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In 1,000 days since October 7, 2023, Gaza lies in ruins, Board of Peace falters and Israel expands control of enclave.
Trade ambassador says US will not approve trilateral agreement with Canada and Mexico 'in its current form'.
Critics say it could hasten forced assimilation, lead to targeting of critics outside China. Beijing rejects charges.
An explosion rocks Damascus with state media reporting it was caused by a bomb.
Blast at a cafe reportedly kills five people and injures many more.
Vatican stresses only pope may approve bishop consecrations to safeguard apostolic ties to Jesus's original disciples.
Under fire amid surge in far right, German chancellor unveils tax and pension reform package in bid to revive economy.
Research finds that trade deal requiring UK to buy more medicines from US takes away money from other parts of NHS.
Police say 11-year-old boy who took his parents' vehicle without permission is now in custody and will be questioned.
Qatar says the next meeting will take place after funeral processions for Iran's former supreme leader.
At least two dead and 11 injured as Ukraine's forces defend against ballistic missiles, drones targeting capital city.
Aid workers fear disease outbreaks in temporary shelters amid overcrowding, lack of access to clean water, sanitation.
Tehran says a 'communication channel' will be established with Washington to report and discuss breaches of the MoU.
Russian daredevils Vanya Beerkus and Angela Nikolau are seen as ambassadors for 'rooftopping', a climbing sport.
President Trump has sought to limit mail-in voting and has ordered his administration to impose limits on the practice.
Carroll's lawyers have asked for an expedited resolution to the payment question after US Supreme Court declines appeal.
The US and Israel have signed a deal allocating land for a permanent US embassy in West Jerusalem.
Critics say the ruling invites corruption, benefitting wealthy donors and amplifying special interest sway in politics.
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Gharibabadi says part of $6bn in frozen assets would be used to buy goods Tehran needs.
Set backs on tariffs, birthright citizenship overlay broad interpretation of presidential power supported by Trump.
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