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Panama experienced a series of seismic events, beginning with two powerful quakes on Friday along its southern coast, followed by a magnitude 6 tremor on Monday. The USGS revised its initial magnitude estimates for the first major quake from 8 to 7.6 and then to 7.7.
A magnitude 6 earthquake struck Panama on Monday, following two powerful quakes that jolted the country's southern coast on Friday. According to the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC), the quake was at a depth of 35 km. The latest tremor came amid a series of aftershocks following the earlier major earthquakes. The USGS initially reported the first major earthquake at magnitude 8 before revising it to 7.6 and subsequently 7.7. The quake was centred about 10 km south-west of Pitaloza Arriba, a remote community in Herrera province, at a depth of 10 km. (More details awaited)
US President Donald Trump defended his decision to allow Russian diesel supplies to the United States, calling it a 'big deal' and thanking Russian President Vladimir Putin, while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized the arrangement as potentially financing Russia's war against Ukraine, and the EU announced fresh sanctions targeting Russia's military-industrial network.
Russia rejected Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's proposal for a 60-day ceasefire to hold elections, offering instead a one-day pause. The Kremlin continues to label Zelenskyy an illegitimate leader, while Zelenskyy maintains that election timing depends on a truce.
Yemen's Houthis launched deadly drone and missile strikes on Riyadh's main airport over the weekend, killing 13 and wounding 320, claiming retaliation for Saudi aggression. The attacks intensified pressure on Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, raised fears of US involvement, disrupted global markets and business travel, and tested alliances as Saudi Arabia faces economic strain from its Vision 2030 agenda.

An Indian citizen has been killed and ten others have been injured in an attack by Houthi rebels on Saudi Arabia's King Khalid International Airport. The deceased was Yusuf Ali of Hyderabad, whose three family members were also injured. The Indian Embassy confirmed assistance to the injured and India condemned the attack.

An Indian citizen has been killed and ten others have been injured in an attack by Houthi rebels on Saudi Arabia's King Khalid International Airport. Deceased Yusuf Ali was a resident of Hyderabad. The Indian Embassy, while giving information about the injured, has confirmed to provide assistance to the family. The Foreign Ministry has condemned the attacks.
One person was killed and 11 injured in a Houthi-claimed attack on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport on Sunday, following a Saturday strike that killed 13 and injured over 300. Saudi air defenses intercepted multiple projectiles, while Dammam airport also suffered a strike. The death toll from airport attacks rose to 18 over the week, including Indian national Mohammed Yousuf, 46. Houthi spokesperson Yahya Saree claimed responsibility and warned of further targeting. British and US authorities issued travel advisories for Saudi airports.