Japan has rejected a U.S. intelligence assessment characterizing recent Taiwan-related comments by a Japanese official as representing a significant policy shift.
Counter-terrorism police charged two Iranian nationals under Britain's National Security Act on Wednesday.
Tianrui Liang, a Chinese college student, was arrested at JFK Airport and charged with illegally photographing military planes near Offutt Air Force Base during a road trip.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni visited Saudi Arabia, Qatar and UAE to strengthen energy partnerships amid regional tensions and supply concerns.
Nigerian authorities have initiated a search operation following kidnappings by armed groups in the northwestern state of Zamfara.
The U.S. State Department has issued a Level 4 travel advisory for Haiti, warning Americans against travel due to widespread kidnappings and gang violence.
Families of fallen service members and veterans marked Memorial Day by sharing memories and honoring those who died in military service.
A 7.8 magnitude earthquake in southern Philippines killed 47 people and displaced over 45,000, with officials requesting helicopter food drops for cut-off communities.
Rachel Goldberg-Polin has written a memoir about her son Hersh, who was taken hostage in Gaza in 2023 and killed by his captors in 2024.
India has sent warships to escort its fuel tankers near the Gulf of Oman as regional oil prices spike above $150 per barrel amid supply concerns.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll found 52% of Americans anticipate deteriorating conditions in the Middle East over the next year as U.S.-Iran tensions continue.
Shamim Mafi faces charges for allegedly brokering weapons sales to Sudan's defense ministry on behalf of Iran.
Israeli authorities demolished over 260 Palestinian homes in east Jerusalem in 2025, a 70% increase from three years earlier, as settlement activity accelerates.
Global Witness report alleges Amazon, Sony, and Ericsson may have unknowingly sourced coltan from mines controlled by M23 militia in eastern DRC.
Cuba's top envoy to the US said recent sanctions and Castro indictment are pretexts for potential military action amid deteriorating relations.
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