Middle East Escalation: Iran says U.S. strikes hit near the Bushehr nuclear plant, while missiles disrupted flights across Jordan and the region; Iran and Oman also agreed to keep consulting on Strait of Hormuz safety as tensions with Washington continue. Diplomacy & Reshuffles: Ukraine’s Zelenskyy announced plans to replace Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko in a government reshuffle, while Iran’s foreign minister held talks with Pakistan’s counterpart amid rising regional pressure. Regional Security: Jordan briefed an international delegation on security and peace efforts; Turkey’s interior minister vowed its “terror-free Türkiye” push will succeed in Hakkari. International Forums: OIC’s women’s ministerial conference opened in Islamabad with delegates from 57 countries; Pakistan joined the International Energy Forum as a member ahead of the October ministerial in Riyadh. Public Policy & Rights: Australia moved to tighten university standards on antisemitism and racism; Zimbabwe launched child-labour zero tolerance measures alongside new child protection plans. Health & Disaster Response: Spain’s wildfire in Los Gallardos was stabilized and evacuees allowed to return; DRC is bringing experimental Ebola treatments into clinical trials. Government Services: India’s railway minister outlined phased bullet-train openings starting next year; Lok Sabha Speaker urged public-private cooperation to expand healthcare in Nashik. Sports & Public Life: South Africa mourns World Cup midfielder Jayden Adams, 25, with cause of death not yet confirmed; Senegal sacked men’s coach Pape Thiaw after World Cup exit. Condolences: Qatar mourned the death of Father Amir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani as regional leaders offered condolences.