago

    The UN Secretary-General strongly condemned an airstrike that reportedly killed at least 50 people at a market in Myanmar's Rakhine state. The strike heads a round-up of world news that also includes Malaysia beginning deportations, the release of new emergency funding, and updates on Gaza and the West Bank.

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    Iran's currency hits record low amid war-driven economic collapse●Iran’s currency drops to record low as war destroys economy✉newsWorldDiplomacy19 min ago

    Iran's currency has fallen to a record low against the US dollar as the ongoing war devastates the country's economy. The collapse compounds pressure on ordinary Iranians facing inflation and shortages, and is being reported widely as a sign of the conflict's mounting economic toll.