
AI-generated summary
Israele e Hezbollah sono coinvolti in un conflitto intermittente lungo il confine israelo-libanese, con periodici scambi di fuoco e operazioni militari mirate.
L'Idf ha utilizzato "più di 1.100 tonnellate di esplosivo" per le esplosioni nei tunnel sul crinale di Ali Taher, nel sud del Libano, dove afferma di aver demolito importanti infrastrutture sotterranee di Hezbollah: lo riferisce il sito israeliano Ynet. L'esplosione, secondo il sito, è stata di tale violenza che il Centro sismologico euro-mediterraneo, organizzazione non governativa, ha segnalato un terremoto di magnitudo 4.1. Il centro sismologico ha riportato una scossa di tale magnitudine a 10 km di profondità, in un punto situato a 25 km a sud di Sidone e a 16 a nord-est di Tiro, registrata alle 21:08 ora locale.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Hezbollah potrebbe rispondere con lanci di razzi verso il territorio israeliano
Likely · Within days
Il Consiglio di Sicurezza delle Nazioni Unite potrebbe essere convocato per discutere l'incidente
Possible · Within weeks

A fire of unknown origin broke out Thursday morning near a school in Bukavu, Democratic Republic of Congo, causing a deadly stampede that left at least 26 children dead, according to Unicef. The city has been under the control of the M23 armed group since last February.

Vladimir Putin, speaking from the BRICS summit in New Delhi, warned that any deployment of European troops to Ukraine would be considered a war against Russia. Meanwhile, Zelensky denounces deliberate Russian attacks against petrol stations and residential buildings in Kiev, causing deaths and injuries, while the European Commission approves 6.1 billion for drones and missiles intended for Ukrainian air defense.

According to the Venezuelan Prison Observatory, 7,414 people are detained in the calabozos of the Cicpc scientific police, transformed into a network of parallel prisons: 58% have been imprisoned for over a year despite the legal limit of 48 hours, 33.5% for more than two years, and 87.9% have not received a definitive sentence. The organization denounces inhuman conditions and extortion by some agents.

The United States commemorates the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001. Amid ceremonies in New York and the Pentagon, leaders and former presidents pay tribute to the victims as declassified documents and analyzes of the human costs of the war on terror emerge.

Filippo di Robilant, Emma Bonino's former spokesperson at the European Commission, recalls how the then European Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid was the first to denounce the Srebrenica genocide in July 1995, based on evidence collected during a mission to Tuzla, and how her intervention contributed to having the crime recognized in the Statute of the International Criminal Court.
The Houthis, supported by Iran, took full control of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait after an 18-hour offensive, declaring navigation safe for all companies except Saudi ones. They attacked the port of Mocha with six missiles, while Saudi Arabia asked the United States to intervene, which they refused but will offer intelligence. Meanwhile, Gulf foreign ministers plan to meet with Iran in Salalah for a temporary deal on the Strait of Hormuz, as oil swings between supply concerns and signs of de-escalation.