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Somaliland's government and citizens are celebrating after President Trump acknowledged the breakaway republic as 'a totally different country' from Somalia, with U.S. flags and Trump's image projected onto buildings in the capital of Hargeisa.
Two leaders of India's youth-led Cockroach Janta Party were ordered held five days in Delhi's Tihar prison after scaling barricades at a historic protest site, a move the party and its backers are calling political retaliation.
Beijing froze the assets of Paraguay's communications minister and Belize's foreign minister for their countries' ties to Taiwan. The State Department called it 'coercion and aggression,' and both nations told China where to go.
Loud booms were reported in Dhahran near Saudi Aramco's headquarters and in Saudi Arabia's Sharqiya region, according to accounts citing multiple sources, hours after the Houthis published a map identifying potential targets in Riyadh. Next News Network could not independently verify the reported explosions.
The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted three drones north of Riyadh and two missiles, as a Saudi minister vows a serious response and the Houthis threaten the United States.
Egypt says it will back Saudi Arabia 'without any reservation' against the Houthis as missile strikes hit Riyadh, airlines cancel flights, and oil prices climb. Meanwhile, Polish and Norwegian diplomats argue Europe deserves a stronger role in Ukraine talks.
Pakistani police searched the home of a former provincial minister tied to jailed ex-PM Imran Khan's party, the latest in a wave of detentions after emergency rule was imposed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Khan's PTI is warning of further instability.
The Bank of Japan is reportedly unlikely to raise interest rates again in October, according to reports circulating Monday, with market watchers now pointing to December as the next window for a move.
South Korea's benchmark KOSPI index plunged more than seven percent Tuesday morning, falling below 6,000 points and triggering a sell-side circuit breaker as foreign investors offloaded semiconductor shares. Financial commentators across social media reacted in real time to the crash.
President Trump insists Moscow and Kyiv agreed to an energy ceasefire because he told them to, while Ukrainian officials say strikes on their energy facilities have continued and commentary accounts press him on the contradiction.
Governments across three continents condemned the attack on King Khalid International Airport, and the Trump administration is said to be weighing whether to join Saudi Arabia's air campaign against Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels.
Somaliland President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi tells Breitbart News that Trump can 'make more history' by formally recognizing Somaliland, praising the American president's global conflict resolution efforts.
