North Korea has conducted a widespread campaign to place remote workers at U.S. companies to send money back to the regime and potentially steal sensitive information.
Russian officials reported shooting down drones near Moscow while the city experienced mobile internet outages.
A Russian attack on the Kyiv region killed four people and wounded at least 15, damaging residential and critical infrastructure.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla concluded their state visit to Washington and New York, with the monarch presenting a symbolic gift at the White House state dinner.
The UAE has detained 21 individuals under cybercrime laws for content related to Iran's regional conflicts, while calling for Iran to halt attacks on neighbors.
Somalia's parliamentary mandate has expired without new elections being organized, creating uncertainty about the country's legislative governance.
An Israeli whose parents died on Oct. 7 and a Palestinian whose brother died in Israeli custody co-authored a book about peace in the Middle East.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz traveled to Beijing for meetings with Chinese officials, with sources describing differing tones regarding bilateral relations.
Oman confirms attacks on its territory without identifying perpetrators amid broader Middle East conflicts.
Former Russian President Medvedev criticized US conflict mediation capabilities while Hungarian opposition leader Magyar demanded protections for ethnic Hungarians in Ukraine.
A Norwegian official referenced Donald Trump's presidency when discussing the European Union's appeal, according to Financial Times reporting.
Israeli military operations in Gaza resulted in nine Palestinian deaths across multiple incidents, according to local health authorities.
Flooding in Russia's Dagestan region has prompted emergency declarations and left over 327,000 people without electricity in the capital.
Kenyan President William Ruto sparked controversy by claiming Kenyans speak better English than Nigerians, who he said are hard to understand.
U.S. and Israeli strikes have damaged at least four Iranian historical sites, prompting UNESCO review and concerns about wartime protection of cultural heritage.
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