UN human rights chief reports Iran has executed at least 21 people since late February, while Pentagon investigates a separate deadly strike incident.
A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck China's Guangxi region early Monday, killing two people, injuring four others, and prompting evacuation of over 7,000 residents.
Mexico's navy launched a search operation for two sailboats carrying humanitarian aid to Cuba after they failed to arrive in Havana as scheduled.
Seven flotilla activists detained in Israel have returned to the UK while protests in Spain criticize police handling of the incident.
Brazil dismissed its chief labor inspector after the official added Chinese automaker BYD to a government list monitoring labor violations.
Bloomberg reported on a phone call transcript between Hungarian PM Viktor Orban and Russian President Vladimir Putin, citing Orban's offer to help Russia.
Turkish government implements cash grants and subsidized loans to encourage families to have more children amid declining birth rates.
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev, known for pro-Russia statements, won reelection this week as EU partners monitor his policy direction.
Laboratory testing found clothes for popular Labubu collectible dolls contain cotton from China's Xinjiang region, which is prohibited under U.S. forced labor laws.
India's Trade Minister Goyal will visit Canada with 150 business leaders to strengthen bilateral trade relationships.
The United States coordinated with international partners on multiple diplomatic initiatives involving Mexico and Panama.
World Bank warns of jobs crisis, Russia proposes BRICS food reserves, and South Korean president faces criticism over Holocaust comments.
French President Macron has ordered eight frigates, two helicopter carriers and an aircraft carrier to the Middle East as regional conflict affects oil prices.
Russia has expanded military recruitment efforts to universities and colleges nationwide to staff its drone warfare capabilities.
America's first pope and President Trump have engaged in public disagreement over war rhetoric and peace statements during the pontiff's 11-day Africa visit.
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