Latest conflict coverage
Showing 4 matching stories (page 10 of 10), newest first, from the World News archive—not only the latest desk window.
Sudan Army Captures Sodari as North Kordofan Offensive Grows
Sudan army captures Sodari in North Kordofan from the RSF, extending a westward push toward Darfur amid prisoner-killing claims and RSF defections to the…
Russia Strikes Kyiv Data Centers and Kyivstar Headquarters
Russia strikes Kyiv data centers and Kyivstar’s headquarters as daytime drone attacks kill three in Sumy and Kharkiv and injure nine in Ukraine’s capital.
Iran ‘Fully Prepared’ for War After Trump Rejects Hormuz Plan
Iran Hormuz plan rejected by Trump; Araghchi says Tehran is fully prepared for war to resume but still awaits a formal U.S. reply via…
Israel Strikes South Lebanon After Hezbollah Drone
Overnight Israel Lebanon strikes hit Tyre and Nabatieh after the IDF said a Hezbollah explosive drone targeted troops, straining the June framework deal.
The Global Conflict Tracker is an index of The Boston Report’s conflict reporting: recent World News desk stories that are about wars, strikes and related security crises, plus links to the specialized trackers we already maintain. It is not a live battlefield feed, and it does not invent casualty totals, territorial-control percentages or weapons counts.
When a story belongs to Ukraine, Sudan, Yemen or Iran, it can appear here and on that country page at the same time. Readers looking for charts should open the dedicated Ukraine or Iran trackers rather than treat this page as a substitute.
Specialized conflict trackers already on the site
- Ukraine war tracker — sourced figures charted over time
- Iran war tracker — strikes, oil and Hormuz shipping
- Military deployments tracker — carriers and forces from official U.S. statements
- War news — the main warfare hub
- Russia-Ukraine war 2026 guide
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Stories listed here come from The Boston Report World News desk. A report can appear in more than one section when it involves more than one country, subject or organization. Matching uses headlines, slugs and excerpts, and editor-assigned categories such as Iran, Asia-Pacific and Southeast Asia. We do not have reporters on the ground. See our editorial policy and corrections policy.