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1. Former Israeli PM Barak responds to criticism over close Epstein links

   Ehud Barak, whose relationship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein spanned 15 years, says he regrets ever meeting him.

2. US says it caused dollar shortage to trigger Iran protests: What that means

   US official admits engineering dollar shortage to strangle rial, which culminated in the deadliest crackdown in Iran.

3. Madagascar cyclone death toll hits 38, 12,000 displaced; Mozambique braces

   Gezani is forecast to return to cyclone status when it strikes southern Mozambique on Friday evening.

4. BNP claims victory in landmark Bangladesh election

   The Bangladesh Nationalist Party is claiming victory in the country's first election since the 2024 uprising.

5. BNP leader cheered by supporters after Bangladesh election

   Bangladesh Nationalist Party leader Tarique Rahman was cheered by supporters and surrounded by photographers.

6. Top Goldman Sachs lawyer Kathy Ruemmler resigns over Epstein ties

   Ruemmler's resignation comes after emails revealed her links to the late sex offender.

7. Israel deprives Palestinians of proper education by withholding revenues

   Palestinian education is being destroyed by Israel's policy of withholding Palestinian Authority customs revenues.

8. New CIA recruitment video targets Chinese military personnel

   The CIA's latest YouTube video offers instructions for how to contact the agency on the encrypted Tor Browser.

9. Japan seizure of Chinese vessel, arrest of captain, could heighten tensions

   Japan's Fisheries Agency says Chinese captain arrested for allegedly defying orders to stop for inspection at sea.

10. South Africa’s Ramaphosa says troops will deploy to tackle crime gangs

    President Cyril Ramaphosa says the military will work with the country's police force to counter 'gang wars'.