Britain's GCHQ director warns of mounting security threats from adversaries, particularly Russia's targeting of critical infrastructure and democracy.
Prime Minister Viktor Orban conceded defeat to opposition leader Peter Magyar in a landslide election result that ends his 16-year rule.
Several unrelated international incidents occurred, including deadly explosions in Myanmar and South Korea, plus Ebola developments in DR Congo.
Germany and France have discontinued their collaborative military aircraft development program, according to German officials.
Multiple developments involving Iran emerge including nuclear program damage assessments, shipping disruptions, and diplomatic efforts at the UN.
Pentagon officials disclosed that U.S. military operations involving Iran have cost $25 billion to date, according to multiple news reports.
Oil prices, transportation strikes, and airline operations worldwide are being affected by Middle East conflicts and government policy responses.
Protesters set fires and damaged property in Geneva during anti-G7 demonstrations as world leaders prepared to meet for the June 15-17 summit.
Several nations took defensive measures this week, including North Korea fortifying its border, Belarus conducting nuclear drills, and European cooperation expanding.
Russia has heightened security for Putin's Victory Day events while issuing warnings to foreigners in Kyiv and threatening strikes if Ukraine disrupts May 9 commemorations.
Taiwan's president and U.S. representative emphasize the island's sovereignty following reported discussions between Trump and Xi Jinping at their recent summit.
The U.S. military will remove approximately 5,000 service members from Germany within 6-12 months, reducing the total deployment.
Vice President JD Vance has arrived in Pakistan for diplomatic negotiations between the United States and Iran.
Colombians vote Sunday in a presidential election that may require a runoff, with candidates addressing violence and polarization concerns.
Europol reports children being recruited by criminal organizations at industrial scale for killings, bombings and abductions across Europe.
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