Ukrainian and Russian forces conducted overnight drone attacks targeting military facilities and civilian areas, marking continued escalation in unmanned warfare.
A Mexican reporter was killed in Veracruz state while another journalist was abducted from her home by armed assailants.
New analysis documents more than 20,000 incidents of food-related violence globally since 2018, including attacks on markets and distribution systems.
Federal agents arrested the niece and grandniece of Qasem Soleimani after Secretary of State Marco Rubio revoked their permanent resident status.
Latest IAEA report indicates Iran permitted some nuclear facility inspections while restricting access to uranium-related sites.
Chadian military strikes against Boko Haram militants reportedly killed dozens of Nigerian fishermen who were either hit directly or drowned while fleeing.
Los Angeles Unified School District reached a tentative agreement with the Service Employees International Union, preventing a strike that would have closed schools Tuesday.
Belgium is negotiating with French energy company Engie to take state control of the country's nuclear power assets.
UN reports drones have become the leading cause of civilian deaths in Sudan's war, with foreign-supplied technology enabling strikes on hospitals, schools and markets.
Sources say the Trump administration told Cuba that President Díaz-Canel must step down for negotiations to progress meaningfully.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth departs for Singapore defense forum as Taiwan security issues remain prominent topic of discussion.
Oil prices climbed back above $100 per barrel after weekend ceasefire talks between the US and Iran failed to end their war, while US stocks showed modest declines.
European officials are showing greater willingness to publicly confront the Trump administration on foreign policy issues.
An estimated 11,000 North Korean troops have been sent to fight alongside Russian forces in the ongoing conflict with Ukraine.
Pope Francis urged healing of divisions during events in Angola drawing 130,000 attendees, as Catholics worldwide grapple with religious-political tensions.
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