The Brief

A projectile struck Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport again on Sunday, a day after a Houthi missile hit the same terminal and killed at least 12 people and injured more than 300, Saudi authorities said. The Houthis also said Sanaa's airport in Yemen had been struck again and blamed the Saudis.

President Trump said the US "may" join Saudi Arabia's offensive against the Iran-backed Houthis in response. Iran separately called US efforts to negotiate an end to the broader regional war "insufficient," as the escalation continued.

President Trump said Ukraine needs a new president and blamed Volodymyr Zelenskyy for failing to end the war, after the US and Russia touted a deal to ease sanctions and resume Russian diesel exports — an arrangement Zelenskyy denounced as a "gift to Putin." A Republican senator said the diesel agreement may be illegal, in a rare break with Trump.

Trump also announced a separate Russia-Ukraine "energy ceasefire"; Zelenskyy said he learned of it only afterward but that Kyiv would support it, while Moscow has not commented. The announcements came after a Russian glide bomb attack on Zaporizhzhia killed at least 20 people, and as Ukraine struck a Yandex data centre for the third time this week, forcing the Russian tech giant to suspend operations.

Protests continued in Delhi after police detained and released thousands of people on Saturday during a crackdown on the youth-led 'Cockroach' movement, which is campaigning against revisions to India's voter rolls. Police said they would keep restricting access to the city centre.

The protests, organized under the banner of the 'Cockroach Janta Party,' reflect growing anger at Prime Minister Modi's government and the Election Commission over voter list revisions that opposition figures say could disenfranchise millions. The movement's leaders, now released from detention, have pledged to hold more protests and accused the Modi government of "waging war" on its own citizens.

At least 139 people, including children, died and dozens more were missing after a boat carrying more than 300 migrants capsized off Djibouti, the United Nations said. The vessel had been traveling from Djibouti to Yemen when it capsized near the port town of Obock on Thursday night.

More than 80 people survived, all of them Ethiopian nationals, the International Organization for Migration said. Search and rescue operations were continuing.

Polish police detained a man suspected of planning an assassination attempt against Prime Minister Donald Tusk, after receiving credible information about possible attacks on Tusk and his defence minister.

The detention came as Tusk said a string of recent knife attacks at Polish schools — including a third attack this week in which a woman injured three people — was driven by online glorification of violence. Earlier attacks this week left a school caretaker dead and others injured.

Fresh flash floods on the Budhi Gandaki River swept away homes, bridges and other buildings in central Nepal, less than two months after catastrophic flooding left thousands dead or missing in the country. At least five people were reported missing in the new flooding.

Authorities urged villagers in affected areas to move to safer ground as Nepal continues recovering from the earlier disaster.