Russia and North Korea pledged long-term military cooperation, deepening an alliance shaped by war in Ukraine and rising regional tensions.
At least 10 people were killed and 67 injured after Russia launched one of the war’s largest missile and drone attacks across Ukraine, with Dnipro hit hardest.
Viktor Orbán will not take a seat in Hungary’s new parliament after a crushing election defeat, choosing instead to rebuild his Fidesz movement.
Mahmoud Abbas’s loyalists swept Palestinian municipal elections in the West Bank and won key seats in Gaza’s first local vote in nearly 20 years.
A car bomb exploded outside Dunmurry police station near Belfast, prompting an attempted murder investigation and renewed fears of dissident republican violence.
Israel ordered evacuations in seven southern Lebanese towns beyond the buffer zone after an Israeli soldier was killed, deepening fears of a broader conflict with Hezbollah.
Former Israeli prime ministers Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid are merging parties to challenge Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel’s next election.
Mali faces one of its gravest escalations in years after coordinated jihadist and separatist attacks reportedly killed Defense Minister Sadio Camara and seized key towns.
Iran’s president says Tehran will not negotiate under threats or blockade, as stalled U.S.-Iran peace efforts deepen uncertainty across the region.
A suspected gunman opened fire near the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, with officials saying Trump and members of his administration were likely intended targets.
A man convicted of spying on Iran International’s London offices has been released early, reviving fears of Iranian-linked threats and the growing use of criminal proxies in Britain.
The U.S. Embassy in London issued a security alert after a series of arson attacks and threats targeting Jewish sites in Britain and Europe.
Rights groups in Venezuela criticize interim President Delcy Rodríguez after she said the country’s prisoner release scheme is ending, while hundreds of political detainees remain jailed.
Reports say FBI Director Kash Patel may soon be fired as controversies mount and White House insiders suggest his departure is only a matter of time.
Hungary’s incoming leader Péter Magyar claims Orbán-linked oligarchs are moving billions abroad and preparing to flee before a new anti-corruption crackdown begins.
A fatal crash in Chihuahua killed two CIA officers and two Mexican agents, prompting Mexico to question unauthorized U.S. operations on its soil.
Russian attacks across Ukraine killed at least five people and damaged a civilian ship in Odesa’s port, as the war grinds on into another deadly spring.
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez dismissed reports of a U.S. idea to suspend Spain from NATO, reaffirming confidence in the alliance and its stability.
The UK reaffirmed that Falkland Islands sovereignty rests with Britain after reports of a possible U.S. review, maintaining its longstanding position.
A reported Pentagon email suggesting possible measures against Spain within NATO over Iran-related disagreements highlights internal deliberations without confirming policy changes.
A reported internal U.S. email suggesting consideration of suspending Spain from NATO has raised questions about alliance dynamics, though no formal decision has been confirmed.
The UK reaffirmed sovereignty over the Falkland Islands after a leaked Pentagon report, underscoring its longstanding position on the territory.
The EU approved a $106 billion loan package for Ukraine after Hungary lifted its veto, signaling renewed unity and continued financial support.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has endorsed Chris Rabb in a Philadelphia congressional race, bringing national attention to a local contest.