UN adds Israeli and Russian forces to sexual violence blacklist
The United Nations added Israeli and Russian security forces to its annual blacklist documenting sexual violence during conflict for the first time.
The United Nations added Israeli and Russian security forces to its annual blacklist documenting sexual violence during conflict for the first time.
American climber Shelley Johannesen died in an avalanche on Mount Makalu as Nepal's spring climbing season sees rising fatalities.
Former opposition candidate Edmundo González calls for presidential elections as interim President Delcy Rodríguez nears five months in power following U.S. intervention.
China executed a French citizen who had been convicted of drug trafficking charges.
Taiwan and South Korea are separately pursuing energy supply guarantees, with Taiwan securing LNG commitments and South Korea requesting Gulf cooperation.
European intelligence officials report Russia has become more aggressive in stealing Western technology and defense secrets as sanctions impact its wartime economy.

Italian police arrested Roberto Mazzarella, a wanted mafia boss who had been living under a false identity for over a year.
A Qatari liquefied natural gas shipment has passed through the Strait of Hormuz en route to Pakistan following diplomatic discussions.
Police are probing a small blast at a pro-Israel Christian facility in the Netherlands, with no injuries reported.
A family seeks return of a painting believed looted by Hermann Goering, but experts question its attribution to Rubens based on missing details.

Residents in Iran's capital describe increased security presence with new checkpoints where people are stopped and searched.
Child marriage rates have increased in Gaza during the ongoing conflict as families facing displacement and economic hardship seek stability for their daughters.
Kazakhstan has offered to accept Iran's uranium stockpile according to the international nuclear watchdog agency.

Two South Korean military aircraft collided during flight, with investigators determining one pilot was taking photographs at the time of the incident.

Nepalese authorities are investigating claims that guides poisoned tourists to stage fake emergencies and fraudulently bill international insurers for helicopter rescues.
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