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1. UAE to withdraw ‘counterterrorism’ units from Yemen after Saudi-led strike

   The UAE says it’s withdrawing all ‘counterterrorism’ units from Yemen after a Saudi-led coalition launched air strikes.

2. US and Ivory Coast sign $480m deal as part of ‘America First’ aid strategy

   The Trump administration is forging bilateral deals with countries hit by widespread cuts to US foreign aid.

3. Will China use force against Taiwan?

   Beijing has carried out its biggest-ever military drills off the self-governed island.

4. Senegal beat Benin to claim AFCON group, as DR Congo set up Algeria tie

   Senegal beat Benin 3-0 to top AFCON 2025 group, while DR Congo beat Botswana, setting up a mouth-watering Algeria tie.

5. Turkiye’s Erdogan calls Israel’s Somaliland recognition ‘unacceptable’

   Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has accused Israel of violating international law and of 'illegal aggression'.

6. Burglars nab tens of millions in property from German bank

   Footage shows a hole in the vault of Sparkasse Bank in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, where thieves made off with valuables.

7. Israel to block dozens of aid groups working in war-battered Gaza

   Aid groups facing bans include MSF and Oxfam as European countries sound the alarm over dire humanitarian situation.

8. Syrian authorities impose curfew in Latakia as violence surges

   Cars and shops were vandalised during attacks on Alawite neighbourhoods in the city.

9. Nigeria beat Uganda 3-1 to head into AFCON last 16 with perfect record

   Elsewhere in Group C, Tanzania scrape through to the knockout stages for the first time after 1-1 draw with Tunisia.

10. How has Trump’s second term transformed the US Justice Department in 2025?

    Critics fear the ideal of 'prosecutorial independence' has been jettisoned in favour of more partisan goals under Trump.