Today’s Briefing.

At least 72 civilian gold miners were killed in airstrikes on a remote site in Sudan's River Nile state on Saturday, the second such attack this year, according to a Sudanese rights group that accused Egyptian forces.

Delhi on high alert October 12, 2026, with six Metro stations closed and heavy security as opposition parties march to the Supreme Court protesting CEC Gyanesh Kumar and alleged irregularities in electoral roll revision.

Yemen's Houthis claimed a strike on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport that killed 13 and wounded over 300, with a second attack killing one more; Saudi defenses intercepted additional projectiles while the kingdom faces travel warnings and weighs responses.

A Mexican judge convicted three men of murdering Australian surfers Callum and Jake Robinson and their American friend Carter Rhoad in Baja California in 2024. The case comes amid growing law-enforcement worries over Mexican cartel drug operations in South Africa and the expansion of outlaw motorcycle gangs.

A factual summary of the 7.6-magnitude earthquake that hit Panama on 9 October, the more than 200 aftershocks that followed, reported damage, and other earthquakes recorded worldwide on the same period.

One year after the Gaza ceasefire, reconstruction promises remain unfulfilled and most residents displaced. UN Women reports nearly 50,000 women and girls killed or severely wounded since October 2023, with ongoing violence, rising gender-based violence and aid shortages.