
Afghan national stands trial for alleged role in 2021 Kabul airport bombing
An Afghan man faces federal charges for his alleged involvement in the Islamic State suicide bombing that killed over 180 people at Kabul airport in 2021.

An Afghan man faces federal charges for his alleged involvement in the Islamic State suicide bombing that killed over 180 people at Kabul airport in 2021.
Thousands of protesters gathered in central Belgrade on Saturday, leading to clashes with police as demonstrators called for political change.
Recent developments include a convicted Harvard scientist establishing a lab in China, rare earth exports, submarine deals with Pakistan, and South China Sea patrols.

Ibrahim Traoré, who took power in a 2022 coup, told state media that democracy is not suitable for Burkina Faso.

U.S. troops relocated from bases amid regional tensions while Pakistan attempts diplomatic mediation in multiple conflicts.

A dual Iranian-American citizen was detained at Los Angeles International Airport on federal charges related to alleged arms procurement for Iran.
France is pursuing participation in a UK-German long-range missile development project amid broader European defense policy discussions.
Russia proposes former German chancellor for Ukraine talks while criticizing Armenia's support for Ukrainian president.

The U.S. military conducted a strike against a suspected drug-smuggling vessel in the Caribbean Sea, killing three people.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel told NBC News that stepping down is 'not part of our vocabulary' amid reported U.S. pressure for his resignation.
Various Russia-related stories surface involving oil policy, security incidents, economic assessments, and asset seizures.

Israel's Foreign Ministry condemned a Nicholas Kristof column alleging Palestinian sexual abuse, while the Times defended the piece amid calls for retraction.

Ukrainian cities install protective netting against drone attacks while military units make territorial gains in contested eastern areas.

Iraqi security sources report drones and rockets were fired at the US embassy in Baghdad on Tuesday morning.

Japan's legislature is drafting plans to expand the imperial family through adoption of distant male relatives as the monarchy faces a shortage of heirs.
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