Global Spotlight: Key Events Shaping the World Today

The current world news briefs cover significant events including the UN's uncertain exit from Congo, the elusive Hamas military leader Mohammed Deif's targeted Israeli strike, heightened tensions in Gaza, the detention of a journalist in Libya, China's reaction to a US bill on Tibet, and political dynamics involving Imran Khan in Pakistan.

Following is a summary of current world news briefs.

U.N. peacekeepers are unlikely to proceed with an agreed withdrawal from Congo's conflict-torn North Kivu while Rwandan troops are present. The Rwandan-backed M23 militia in North Kivu has displaced over a million people.

Hamas' military leader Mohammed Deif survived multiple Israeli assassination attempts. An Israeli airstrike targeted Deif in Gaza's Khan Younis but his fate remains uncertain amid rising tensions between Israel and Hamas.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas holds Hamas responsible for the ongoing conflict in Gaza. An Israeli airstrike in Gaza killed 90 Palestinians, with Hamas military leader Deif as the target.

The United Nations mission in Libya has called for the immediate release of detained journalist Ahmed Sanussi, emphasizing the safety of media workers.

China has opposed a U.S. law signed by President Joe Biden concerning Tibet's autonomy demands, asserting its determination to defend its interests.

Despite acquittal in an unlawful marriage case, Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan remains jailed due to fresh arrest orders. This ruling comes amidst his party gaining parliamentary seats, increasing pressure on the ruling coalition.

Egyptian sources report a halt in Gaza ceasefire talks, citing Israel's lack of serious negotiation efforts.

(With inputs from agencies.)