Kyiv demands to review Russia’s peace plan in advance as Moscow pushes for a second round of direct talks in Istanbul.

The White House seeks to reverse a court order requiring protections for deportees facing third-country removal to South Sudan where they may be at risk.

The incidents highlight the difficulties in reaching hundreds of thousands of Palestinians facing starvation after weeks of Israeli blockade and airstrikes

The new bill, discussed at a cabinet meeting, would toughen the consequences for those who enter or remain in Greece after their asylum claims are denied

The 46th ASEAN summit urges parties to avoid provocative actions in contested waters.

At a major Aleppo event, Syria’s president Sharaa said rebuilding the nation has begun and called on Syrians to work together for recovery.

Nazis positioned themselves as anti-colonial liberators, aligning with Islamic principles against Britain and France

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a U.S.-backed initiative, reported it had distributed around 8,000 food packages by late afternoon, equivalent to approximately 462,000 meals

The discussions have been driven by a broader shift in regional dynamics, with the U.S. encouraging Syria’s new Islamist rulers to engage with Israel, while Israel has eased its military operations in Syria

A car plowed into a crowd of football fans celebrating Liverpool’s Premier League title victory on Monday, leaving 27 people injured, two of them seriously. Police have ruled out terrorism in the incident, arresting a 53-year-old man in connection with the attack. Merseyside Police confirmed that the driver, a white British man, is in custody but stated that there is no ongoing threat. Assistant Chief Constable Jenny Sims described the incident as isolated, adding that it was not being treated as a terrorist act. The crash occurred minutes after Liverpool’s open-top bus, carrying players including Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk, passed through Water Street, where thousands had gathered to celebrate the team’s title win. The vehicle, described as dark-colored, swerved through the crowd, striking individuals in its path at high speed. Among the 27 people hospitalized, four were children, with one reported to have suffered serious injuries. At least 20 others were treated on-site. Witnesses described hearing “pops” as the car hit pedestrians, with some being knocked onto the bonnet, and others narrowly escaping as the vehicle sped away. “We heard the bumps as the car went over the people,” said Harry Rashid, a witness who was at the parade with his family. “It was horrible.” Police and emergency services acted swiftly, with fire crews removing four people trapped under the vehicle. Local authorities praised the “remarkable bravery” of first responders, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer offering his condolences to those affected. Images shared on social media showed the car stopped and surrounded by angry fans, who smashed the windows as officers attempted to control the crowd. The parade, which had been a sea of red with fans waving flags and lighting flares, turned into chaos after the crash. Liverpool’s mayor and the club expressed their solidarity with those injured. “Our thoughts and prayers are with those who have been affected by this serious incident,” Liverpool FC said. The incident occurred on a day meant to celebrate Liverpool’s 20th league title, a victory that came after a 30-year wait. Despite the joy of winning, the city’s football history has been marred by tragedy, including the 1989 Hillsborough disaster, where 97 fans lost their lives, and the Heysel Stadium disaster in 1985, which claimed 39 lives.

Gaza’s healthcare system nears collapse as WHO trucks carrying life-saving equipment and drugs remain blocked at entry points.

East Jerusalem remains a flashpoint. Most countries see it as occupied territory; Israel considers it part of its capital

SIPRI data reveals a dramatic decline in peacekeeping personnel linked to global instability and limited resources.

Under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia has implemented a series of social reforms, including allowing women to drive, easing gender segregation rules, and reducing the influence of the religious police

The executions followed an Israeli airstrike last week that killed six security officials working to protect the aid deliveries, according to one source

At the African Lion exercise, the US highlights the need for African partners to operate independently amid rising regional threats.

The latest casualties were reported in separate Israeli strikes on the southern city of Khan Younis, the northern Jabalia refugee camp, and the central Nuseirat camp

The World Health Organization says nearly all Gaza hospitals have been damaged or destroyed following intensified Israeli military operations.

Israel’s defence minister, Israel Katz, recently created a military body to facilitate the forced migration of Gaza’s population

A general license was issued to ease US sanctions on Syria in an effort to boost the country’s economy and support future stability.

The UK and Mauritius have signed a sovereignty agreement on Chagos Islands, gaining UN support as a meaningful resolution to a colonial-era conflict.

A federal judge’s decision to stop migrant transfers to South Sudan drew sharp criticism from the White House over judicial overreach.

The US has revoked Harvard’s right to host foreign students, prompting sharp criticism from the university and escalating tensions with the Trump administration.

Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, emphasized that any attack on Iranian nuclear sites by Israel would involve the US, which would bear legal responsibility